Seniors are allowed two college visits per school year. Proof of the visit is required in order for the absence to be excused.

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Chemistry II, or Physics Social Studies 4 Units World Geography, World History, Civics, United States History Fine Art 1

2 English 4 Units English I, II, III and IV Math 4 Units Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and Math Essentials, Advanced Math (TOPS) or Financial Math Science 4 Units Biology, Chemistry and Physical Science, Environmental Science, Biology II, Chemistry II, or Physics Social Studies 4 Units World Geography, World History, Civics, United States History Fine Art 1 Unit Foreign Language 2 Units (TOPS) or 2 Speech units Health ½ Unit Physical Education 1 ½ Units Electives 3 Units Total 24

org (must upload photo) TOPS requires a 20 for basic program, 23 and 27 for higher programs.

3 What: College admission test. Who: Required by most LA colleges for admittance and scholarships. When: Junior year and Senior year as needed. Scoring: 36 is top score. Register: (must upload photo) TOPS requires a 20 for basic program, 23 and 27 for higher programs. College scholarships usually require 23 or better. Developmental college courses required for scores under 18 For English Under 19 For Math. Workshops/Courses BCHS (boot camp) Sylvan UNO

4 Seniors are allowed two college visits per school year. Proof of the visit is required in order for the absence to be excused.

5 Wednesday, October 12, :30-7:00PM Belle Chasse High School Library Receive one on one assistance applying to colleges. Bring credit card information if you cannot complete application at home.

6 October 2016 Meet with School Counselor to review transcripts and evaluate college choices Register to retake ACT if necessary Meet college admission and scholarship application deadlines Register for selective service (males) Request high school transcript and letters of recommendation from teachers, counselors, and employers if needed. Search for private scholarships and grant programs Attend college visits Collect family tax information for 2015 Complete the FAFSA online at after October 1 st 2016 November 2016 Attend college visits Complete college application forms December 2016 Continue college and scholarship search January 2017 Continue college and scholarship search February 2017 Attend FAFSA Night March 2017 Promptly respond to any requests from college admissions and financial aid offices Continue to seek private scholarships Turn in scholarship offer letters to Mrs. Roussell April 2017 Compare college offers you receive from each college Make final college decision Review your financial aid reward letter with parents Return award letter to the college of your choice May 2017 Notify the office of Admission s and Financial Aid at the colleges you decided not to attend Request Final transcript Graduation!!!!!!

7 High School Diploma OR TOPS University 24 Credits Jump Start TOPS Tech 23 Credits and Certifications

8 English 4 Credits (English I, II, III and IV) Math 4 Credits (Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II), and Advanced Math, Pre-Calculus, Trigonometry, or Calculus Science 4 Credits (Biology, Chemistry), Physical Science, Environmental Science, Biology II, Chemistry II, or Physics Social Studies 4 Credits (World Geography, Civics, United States History, World History) Health ½ Credit Physical Education 1 ½ Credits Art 1 Credit Foreign Language 2 Credit Electives 3 Credits Total 24

9 English 4 Credits (English I, II, III) and English IV or Business English Math 4 Credits (Algebra I Part A and Algebra Part B or Algebra I), Geometry, Math Essentials, Algebra II, Advanced Math/Pre-Calculus or Financial Literacy Science 2 Credits (Biology), Physical Science, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Biology II, Chemistry II, or Physics Social Studies 2 Credits (Civics, United History) Health ½ Credit Physical Education 1 ½ Credits Electives 9 Credits Must complete course sequence and certifications for career pathway Total 23

10 Attend Junior Preview Day Register for scholarship opportunities at & other sites Research college admission requirements Prepare for the ACT Take ACT

11 JUNIORS -Take ACT -Start researching colleges -Attend Junior Day at colleges -Plan college visits -Discuss college options with parents -Become familiar with scholarships SENIORS -Verify credits -Narrow college choices (2-3) -Take ACT/SAT -Attend preview day -Request recommendation letters (if applicable) -Apply to college -Apply for scholarships -Apply for housing -Apply for financial aid (FAFSA October)

12 Scholarship Opportunities -Colleges and Universities -State and National Scholarships -Local Scholarships Visit scholarship search sites and sign up for scholarship opportunities

13 Cum laude student graduates with a 3.6+ overall GPA. Magna cum laude - student graduates with a 3.8+ overall GPA. Summa cum laude - student graduates with a 4.0+ overall GPA. All students achieving a cum laude status will wear a specially designed stole. It will not be limited to the top 10.

ADMISSION TO THE UNIVERSITY

ADMISSION TO THE UNIVERSITY William Carter, Director of Admission College Hall 140. MSC 128. Extension 2315. Texas A&M University-Kingsville adheres to high standards of academic excellence and admits