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Wooster Class of 2019

Wooster Class of 2019 . Senior interview. Remind https://www.remind.com/join. The Counseling Department would like you to join “Wooster College & Career Center” Remind

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Wooster Class of 2019

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  1. Wooster Class of 2019 Senior interview

  2. Remind https://www.remind.com/join • The Counseling Department would like you to join “Wooster College & Career Center” Remind • Remind is a free, safe and simple messaging tool that helps us share important updates and reminders with students and parents. • Subscribe by text, email or using the Remind app. • Class Name: Wooster College & Career Center Class Code: @woosterccc • To receive text messages, please text @woosterccc to 81010. You can opt out at any time. • To receive messages via email, send an email to woosterccc@email.remind.com

  3. Class of 2019 Senior Interview • Important! Graduating from high school is YOUR responsibility. Counselors are here to help, but ultimately it is YOUR diploma. Please check all paperwork for inaccuracies. • Senior Folder • Look over the transcript and make note of any errors or questions you have • Verify your diploma option • Fill in half-sheet with name, college choice, post-secondary interest, and first generation status (have either of your parents attended college). • Please be sure to look through the Senior Packet!

  4. Diploma Types

  5. Senior Year • College Admissions • Now is the time to be looking at the colleges you are interested in applying to for admission next fall. • www.collegeboard.com is a great resource for exploring colleges throughout the country. • Every college has a webpage! Start the search now! • Scholarships • Now is the time to begin researching scholarships. The schools you are interested in attending all have financial aid and scholarship webpages. • Two resources: www.fastweb.com and www.collegeboard.com are great sites to search. • Check our College & Career website: www.coltsgo2college.weebly.com

  6. Millennium Scholarship • $10,000 for Nevada colleges/universities • Eligibility • Graduate from a Nevada public or private high school • You must have been a resident of Nevada • You must complete high school with at least a 3.25 GPA • If you don’t meet the GPA requirement, you must: have an ACT composite score of 21 or higherOR a combined (reading and math) SAT score of 1070 • High School Courses Units • English 4 • Math (including Algebra II) 4 • Natural Science 3 • Social Studies/History 3 TOTAL 14 • HOW IS INITIAL ELIGIBILITY DETERMINED? • Your school district will submit your name to the State Treasurer’s office if you are an eligible Millennium Scholar. • There is no application form for you to complete.

  7. Federal Application for Student Aid – FAFSAhttps://fafsa.ed.gov/ • You can begin filling out the FAFSA starting on October 1st • Wooster’s FAFSA Night is on October 17th from 5-7pm • To fill out the FAFSA, you will need: • Student’s and parents’ social security numbers • Alien registration number (if you are not a citizen) • Student’s and parents’ 2017 W-2 forms • Student’s and parents’ 2017 income tax returns • Your FSA ID • Get your FSA ID here: https://studentaid.ed.gov/sa/fafsa/filling-out/fsaid

  8. University of Nevada AdmissionsApply Online: www.unr.edu/apply Required High School Courses Admission Waivers Class of 2019 Important Dates English 4 years Math 3 years (Algebra 1 or higher) Science 3 years (bio, chem, physics, and at least 2 years in a lab science) History 3 years Must have a core cumulative GPA in the above classes of a 3.0 If a first-time new student does not meet the 3.0 academic gpa requirement, he or she may use an SAT I Critical Reading and Math combined score of 1120 or an ACT composite score of 22 in place of the gpa requirement. If a student earns an Advanced Diploma from a Nevada High School, but does not meet the academic gpa requirement he or she will be granted admission to the University. 9/15 Fall Admission Application available 11/15 Early Action Admission 2/1 University deadline for scholarship consideration 2/1 Priority deadline for on-campus housing 4/7 Freshman Admissions Application Deadline

  9. University of Nevada Freshman ScholarshipsScholarship Deadline-February 1st

  10. UNR Pack Advantage Scholarship • Last dollar funding which guarantees a minimum of $8,500 in gift aid to qualifying students • Must be a Nevada resident, enrolled in full-time course load, FAFSA submitted by 2/1 deadline • Pell grant eligible • If qualifications are met, UNR promises that your gift aid will cover the cost of class registration and books each year for up to four years so long as you maintain Pell eligibility and satisfactory academic progress.

  11. TMCC – Steps to Enroll • Apply for admission – https://webapps.tmcc.edu/admissionapp/ • Complete an application for admission and view important dates and deadlines. If you have questions, contact the Admissions and Records office. • Fill out the FAFSA • Take an entrance exam (ACT,SAT, ACCUPLACER) • Complete New Student Orientation, Advising and Registration (SOAR) – orientation.tmcc.edu • SOAR part I is online and covers information and resources you need to be successful. • SOAR part II is your chance to meet with the advising staff, prepare a first semester class schedule and register. • Register and pay for classes • Take care of this through MyTMCC using your TMCC username and password.

  12. Nevada Promise Scholarship • Beginning with the graduating class of 2018, high school seniors in Nevada may apply for the Nevada Promise Scholarship at TMCC. • This scholarship will provide up to three years of no cost registration fees and other mandatory fees to eligible students. • TMCC Fall 2019 Application Available at apply.tmcc.edu. • Nevada Promise Scholarship Application available at nvpromise.tmcc.edu. • OCTOBER 31st DEADLINE • Students are awarded in order of application received – so apply ASAP.

  13. Class Placement at UNR based on ACT and SAT Scores - English

  14. Class Placement at UNR based on ACT and SAT Scores - Math

  15. ACT Test dates 2018 – 2019

  16. SAT Test dates 2018 - 2019

  17. TMCC – Accuplacer Prep • The Accuplacer placement test is a computerized test used to assess student skill levels in reading, English and math. This assessment will show student strengths and weaknesses resulting in proper class assignments. It is offered to all students who did not take, or who are not satisfied with their SAT or ACT results. • The ACCUPLACER will be offered at Wooster on March 19th & 20th from 9am to 12pm • Or you can take it anytime up at TMCC • The Official ACCUPLACER Study App: Visit: itunes.apple.com/us/app/official-accuplacer-study/id479626721?mt=8.

  18. WUE http://www.wiche.edu/wue What is WUE? If you are a resident of a WICHE state, you are eligible to request a reduced WUE tuition rate of 150% of the resident rate at more than 150 participating institutions in the West. Search our WUE database to see which institutions participate, and which programs are available at the WUE rate. WICHE states include: Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.

  19. WACA – Western Apprenticeship Coordinators Association www.buildingtradejobs.org • The Western Apprenticeship Coordinators Association sponsors a number of free apprenticeship programs through its member organizations: Construction Craft Laborers, Electricians, Ironworkers, NV Energy Utility Workers, Operating Engineers, Painting, Drywall, and Floorcovering Workers, Plasterers and Cement Masons, Plumbers and Pipefitters, Sheet Metal Works, Stationary Engineers • People 18 years of age or older with a high school diploma or GED may apply to learn and earn on the job for a well paying career in the construction industry. • For more information contact: Dian VanderWell Trades Apprenticeship Recruiter, WACA 4635 Longley Lane, Suite 108, Reno, NV 89502 www.buildingtradejobs.org 775-772-7146 or toll free 1-888-733-9222 email info@buildingtradejobs.org

  20. The “Brag Sheet” • The “Brag Sheet” is a form that you’ll fill out in order to help people who are writing letters of recommendation get a better idea of who you are and what you have accomplished as a student. • The brag sheet includes your GPA, honors and AP classes, test scores, academic honors and awards. • You may also list volunteer and community service hours, extracurricular activities, work experience, interests, hobbies and talents. • Include obstacles or challenges you have overcome, or personal or academic accomplishments you have achieved. • Be honest • Find a brag sheet in your Senior Packet Folder

  21. NCAA Eligibility • ELIGIBILITYCENTER.ORG • If you want to play NCAA sports at an NCAA Division I or II school, you need to register with the NCAA Eligibility Center at eligibilitycenter.org. The Eligibility Center works with you and your high school to certify your initial eligibility. • CORE COURSES • Not all high school classes are NCAA core courses. A core course prepares you for a four-year college and is taught at or above your high school’s regular academic level. Visit eligibilitycenter.org for a full list of your high school’s core courses.

  22. Important Dates Before Winter Break • FAFSA Night:  October 17th @ 5:00pm in the College & Career Center • ROTC Scholarship Presentation:  October 30th @ 11:15am in the College & Career Center • College Week:  November 5th-9th @ Wooster • TMCC Application Day:  November 5th • UNR Application Day:  November 8th • Wooster Scholarship Application Due:  November 9th @ 4pm • WACAC College Fair:  November 18th @ UNR • ASVAB Test:  November 28th @ 8:00am in the cafeteria (scores are not reported to the military) • UNR Financial Aid/MyNevada Workshop:  December 12th @ Advisory in the College & Career Center • Common Application Deadline for Counselor Submission: December 14th

  23. Important Dates After Winter Break UNR Q&A/Make-Up Application Workshop:  January 16th @ Advisory in the College & Career Center ASVAB Test:  March 13th @ 8:00am in the cafeteria (scores are reported to the military) UNR Advanced Registration/Financial Aid Workshop: March 13th @ Advisory in the College & Career Center ACCUPLACER Test for TMCC:  March 19th @ 9:00am in the College & Career Center ACCUPLACER Test for TMCC:  March 20th @ 9:00am in the College & Career Center TMCC SOAR Part 1:  April 11th @ 9:45am in the College & Career Center Career Day:  April 17th @ Wooster Scholarship Night:  May 29th @ 6:00pm in the gymnasium Senior Day:  May 31st @ Wooster

  24. Questions? • See your counselor: • Mrs. Mieras Senior Counselor dmieras@washoeschools.net • Ms. Danielsen IB Counselor edanielsen@washoeschools.net • DID YOU SIGN UP FOR REMIND ALERTS???

  25. Remind https://www.remind.com/join • The Counseling Department would like you to join “Wooster College & Career Center” Remind • Remind is a free, safe and simple messaging tool that helps us share important updates and reminders with students and parents. • Subscribe by text, email or using the Remind app. • Class Name: Wooster College & Career Center Class Code: @woosterccc • To receive text messages, please text @woosterccc to 81010. You can opt out at any time. • To receive messages via email, send an email to woosterccc@email.remind.com

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