Sober Grad. Certificates

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2 Sober Grad Certificates

3 Senior Grad Ads Great way for parents, families and friends to commemorate your student! Create your and download photos to Jostens.com no need to scan or send in photos

4 Senior Grad Ads Create your ad online at 4 sizes to choose from Full page 1/2page 1/4 page 1/8 page DUE: January 15 th, 2018

5 College Options

6 Uprep.net

7 Naviance Go to the U-Prep homepage. On the right hand side, click Naviance. Click I need to register. Your registration code is your primary phone number listed on Aeries (please include your area code). You will then be prompted to set up your username and password

8 California Colleges Colleges and Universities in California California Community Colleges (CCC) California State University (CSU) University of California (UC) Private Universities and Colleges

9 California Community College 114 California Community Colleges Associate s Degrees Arts (A.A.) Science (A.S.) Certificates

10 California Community College CAMPUS HIGHLIGHTS Associate degrees and preparation for transfer to a four year college or university Training programs that address community needs Guaranteed transfer agreements High school enrichment programs Student support services Vocational training and career enhancement for employment

11 Application Process The Shasta Promise Students complete the Application Orientation Education Plan Opportunity to meet with Shasta College counselors at U-Prep create an education plan

12 California Community College

13 A-G a. History/Social Science - 2 years required (US History or 1/2 yr. US History & 1/2 yr. American Government and World History) b. English - 4 years required c. Mathematics - 3 years required, 4 years recommended (Integrated math II) d. Lab Science - 2 years required, 3 years recommended (Biology, Chemistry, Physics) (CSU requires 1 Biological Science and 1 Physical Science for admission)

14 A-G e. Language Other Than English - 2 years required, 3 years recommended (Same language) f. Visual and Performing Arts - 1 year required g. College Preparatory Electives - 1 year required (Academic courses in any of the above a-f areas) AP (Advanced Placement) & Honors Courses are recommended

15 California State University Bachelors Degrees Arts (B.A.) Science (B.S.) Masters Degrees Arts (M.A.) Science (M.S.) Teaching Credentials Doctoral Degrees

16 California State University Campus Highlights Practical, hands-on learning Different campus sizes Personalized attention by faculty Athletics ranging from recreational to Division I Student support services Affordable Students are prepared for advanced degrees Students are prepared for the world of work upon graduation

17 Application Admission offices at the 23 campuses use three factors to determine eligibility Specific high school courses (referred to as the a-g courses) Grades in a-g courses and test scores Graduation from high school Many CSU campuses have higher standards for particular majors or for students who live outside the local admission area. Because of the number of students who apply, several campuses have higher standards (supplementary admission criteria) for all applicants.

18 Application Apply online Oct. 1st Nov. 30th No essay required Start application early Fee $55 per application Discourage students from waiting until last week!

19 California State University

20 University of California Bachelor s Degrees Arts (B.A.) Science (B.S.) Master s Degree Arts (B.A.) Science (B.S.) Teaching Credentials Doctoral Degrees (Ph.D.) Professional Degrees (Law. Medicine, MBA, etc.)

21 University of California Campus Highlights Variety of campus locations, sizes, environments and majors Student research opportunities with distinguished faculty Student support services Athletics ranging from intramurals to Division I Excellent educational value High graduation rates

22 Admissions Academic grade point average in all completed "a-g" courses, including additional points for completed UC-certified honors courses. Scores on the following tests: ACT with Writing or the SAT Reasoning Test. Number of, content of and performance in academic courses beyond the minimum "a-g" requirements. Number of and performance in UC-approved honors, Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate Higher Level and transferable college courses. Identification by UC as being ranked in the top 9 percent of your high school class at the end of your junior year (Eligible in the Local Context, or ELC). Quality of your senior-year program as measured by the type and number of academic courses in progress or planned. Quality of your academic performance relative to the educational opportunities available in your high school. Outstanding performance in one or more specific subject areas. Outstanding work in one or more special projects in any academic field of study.

23 Admissions Recent, marked improvement in academic performance as demonstrated by academic GPA and the quality of coursework completed or in progress. Special talents, achievements and awards in a particular field, such as visual and performing arts, communication or athletic endeavors; special skills, such as demonstrated written and oral proficiency in other languages; special interests, such as intensive study and exploration of other cultures; experiences that demonstrate unusual promise for leadership, such as significant community service or significant participation in student government; or other significant experiences or achievements that demonstrate the student's promise for contributing to the intellectual vitality of a campus. Completion of special projects undertaken in the context of your high school curriculum or in conjunction with special school events, projects or programs. Academic accomplishments in light of your life experiences and special circumstances, including but not limited to: disabilities, low family income, first generation to attend college, need to work, disadvantaged social or educational environment, difficult personal and family situations or circumstances, refugee status or veteran status.

24 Application Application is currently open Submit application November 1st 30th Personal Insight required Fee $70 per application Discourage procrastination!

25 University of California

26 Independent College and Universities Bachelor s Degrees Arts (B.A.) Science (B.S.) Master s Degree Arts (B.A.) Science (B.S.) Teaching Credentials Doctoral Degrees (Ph.D.) Professional Degrees (Law. Medicine, MBA, etc.)

27 Independent College and Universities Campus Highlights 78% of students at AICCU institutions receive Institutional Grants. Overall, 86% of students at AICCU institutions receive some type of aid. High graduation rates Class sizes are often smaller. With the average student to faculty ration 12:1. Every application is personally reviewed Classes are small and taught by professors AICCU.edu

28 Application Deadlines vary Common Application widely used Always contact Admissions Office for information Research scholarship application process Always check admissions website

29 College Entrance Examination Requirements UC SAT with Writing or ACT with Writing SAT Subject Test (RECOMMENDED) CSU (Literature, Science, Foreign Language, History, etc.) For the ACT- Focus on the highest combined score from the same test administration. For the SAT- Focus on the highest total score from a single test date SAT or ACT CCC No SAT or ACT required INDEPENDENT COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES Varies from school to school. SAT or ACT required. Please contact the schools for more information

30 PSAT PSAT Wednesday, October 11 th At U-Prep Results arrive late December National Merit Scholarship

31 Shasta Promise

32 Preview Days

33 College Quest

34 College Representatives on Campus

35 NCAA

36 NAIA

37 Financial Aid Night Monday, October 2 nd 2017 Marr Auditorium 6:00-7:30 PM College OPTIONS

38 Comparison 2017/18 COAs Shasta College $11,164* CSU Chico (CA Public 4-year) $24,420** UC Davis (CA Public 4-year) $35,731** Harvard University (Private) $73,600** *Living with parent **Living on campus

39 Financial Aid Grants Pell Grant Cal Grant (A, B, C) Scholarships Local, State, Institutional, and Private Work Study (select box on FAFSA) Loans Student loans: Stafford and Perkins Parent: Federal Plus loan or Private loans

40 Scholarships Local Scholarships: College OPTIONS Current Students-> college info->info. for seniors Local organizations (church groups, clubs) Contact parents place of employment Contact each college

41 What should Juniors be doing now? Continue to take challenging classes and earn good grades. Get involved in school and your community! Colleges and scholarship programs look at extra-curricular activities. What did you DO in those activities? How did you contribute? Create a college binder listing information about what you have done in high school (awards, honors, recognitions, hobbies, activities, work experience). Keep college search information including user-names and passwords. Begin thinking/exploring (Naviance) what colleges you are interested in attending (community college, four-year, local, out of town, out of state, private). What can you afford? How far from home do you want to be? If you are considering a 4-year university directly after high school, begin researching campuses and majors, while considering your career interests. Narrow your list to 6-8 potential schools. In the spring, register for the SAT or ACT and SAT Subject Tests, if required. If you are considering a community college, begin researching campuses and transfer requirements. Visit as many potential university/college campuses as possible, talk with an admissions counselor and begin corresponding via . Get Started Early. Don t leave everything to the last minute.

42 Important Dates FAFSA Open For Submission Opens October 1 st 2017 Deadline to Submit Cal Grant GPA verification form October 1 st 2017 o U-Prep counseling center will submit Financial Aid Night October 2 nd 2017 o Presented by College Options (Marr) 6:00-7:30 PM Senior Exit Presentations March 26 th 2018 Senior/Junior Prom April 21 st 2018 AP Testing May 7 th -18 th 2018 Senior Breakfast and Awards Ceremony May 21 st 2018 Senior Graduation Practice Senior Graduation Ceremony June 1 st :00 AM June 1 st :00 PM

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