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WELCOME SENIORS

COLLEGE KICK-OFF 2018. WELCOME SENIORS. College & Career Zone Remind - Senior Class of 2018. We’re here to support you!. 2018 Cal High Data. Class size: 626 Plan to go to college/university : 529 Community College : 332 California State University: 108

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WELCOME SENIORS

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  1. COLLEGE KICK-OFF • 2018 WELCOME SENIORS

  2. College & Career ZoneRemind - Senior Class of 2018 We’re here to support you!

  3. 2018 Cal High Data Class size: 626 Plan to go to college/university: 529 Community College: 332 California State University: 108 University of California: 39 Private/Out of State: 39 Plan to enter the military: 20 Plan to enter the work force: 29 Other/Transcitions/VRC/Adult School: 11 The Class of 2018 reported $2.62 million in community, college/university, state and federal scholarships and grants.

  4. Determining Where You Will Obtain Your Career Assemble a list of admission requirements and qualifications for schools that you’re interested in. Develop a resume of activities, honors, and achievements(Brag sheet available through Naviance) • Colleges • Career Technical Schools • Apprenticeships • Internships • Immediate employment • Military

  5. Choosing a Major What is a major? An academic major is the academic discipline to which an undergraduate student formally commits. A student who successfully completes all courses required for the major qualifies for an undergraduate degree.

  6. Self Awareness • KNOW YOURSELF! • Achievements, abilities, interests, values, and ambitions are important factors to be evaluated in setting your goals • Favorite Subjects In School

  7. Career Exploration • Workshops and Activities • Career Interest Inventory • Career Project • Strengths Builder • Assessments • Available through Naviance • www.cacareerzone.org • www.going2college.org • Work-Based Learning • Job Shadowing • Volunteer • Interviews • Explore ROP/CTE classes • Community College classes

  8. California College Systems • Community College (113) • California State Universities (23) • Private School/Independent Colleges (75) • UC’s (9) • Career Colleges

  9. What is A-G? Must earn a “C” or better in all of the required A-G classes Required Testing: ACT with writing or SAT with Essay for the CSU, UC System and most private universities

  10. CHOOSING A COLLEGE Things to consider: • type of programs offered • commuting vs. living on campus • urban vs. small college town • size of the school • extracurricular/ athletic activities • size of classes/ faculty-student ratio • restrictions/ regulations of social life • cost of the school

  11. COMPARE COLLEGES Naviance www.connection.naviance.com/californiahi Collegeboard www.bigfuture.collegeboard.org/college-search California Colleges www.californiacolleges.edu

  12. Community College vs 4 Year Universities Universities • Wider selection of majors/specialties • May obtain a Bachelors degree with the possibility of continuing education for a Masters degree Community College • Certificates • 2 Year Associate Degrees (AA/AS) • Transfer to a 4 year University

  13. Admission Requirements 2-year • Guaranteed Admission • Accept H.S. grads, G.E.D. recipients or adults 18 years and older • Applications process begins in January 4-year • ACT or SAT scores are required • G.P.A., class rank, volunteer work, personal statement, professional essay, extra curricular activities, letters of recommendation, and/or transcripts may be taken into consideration • Application process generally available August 1st through November 30

  14. Application Filling Periods Cal States (CSU) October 1-November 30 University of California (UC) November 1-November 30 Private/Out of State Universities October 1- Deadlines vary by school Community Colleges October 1- Deadlines vary by school

  15. Tuition Community College • As a full-time student, the estimated tuition amount is $46 a semester unit; $1360 per year Universities • As a full time student at a CSU, the estimated tuition amount is $5,472 (CSUF) (books, housing and transportation are not included) • As a full time student at a UC, the estimated tuition amount is $12,804 (books, housing and transportation are not included)

  16. Housing Community College • Considered commuter schools • Most students live at home while attending school Universities • On campus housing is usually available via dormitories, may be required for incoming students ex. Cal Poly Pomona • Off campus housing includes—houses for rent, apartments, condos, sorority and fraternity living

  17. Community College Process • Explore a major or program of study • Attend the Community College Assembly 2nd semester • Attend application workshops and submit an application online • Complete Assessments (if applicable) • Complete your Orientation and Counseling meeting • Tour the campus

  18. University Process • Explore a major or program of study • Take the SAT and/or ACT (Seniors can test through November of 2018) • Fee waivers available for those who qualify • If applicable complete the Essay Prompts/Statements • Attend the application workshops and submit your CSU and UC applications online by Nov. 30 • Attend the Community College Assembly • Select a college to apply to as a back up plan • Complete your Student Intent to Register (SIR) online by May 1st

  19. Common Application • The Common Application is used by approximately 700 colleges and universities across the country • www.commonapp.org • Filing period: Application opens August 1stand deadlines vary by institution

  20. Naviance What is Naviance? A program that students will use throughout the year to explore personal career interests and institutions that provide education to match their career goal

  21. Naviance • Get involved in the planning and advising process – Build a resume, complete online surveys, and manage timelines and deadlines • Research & compare colleges – Compare GPA, standardized test scores, and other statistics to actual historical data from our school for students who have applied and been admitted in the past. • Research careers – Research hundreds of careers and career clusters, and take career assessments • Create plans for the future – Create goals and to-dos, and complete tasks assigned to you by the school • Access to scholarships-Provides a list of local scholarship opportunities

  22. Cal SOAP Summer Camp Week of July 9 Student who attend the camp: • preview the UC, CSU and Common application • search for colleges and learn about college majors • get a head start on the college application essays • learn about and prepare for the FAFSA/Dream Act • learn about college life both on and off campus • visit a college campus

  23. College & Financial Aid Workshops College Application Dates for 2018 Application Common Application: August 1st-Dates Vary UC Application: August 1st-November 30th CSU Application: October 1st-November 30th FAFSA Application: October 1st-March 2nd Community College dates vary by campus. Dates to be announced. Parents are welcomed to attend all upcoming workshops and events

  24. September 20, 2018 6:00-8:00pm Pioneer High School

  25. Financial Aid for College Submit a FREE FAFSA or Dream Act Application Apply Online at www.fafsa.ed.gov or www.caldreamact.org Filing Period : October 1st -March 2nd

  26. Types of Financial Aid • Grants • “Gift aid”-free money to help pay for college or career school • Money comes from the federal, state and collegiate level • Scholarships • Naviance • www.fastweb.com • www.collegexpress.com • www.cappex.com • Loans

  27. Information Needed for FAFSA or Dream Act Application • Student and parent social security numbers (if applicable) • Parents date of birth (month/day/year) • Parents marital status and one of the applicable dates below • Date of marriage (month/day/year) • Date of separation (month/day/year) • Date of divorce (month/day/year) • Parents 2017 Taxes

  28. Save the Date! Financial Aid Night! September 26 from 6:00pm-8:00pm Parents welcomed

  29. Decision Day is May 1st!

  30. Decision Day

  31. Decision Day

  32. Decision Day

  33. Decision Day

  34. Decision Day is May 1st!

  35. Decision Day

  36. Decision Day

  37. Senior Action Plan • Create a professional email other than wuhsd.org • Create a system to maintain all paperwork, passwords, deadlines, folder in your email for each school applied to etc. • Communicate cost of apps & financing this entire process with your parents/guardians • Begin requesting letters of recommendations x2 Complete a brag sheet (via Naviance) • Register for SAT/ACT Keep your scores available • Begin filling out college apps • Search & apply to scholarships

  38. Important! • Check your emails for upcoming workshops, events, field trips, scholarship opportunities and upcoming deadlines • Check your college student portal to complete the tasks on your student “To Do List” • Register for the CCZone Remind

  39. We Are Here To Support You College & Career Zone Team • Counselors • Expanded Horizons Director • College & Career Coordinator • College Advisement Specialist • Cal-SOAP Advisor • R.O.P. Specialist • Bilingual Specialist

  40. Additional Support • • College Representatives • • Teachers • • Parent/Guardian • • Extended family • •Friends

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