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Bothell High School Parent Education Meeting

Join us for a parent education meeting featuring Brandon Bruan, an admission counselor at PLU. Discover the highlights of the student experience, including academic excellence, global education, sustainable living, and innovative research opportunities. Learn about the Wild Hope Project, which encourages students to explore their passions and vocations. We’ll share vital information on admission dates, merit scholarships, and the exciting study abroad programs available. Gain insight into how PLU prepares students for meaningful careers and lives.

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Bothell High School Parent Education Meeting

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  1. Bothell High School Parent Education Meeting Brandon Bruan Admission Counselor Office of Admission

  2. Highlights of the Student Experience • Academic Excellence • Search for Vocation through the Wild Hope Project • Global Education • Sustainable Living

  3. Academic Excellence • Student/Faculty Research • Research Grant Opportunities • Creative Projects • Capstone Projects • Access to State of the Art Facilities • Small Class Sizes

  4. Explore Passion Explore Purpose Explore Vocation Wild Hope Project “What will you do with your one wild and precious life?” ~Mary Oliver

  5. Global Education • Senator Paul Simon Award for Campus Internationalization • Study Away • Over 40% of PLU students study away • Seven Continents in January 2006, 2008, 2010, 2012 • J-Term 2012: 311 Students, 22 countries and 7 Continents • Month, Semester, Summer or Year • Wang Center for Global Education Provides Meaningful Advising • Examples: Antarctica, Norway, Trinidad/Tobago, New Zealand, Namibia, China, and many others • Global Scholars

  6. Sustainable Living

  7. Application Updates • Member of the Common Application • Priority Application Reading Dates • October 15 • November 15 • December 15 • January 15

  8. Merit Scholarships • Merit-based scholarships range from $5,000-$17,000 per year. No application beyond the admission application is required for consideration. • Regents’, Harstad Founder’s, President’s Awards • Application due December 15 • Regents’ Award = Full Tuition ($32,800) • Founder’s Award = $24,000 • President’s Award = $18,000 per year • Talent Awards

  9. International Honors Program • “Challenging and Creative Way to Satisfy Most Core Curriculum Requirements” • Integrated and Multi-National Approach to Learning • International Honors Wing in Hong Hall: Living and Learning Community • Separate Application REQUIRED

  10. Recent Updates from PLU • First phase of the Karen Hille Phillips Center for the Performing Arts is complete • Studio Theater • Set Construction Shop • Athletic fields - preparations for all-weather, multipurpose athletic field on lower campus to be completed in 2012 • Career Connections – led by a New Director of Employer Relations • Welcomed 734 new first year students to campus

  11. Upcoming Dates Passport WeekendApril 13th and 14th For accepted students only Summer Preview Day For all prospective students RSVP @ choose.plu.edu

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