Apply with Scoir
Applicant resources
For Students: How to Apply with Scoir
For Non Scoir High School/International/Transfer Students: How many recommendations do I need?
For Non Scoir High School/International/Transfer Students: Requesting letters of recommendation
For Non Scoir High School, International, and Transfer Students: Requesting transcripts, application documents, & letters of recommendation
Colleges resources
For Colleges: Scoir application integration checklist
For Colleges: Configuring your application
For Colleges: Application activation
For Colleges: Importing School Reference IDs
For Colleges: Testing your application
Recommender & supporter resources
Counselors
Getting started
For Counselors: Managing your account
Counselor Dashboard Overview
For Counselors/Teachers: Changing your email address
For Counselors: Creating a Demo Student Account
Using Scoir: A quick start guide for middle school counselors
Adding & managing students
For Counselors: Student roster overview
For Counselors: Add a new student
For Counselors: Student registration process
For Counselors: Labels overview
For Counselors: My student has a Scoir account but I can't see their data
For Counselors: Edit student profiles
For Counselors: Student transferring high schools
For Counselors: Removing students from Scoir
For Counselors: How to disenroll/delete students when using Clever
For Counselors: Recording scholarships and awards for students
Managing parents
For Counselors: Using the Parent Roster
For Counselors: Why can’t parents access surveys, scattergrams, forms, or other school data?
College & career planning
For Counselors: Viewing students’ career interests
For Counselors: PrinciplesYou character assessment overview
For Counselors: Searching and filtering colleges
For Counselors: Suggesting colleges
For Counselors: Add a college to a student's college list
For Counselors: Manage colleges on behalf of a student
For Counselors: View a student's college list in table format
For Counselors: Managing and using Scattergrams
For Counselors: Understanding List Scores
For Counselors: College Selectivity Levels & Student Match Levels overview
For Counselors: Using Predictive Chances
For Counselors: Setting Acceptance Likelihood
For Counselors: Set student outcomes and post-graduate plans
For Counselors: Discover Programs
For Counselors: Admission Intelligence FAQ
Document management
My Drive
For Counselors: Viewing your student's document storage (MyDrive)
For Counselors: Bulk add files & links to multiple My Drives
For Counselors: Adding a YouTube video to My Drive
Document preparation & uploading
For Counselors: Manage application materials
For Counselors: Secondary School Report (SSR) overview
For Counselors: Midyear Reports and Transcripts
For Counselors: Final Reports and Transcripts
For Counselors: Grade Reports (Individual)
For Counselors: Application fee waivers
For Counselors: Digitally signing Early Decision contracts
For Counselors: Completing second Early Decision sontract for the same student
For Counselors: Letters of recommendation
For Counselors: Add a counselor evaluation/recommendation
For Counselors: Viewing status of teacher recommendations
For Counselors: Uploading recommendations on behalf of an 'Other Recommender' outside of Scoir
For Counselors: Managing FERPA on behalf of a student
Understanding FERPA - Frequently asked questions
Document sending
For Counselors: Send application materials
For Counselors: Sending documents for individual students
For Counselors: Understanding what "Complete Packets Ready to Send" means
For Counselors: Understanding the "Needs Attention" document status
For Counselors: Cancel sent documents - the send docs "undo" button 😮
For Counselors: Resending an updated transcript after it was already sent
For Counselors: Why aren't documents appearing in the list to be sent to colleges?
Tracking & troubleshooting
Assignments & surveys
For Counselors: Using Plans
For Counselors: Create and assign Tasks
For Counselors: Using Forms
For Counselors: Creating, publishing, and editing Surveys
For Counselors: Viewing Survey results
For Counselors: How do students and parents know that a survey was sent?
For Counselors: Creating brag sheets in Scoir
Uploading test scores & other data
Test Score Imports: ACT score imports
Test Score Imports: ACT and PreACT scores via rapid manual entry
Uploading College Board test scores
Manually adding TOEFL scores for each student
For Counselors: Importing Custom Properties
Bulk add/update Grade Report
Bulk add/update Senior Courses
Bulk add/update Student GPAs
Bulk add/update Transcripts
Reporting
For Counselors: Running standard reports on student data
For Counselors: Creating custom reports
For Counselors: Exporting reports from student roster view
For Counselors: Custom Properties and Property Groups
Communication & notifications
For Counselors: Messaging students & parents in Scoir
For Counselors: The Email Center
For Counselors: Sending and scheduling emails
For Counselors: Emailing users using the advanced email integration
For Counselors: Scoir Library & Email Subscription management
For Counselors: What notifications will students receive from Scoir?
For Counselors: Notifications & alerts
Calendar & scheduling
Using the calendar
For Counselors: Calendar overview
For Counselors: Linking your Scoir calendar to an external calendar
Visits & office hours
For Counselors: Scheduling in-person visits & availability
For Counselors: Scheduling virtual visits
For Counselors: Scheduling visits for non-college organizations
For Counselors: Scheduling multiple college visits within the same time slot
For Counselors: Students' notification of college visits
For Counselors: Understanding Scoir RSVP dates
For Counselors: Scheduling office hours
For Counselors: Office hours from the student perspective
For Counselors: Edit or delete a visit
Resources & checklists
Students
Account setup & management
For Students: Scoir student overview [video]
For Students: Creating an account when invited by your high school
For Students: Creating an account on your own (non-Scoir high school student account)
For Students: How to tell if you are linked to a high school or not
For Students: Invite your parents/guardians
For Students: What to do if you have multiple accounts
For Students: Link your existing Scoir account to a high school
For Students: Change your email addresses or add a backup email
For Students: Delete your account
Build your student profile
For Students: Personalize your dashboard & college preferences
For Students: Update your personal information
For Students: First generation students
For Students: FERPA Release and FERPA Waiver
For Students: Update your academic information
For Students: Record your activities and achievements
For Students: Create and export a resume
For Students: Managing your My Drive
Explore careers
For Students: Taking a career interest assessment
For Students: Taking the PrinciplesYou character assessment
For Students: Discover careers
For Students: Managing careers in your profile
College planning
Explore colleges
For Students: Setting your college preferences
For Students: Student interest categories
For Students: Discover colleges
For Students: College profiles
For Students: Comparing colleges
For Students: Viewing Scattergrams
For Students: Discover Events
For Students: Discover Programs
Build & manage your college list
For Students: Understanding what it means to follow a college in Scoir
For Students: My Colleges
For Students: View your college list in a data table format
Create and Manage Views
The Balanced List Score
For Students: View & simulate your Predictive Chances for college admissions
For Students: Updating outcomes and post graduate plans
Application documents & resources
For Students: Understanding Test Optional, Test Free & Test Required SAT/ACT Scores
For Scoir connected students: Requesting a fee waiver
For Students: Early Decision contracts
For Scoir connected students: Requesting transcripts
For Scoir connected students: Requesting letters of recommendation
For Students: Checklist for ensuring application document delivery
For Students: The Scoir guide to the Common Application
Assignments
Office hours & visits
Scoir mobile app
College Admissions
Staff setup & management
For Colleges: Add & invite admissions staff
For Colleges: Admissions Officer roles & permissions
For Colleges: Remove admissions staff
Integrating Slate with Scoir
Introduction: Integrating Slate with Scoir
Step 1: Preparing Slate for Scoir Documents and Record Creation
Step 2: Connecting Slate and Scoir
Step 3: Mapping Scoir Student Data and Documents in Slate
For Colleges: Troubleshooting Slate integration with Scoir
For Colleges: Slate Integration - Message Scoir Students from Slate
Applications & documents
Application rounds & requirements
Introduction: Managing Application Rounds
Step 1: Creating Application Document Requirements
Step 2: Creating an Application Deadline
For Colleges: Edit, copy, and delete document requirements
Receiving documents
For Colleges: The Scoir CSV/Manifest file
For Colleges: Configuring SFTP Integration with Scoir
For Colleges: Troubleshoot configuration of SFTP integration with Scoir
For Colleges: Slate Mapping
For Colleges: Supported Document Types
For Non-Slate Colleges: Configuring File Preferences
For Colleges: Downloading & reviewing documents
For Colleges: Grade Reports
For Colleges: Scoir Index File
Managing college profile content
For Colleges: Premium Presence overview
For Colleges: Create & manage Posts, Events, and Programs
For Colleges: Events
For Colleges: Programs
For Colleges: Guidelines for college profile header photos
Student & guardian messaging
For Colleges: Outreach Messaging overview
For Colleges: Create one-time messages
For Colleges: Create automated messages
Calendar & visit scheduling
Data insights
District Administrators
For District Admins: Logging into your Network account
For District Admins: Getting started with a Network account
For District Admins: Adding and managing users in your Network account
For District Admins: Network roles and permissions
For District Admins: District communications
For District Admins: Setting up and enabling Advanced Email features
School Administrators
School account setup: Data collection process
Data gathering instructions for middle school accounts
ClassLink/Naviance - SIS-Students/Parent
ClassLink Roster/Naviance - SIS-Students/Parent (District)
ClassLink Rostering - SIS Students/Parents
ClassLink Rostering - SIS Students/Parents (District)
Clever Only - SIS Parents
Clever - SIS Parents (District)
Clever/Naviance - SIS-Parent
Clever/Naviance - SIS-Parent (District)
Naviance - SIS for Students/Parent/Teacher
Naviance - SIS Student/Parent/Teacher (District)
Naviance - to - Scoir: Application Outcomes for Current Students
SIS Only - Students/Parents/Teachers
SIS only - Students/Parents/Teachers (District)
Cialfo,Maia Learning, and Xello Historical Application Data (Alumni Only)
School account settings
School settings overview
Enable application materials (Documents)
Setting your high school student email domain
Setting up and enabling Advanced Email
Ensuring Scoir access and emails will be delivered
Request a GPA scale change
Display school photos for students on their profile
Configuring Your SSR - Secondary School Report
Managing Student Transcript Settings
Configuring FERPA Waiver & Release Forms
Managing Your recommendations settings
School logo and template for teacher recommendations
Student self-reporting for GPA and test scores
Pending Acknowledgement
Predictive Chances and Scattergram display settings
For Counselors: Overriding a college's application document requirements
Can counselors control who sees Balanced List scores?
Can counselors adjust Balanced List requirements?
Adjust Balanced List scoring to focus on Applying and Applied colleges
User setup & roles
Users page overview
Adding and removing counselors and other staff to Scoir
Inviting faculty and staff
Understanding and assigning roles and permissions
Inviting Students
Assigning counselors to students
Inviting parents/guardians
Informing your users
Data uploads
Parents
Account setup & management
For Parents/Guardians: Managing your email notifications
For Parents/Guardians: Changing your email address
For Parents/Guardians: Creating and managing your account and linking to students
For Parents/Guardians: Change your Scoir password
Supporting your students
For Parents/Guardians: View your student’s college list
For Parents: View your student’s college list in a data table format
For Parents/Guardians: Suggesting colleges
For Parents/Guardians: Unsuggesting a college for my student
For Parents/Guardians: View and simulate your student’s Predictive Chances
For Parents/Guardians: Viewing your student's document storage in My Drive
For Parents/Guardians: Digitally signing your student's early decision contract
Searching for colleges
For Parents/Guardians: Searching for colleges
For Parents/Guardians: Viewing college profiles
For Parents/Guardians: Viewing Scattergrams
For Parents/Guardians: Comparing colleges
For Parents/Guardians: Financial information & estimates
For Parents/Guardians: Discover College Events
For Parents/Guardians: Discover Programs
Assignments
Scoir mobile app
Teachers
Community Based Organizations (CBOs)
Product Updates
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For Colleges: Configuring your application
Updated by Customer Support Team
Learn how colleges can customize the information students are required to include in their applications.
For quicker navigation, use the table of contents to the right to jump to a specific section or watch a how-to video 👉
How to Configure Your Application
To get started, go to Application > Configure and click Edit Configuration in the upper right hand corner.
Applicant Types
Next, choose which applications your college wishes to accept from Scoir. This can include First Year Students and/or Transfer students. You can enable or disable these by using the toggle. Toggling this off for one of the options (for example, toggling 'Transfer' applicant types off) will disable the corresponding sections.
Application Details
This section includes information your college may wish to require from the applicant. The configurable sections are shown first and can be checked or unchecked depending on whether you'd like to receive that information.
These sections include:
- Demographic Information (See how this appears for students in the Application Profile here)
- 9th-11th Grade Coursework (See how this appears for students in the Application Profile here)
- 12th Grade Coursework (See how this appears for students in the Application Profile here)
- In-Progress College Coursework (See how this appears for students in the Application Profile here)
- Completed College Coursework (See how this appears for students in the Application Profile here)
- Additional Exams (See how this appears for students in the Application Profile here)
- English Proficiency Tests (See how this appears for students in the Application Profile here)
- Honors and Distinctions (See how this appears for students in the Application Profile here)
- Activities and Experiences (See how this appears for students in the Application Profile here)
- Coalition Essay
Core sections of Application Details are all set to required and cannot be edited, as shown below:
SAT/ACT
In this section, you'll set your institution's standardized test policy and indicate whether or not your school allows for or requires self reported test scores. You can also indicate if you would like to include SAT/ACT scores in the Application Profile PDFs. Note that the option to include SAT/ACT scores will be selected by default.
There are three options for the standardized test policy:
- Requires Scores
- Test Optional
- Test Blind
To indicate your institution is test optional, you must set your Standardized Test Policy to 'Test-Optional.' If your school will accept self-reported test scores, you must then select the checkbox. Both steps need to be completed.
If you do choose to accept test scores, when students complete their Application Profile, they'll see this:
You can also see in further details about how this looks for students here.
Explore other scenarios and their impact to the applicant experience below:
Scenario | Test Policy | Self-Reported? | Applicant Experience |
1 | Required | Yes | The SAT/ACT section requirement must be satisfied. Highest scores are sent to your college when the application is initiated. |
2 | Required | No | The SAT/ACT section is hidden from the student. |
3 | Test Optional | Yes | Similar to Scenario 1, but the student can indicate if they'd like to share their self-reported test scores with the college. If they indicate that they'd like to share scores, highest scores are sent to your college upon initiation. |
4 | Test Optional | No | The SAT/ACT section is hidden from the student. |
5 | Test-Blind | Disabled | The SAT/ACT section is hidden from the student. |
Additional Tests
Indicate if you'd like to include Additional Tests in this section. If you choose to enable this section, you'll also be able to enter additional details for the applicant.
English Proficiency Tests
Indicate if you'd like to include English Proficiency Tests in this section. If you choose to enable this section, you'll also be able to enter additional details for the applicant.
Race & Ethnicity
Here, you can indicate if you would like to include Race & Ethnicity details in the Application Profile PDFs.
Fee Waiver Details
Choose the application fee-waiver criteria that will be supported by your institution:
Students who qualify for Federal Free and Reduced Lunch Program |
Students who have received a College Board, ACT, and/or NACAC fee waiver |
Students who are participating in TRiO programs |
Students who receive a Pell Grant |
Students who are veterans or active members of the U.S. Armed Forces |
Students who self-identify as the first in their family to attend college |
Students whose family receives public assistance |
Students enrolled in a federal, state, or local program that aids students from low-income families |
Students who live in federally subsidized public housing, a foster home or are homeless |
Students who are a ward of the state or an orphan |
Students who receive need-based scholarships elsewhere |
Students who are being assisted by any college or university access program |
You can see how this looks for students here.
Supplemental Details
Indicate any required college essays or additional questions that need to be completed by the applicant. You'll also be able to enter additional details in the Supplement Essay Prompts about the supplemental essay. All of this information will be shown to students.
Additional Details
Any notes or further instructions about your institution's application requirements can be added to help students better navigate.
Admissions Contact
Enter the primary point of contact information who Scoir can contact with any questions regarding your application settings.