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Planning Your Educational Future

Planning Your Educational Future. Presented By : Your Brandywine High School School Counselors. Graduation Requirements. Your grade point average or GPA is the average, on a scale of 0 – 4 of the grades you have received. You have a un-weighted GPA and an weighted GPA.

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Planning Your Educational Future

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  1. Planning Your Educational Future Presented By: Your Brandywine High School School Counselors

  2. Graduation Requirements

  3. Your grade point average or GPA is the average, on a scale of 0 – 4 of the grades you have received. • You have a un-weighted GPA and an weighted GPA. • The Brandywine School District uses the un-weighted GPA for college and scholarship information. • The weighted GPA is used only for rank purposes. Grade Point Average (GPA)

  4. Setting the Stage Assessing interests, abilities, values and personality

  5. Preparing at the High School Level • Rigorous/Challenging Academic Schedule • Strengthening Study Skills • Balancing Academics, Sports, and Work • Beginning/ Increasing Extracurricular Activities

  6. Cost • Selectivity • 2 year/4 year • Major areas of study • Distance • Class size • Location • Student Body • Activities/Sports • Quality of Faculty • Housing Factors to Consider when Choosing a college and/or university

  7. Counselor, Parents, Teachers, Wellness Center, Administrators • College Representatives • College Fairs • College Night @ UD: October 22nd 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM • DE College Night @ Del Tech Stanton: March 20th 7 PM - 9 PM • NACAC Fair @ Philadelphia November 10th 11 AM – 3:30 PM • Visit nacacnet.org for information • College Web Sites • Collegeboard.com • Petersons.com • Fastweb.com Resources

  8. PSAT/NMSQT • Free • 10th& 11thgraders will test on October 16th, 2013 • 11th grade scores could qualify for National Merit Scholarship • SAT - Critical Reading, Math & Writing • $51 – www.Collegeboard.org • Score out of 2400 total points • ACT - Reading, English, Math, Science *Writing • $36.50 or $52.50 with writing – www.ACTStudent.org • Score out of 36 total points • SAT Subject - $24.50, $13.00 for each additional exam • Fee Waivers – free/reduced lunch, AVID, UB Math/Science College Admissions Testing

  9. April 16th, 2014 Create an account on: collegeboard.org School Day SAT

  10. Admissions Office - Interviews • Financial Aid Office • Students • Professors • Classes – building for your major • School Newspaper • Group Tours – Dorms, Dining Hall • Watch a Game Campus Visits

  11. Applying • Safety, Slide and Reach Schools • Deadlines • Early Decision (Binding)/Early Action (Non Binding) • Recommendations • Essays • Interviews Making the Cut – Final Choices

  12. Continue a CHALLENGING ACADEMIC PROGRAM • Be responsible for your future • Ask for help when needed • Seek out your Counselor for all questions regarding college, career, or military Senior Year

  13. Complete the Post High School Plans Worksheet • Learn how to Study EFFECTIVELY • Get involved and continue or become a “well rounded student” • Talk with Parents/Guardians • Review transcript for accuracy and requirements • Complete your Student Success Plan • Research and make post high school plans • Have fun while doing it all!!  Next Steps

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