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SENIOR CLASS of 2018

SENIOR CLASS of 2018. Guidance Department. Mrs. Natalie Garner A - De Mrs. Kim Brumage Dh - Ha Ms. Alice Mathis He- Mc Mrs. Jennifer Benton Me - Se Mrs. Jessica O’Neal Sh – Z Mrs. Cindy Fisher, Guidance Secretary Mrs. Jeanne Tucker, Registrar. Graduation Requirements.

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  1. SENIOR CLASS of 2018

  2. Guidance Department Mrs. Natalie Garner A - De Mrs. Kim Brumage Dh - Ha Ms. Alice Mathis He- Mc Mrs. Jennifer Benton Me - Se Mrs. Jessica O’Neal Sh – Z Mrs. Cindy Fisher, Guidance Secretary Mrs. Jeanne Tucker, Registrar

  3. Graduation Requirements • English – 4 credits • Math – 4 credits (to include Algebra I and Geometry) • Science – 3 credits (to include Biology) • Social Studies – 3 credits ( World History, US History, Economics and US Government) • Health Opportunities in Physical Education (HOPE) - 1 credit • Fine Art or DOE Approved * Practical Art – 1 credit • Electives – as needed for a total of 24 credits (8 credits) • Earn a 2.0 unweighted GPA • Pass Grade 10 FSA/ELA • Pass Algebra I EOC (or comparative score on PERT) • Completion of an online course • All requirements must be met to participate in commencement activities. *DOE Approved Practical Arts credit for graduation Web I, II TV Productions I, II, III, IV Communications Technology I, II, III Culinary Arts II,III Computing for College and Careers/Digital Info Tech 2

  4. Academic History Report • Received in homeroom the first week of school • Details courses taken, semester grades and credits earned • GPA: District = weighted cum (used for ranking) State = unweighted cum (used for graduation) • FSA/ELA (at the top titled Passed Comm) and Algebra I EOC • Highlights (in bold) which credits are still needed for graduation • REMEMBER – it is your responsibility to ensure you are in the courses needed to meet the state graduation requirements. If you are not sure please see your assigned counselor in Guidance to review! • See your assigned counselor in guidance if you have any questions or concerns, OR need another copy for your records!

  5. Options After High School • Work • Military: Active, Reserves, ROTC, Non-Deployment, Academy • Vocational School • Lively – Tallahassee – www.livelytech.com • South West Georgia Tech - Thomasville • 2 year Community College • A.A. degree transfers to university • A.S. degree go right into the work world. • 4 year College/University

  6. Employment Related Resourceswww.employflorida.com/Job Search Assistance, Occupational opportunities in Leon, Gadsden and Wakulla Counties, Job Preparation and Training Assistance, Professional Career Counselors, Local Wage and Earning Information

  7. Career/Job Resourceswww.careersourceflorida.comJob training and connecting employers with qualified, skilled Floridians!

  8. Community College • Why CC? close to home, lower cost, smaller classrooms • Admission based on Regular high school diploma. Apply by January for admissions and scholarships! • Placement tests help with level placement (i.e. college credit vs. remedial non-credit class). PERT used unless exempted by SAT/ACT scores. • SAT: 440 verbal and 550 math - ACT: 17 English, 19 reading, 21 math • PERT: Reading 103, Writing 106, Math 114 (Intermediate Alg) OR 123 (College Alg) Students who take college prep courses in high school are more likely to be successful on the tests and not need remediation . • AA degree = guaranteed admission to state university (not necessarily university or program of your choice-) acceptance of 60 credit hours towards your BA/BS degree and junior standing. You need to know your major, pre-requisite requirements, deadlines, etc. • TCC2FSU –TCC2FAMU- TCC2UWF- Golden Guarantee Programs -https://www.tcc.fl.edu/Future/GoldenGuarantee/ • TCC’sOn Campus Events– check website for dates and times. * Previews feature information on admissions, scholarships, financial aid, degree and workforce programs, campus activities , information on Disability Support Services, and more.  * Scholarship Fair is for current and prospective students. 2 + 2 Pathways to Success : www.fldoe.org/core/fileparse.../0078404-pathways_to_success.pdf

  9. State of Florida University System Minimum standards 3.0 recalculated academic GPA, plus SAT or ACT OR 2.5 – 2.99 recalculated academic GPA, plus at least a minimum score in all three sections of the SAT or ACT as outlined below: SAT – Critical Reading >= 460 or ACT – Reading >= 19, SAT – Math >= 460 or ACT Math >= 19, and SAT – Writing >= 440 or ACT English/Writing >= 18. ALL students must complete the secondary academic unit requirements: • 4 units of English • 4 units of mathematics at the Algebra I level and higher • 3 units of science • 3 units of social science • 2 sequential units of the same foreign language • 2 academic elective units, preferably English, math, science, social science, or foreign language State universities use the same method for weighting academic courses earning a “C” or better : 1.0 weighted for AP and dual enrollment , .5 weighted for honors coursework • Admissions offers are rescinded for reasons like: Changed senior schedule, poor academic performance, less than 2.0 GPA in dual enrollment courses. If a situation arises, it is recommended that you contact the admissions office at the university.

  10. www.floridashines.org This website is a tracking tool for the Florida BrightFutures scholarships. This website also includes information regardingresources for student advising, Career Planning Tools, CollegeLocator, Degree Program Search, Admission Requirements,Online applications, Financial Aid and more.

  11. Big Future www.bigfuture.collegeboard.org/

  12. College Admissions : What are they looking for? • Grades in academic courses • Strength of Curriculum and Rigor • ACT/SAT scores • Extracurricular Activities and school involvement • Leadership and Community service experiences • Essays and Letters of Recommendation (if required) • May vary depending on college- “What do YOU have to offer them?”

  13. What should your senior be doing right now? • Deciding Plan for Post high school graduation (back up plans) Use resources such as Big Futures, Career Shines to help you explore career passions). • Narrowing down choices of colleges to apply to by researching “good fit”. • Preparing application packets. Go to College’s Web site (ADMISSION- Freshmen Application)Know the deadlines! Follow Directions! • Many out of state and private college use the common application at commonapp.org. • Request transcripts to be sent- (if required)electronically free ( for all public and most private schools in FL), $1 for printed/certified copy (for out of state and some private schools). Request form is available outside Mrs.Tucker’s door- (Registrar upstairs in main office) • Complete a college/scholarship resume. • Request letters of recommendation (if required) • Finalize essays. Have a teacher review them. • Sign up and retake the SAT, ACT, or SAT II- for admissions, all official scores must come directly from SAT/ACT. • Check out the scholarship list on Guidance website and in the scholarship drawer.

  14. Follow Through and Follow Up • Have SAT and ACT scores sent to colleges DIRECTLY FROM CollegeBoard and ACT. Some schools may require the ACT writing component. • Online Status Check- Check your email regularly. Colleges receive thousands of applications and supporting documents, therefore it will take some time for files to be updated • Post admissions – tuition deposit is due by May 1. • Housing- It is highly encouraged that students apply for housing as soon as possible. • Financial Aid – All students are encouraged to apply for financial aid. Students should submit the Free Application for Federal Students Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible after October 1st. • Scholarships – Accepted students are typically automatically considered for merit scholarship. Another reason to apply early! A separate application is not typically required. Log onto the Financial Aid office at the college to search for campus scholarship opportunities.

  15. After applying Accepted Deferred – still in the game. Send mid-year grades, updated test scores! Denied Rescind admissions offers Poor academic performance Negative grade trend Dual Enrollment GPA below a 2.0 Drop classes that you said you were taking when you applied. Make sure that you check your email and/or college accounts regularly so that you can stay in touch with the admissions office. **ALL universities request that students let them know if they do not plan to attend their institution. An email is appreciated and may allow an opportunity for a student on the “deferred” list.

  16. The 411 on Financial Aid • Sources of Aid: Types of Aid: • Federal - Grants (free money- may be based on need) • State - Loans • Individual college - Scholarships • Private sources - Work Study • Federal Financial Aid – NEW! Everyone needs to apply beginning October 1st With this earlier deadline many colleges are also creating earlier financial aid deadlines! at www.fafsa.ed.gov.You can decrease the processing time by applying for a pin # now.NEW!- Submit prior prior tax income information. (2016) Submitting an error free a FAFSAwill help in determining your eligibility for federal and state grants and scholarships. • Federal government determines your family contribution to determine eligibility for grants, loans, etc. Applying early is essential to getting the most $. • Net Price Calculator – available on college websites. Using the net price calculator, you can find out your probable eligibility for financial aid and estimate your out-of-pocket expenses. • CSS Profile – www.CollegeBoard.com – many private/out of state school require this additional financial aid piece. • Attend the Financial Aid workshop held this fall at Chiles- • Nov. 7th tentative date The workshop is designed to assist with questions regarding federal financial aid applications.

  17. Financial Aid NightFAMU E d u c a t i o n a lO p p o r t u n i t y C e n t e r T R I O A c a d e m i c c e n t e r 6 4 0 G a m b l e S t r e e t T a l l a h a s s e e , F L 3 2 3 0 7 M o n d a y ,O c t o b e r 2 , 2 0 1 7 6 P M - 8 P M "We will help the SENIORS complete your FAFSA!!!“ If you have any questions and/or concerns please call (850) 728-1806 E d u c a t i o n a l O p p o r t u n i t y C e n t e r FAMU

  18. Bright Futures Scholarships • Academic Scholars Award- -Pro-rated per hour tuition coverage at a Florida post secondary institution. Requirements: 3.5 weighted* GPA (16 required academic credits), 1290 SAT (Verbal and Math sections only)or 29 ACT (composite)and 100 hours of community service. Forms and Guidelines available on Chiles Guidance website. Maintain 3.0 GPA in college to maintain scholarship. • Florida Medallion Scholars Award- Pro-rated per hour tuition coverage at a Florida post secondary institution. Requirements: 3.0 weighted* GPA (16 required academic credits) and 1170 SAT (Verbal and Math sections only) or 26 ACT (composite) (and 75 hours of community service. Forms and Guidelines available on Chiles Guidance website.. Maintain 2.75 GPA in college to maintain scholarship. 16 required academic credits include: 4 English 4 Math (Algebra I level and higher) 3 Science 3 Social Science 2 Foreign Language (in the same language) View scholarship award amounts at: www.floridastudentfinancialaid.org/ssfad/bf/awardamt.htm Statewide Scholarship Weighting awards .25 per semester for honors and AP courses with a “C” or higher. Honors foreign language is not honors for BF GPA calculation.

  19. Florida Gold Seal Vocational Scholars Award- Pro-rated per hour tuition coverage at a Florida post secondary institution. Requirements: 3.0 weighted GPA (16 required credits for graduation), 3.5 GPA in a 3 credit vocational program, 30 hours of community service – Forms and Guidelines available on Chiles Guidance Website, and a passing score on a college placement test (SAT 440 verbal & math, ACT 19 Reading, 17 English, 19 Math or PERT Reading 106, Writing 103, Math 114) Maintain 2.75 GPA in college to maintain scholarship. Gold Seal is funded only for technical/vocational post secondary programs. TV Productions I Communication Technology I TV Productions II Communication Technology II TV Productions III Communication Technology III Culinary Arts I DCT I Culinary Arts II DCT II Culinary Arts III DCT III Computing for College and Careers(Digital Info. Tech) Web Design I Web Design II Criminal Justice I Criminal Justice II Criminal Justice III *** Satisfactory completion of a three credit sequential vocational program may award TCC credit toward an A.S. degree. See Leon County Schools Career Pathways Bulletin.

  20. B.F. Application Information • Seniors should apply even if they plan to attend outside the state of Florida. Students who do not apply by graduation, forfeit all future eligibility. There is a delay option available, but you must be processed and awarded the scholarship as a senior in high school. DO NOT APPLY BEFORE OCTOBER 1! www.FloridaStudentFinancialAid.org • Please complete the application yourself. Make sure you are accurate with your SS#, DOB, official name, active email address, graduation date, etc. This application is the state financial aid application and covers many programs. ALL correspondence regarding your application and scholarship awards will occur through your Bright Futures account. Make sure you check it! Community Service documentation: please submit the least amount of paperwork possible and keep a copy for your records. ( Make copies BEFORE you submit it to Mrs. Fisher in guidance).

  21. Two BF Notification dates: To earn BF in first evaluation (7 semester review- notification in March): students must earn the required GPA after completion of 1st semester, the required test scores by January 2018 and submit documentation of community service hours and completed online application by January 15, 2018. (Hours must be completed by end of 1st semester.) To earn BF in second evaluation (8 semester review- notification in August): students must earn the required GPA after completion of 2nd semester, the required test scores by June 2018 and submitted documentation of community service hours and completed online application by graduation. CommunityService documentation forms MUST be submitted to Mrs. Fisher by May 18, 2018.

  22. NCAA Requirements New requirements - Changes: 2.3 minimum gpa - Must complete 10 of the 16 core classes after spring term of junior year. DIVISION I - 16 Core Courses 4 years of English. 3 years of mathematics (Algebra I or higher) 2 years of science 1 year of additional English, math or science 2 years of social science. 4 years of additional academic courses Sliding Scale for Core GPA/Test score The SAT combined score is based on the Verbal and Math sections only. ACT uses a sum score of the four sections, not the composite. The writing section is not used on SAT or ACT. Examples: Core GPA SAT ACT 3.000 620 52 2.500 820 68 2.300 1010 86 See complete scale at www.ncaa.org Seniors should have completed the application with the Eligibility Center and submitted a transcript release form to our registrar, Mrs. Tucker. SAT/ACT scores must be sent directly to NCAA from the testing programs. See your counselor or coach if you have questions. Register http://web1.ncaa.org/ECWR2/NCAA_EMS/NCAA.jsp

  23. Leon Works Expo- Field Trip Lively Technical Center October 20th, 2017 We will leave in the morning and Return here around 1:30pm. (Lunch is provided!) This is for students who are interested in a two year school or a trade school after graduation. For more information, go to: www.LeonWorksExpo.org If interested, sign up with Mrs. Fisher in the Guidance Department. Please sign up by Sept 22nd. Permission Slips due by October 18th.

  24. College Admissions Visitations The CHS Guidance Department will be having the following Colleges, Technical Schools, and /or Universities on our campus for the Months of August, September, and October. If you are a Junior orSenior and you want to attend these presentations, let Mrs. Fisher know at least the day before so we can notify your teachers.

  25. SAT Online registration - Must upload photo ID with registration. Both websites offer practice materials. Also check out testpreview.com and sparknotes.com Scores must be sent directly to the universities from SAT/ACT for admissions purposes. Colleges recommend that you submit all of your scores to them and not utilize the Score Choice options.Fee waivers (for students on free/reduced lunch available in Guidance (max of 2 allowed) www.collegeboard.com CHILES CODE: 101654

  26. ACTOnline registration - Must upload photo ID with registration. Both websites offer practice materials. Also check out testpreview.com and sparknotes.com Scores must be sent directly to the universities from SAT/ACT for admissions purposes. Colleges recommend that you submit all of your scores to them and not utilize the Score Choice options.Fee waivers (students on free/reduced lunch) available in Guidance (max of 2 allowed)www.act.org CHILES CODE: 101654

  27. CollegeBoard + KHAN Academywww.khanacademy.org/satUse your scores from PSAT for individualized review plan.

  28. Participate in Virtual College Week October 24-26, 2017 Florida Virtual College Week: Live Webinars, Funded by the State of Florida, Expert Advice • Sessions will be 30-45 minutes for timely information • Hot topics for parents, students and counselors • One expert presenter per session • Register for all sessions you’d like to attend • Virtualcollegeweek.org • Email: collegenight@flvc.org

  29. Florida State University Middle 50% Fall Middle 50% Summer 4.0-4.5 academic GPA 3.6 – 4.2 academic GPA 1240-1360SAT 1180-1290 SAT 27– 31 ACT 25-29 ACT Application: www.fsu.edu- Admissions- Undergraduate-Freshmen or accepting Coalition Application Admissions is a holistic and selective process • Two Deadline dates: • November 1 (Decisions available January 25) • February 7 (Decisions available March 29) • IMPORTANT : Applicants are required to enter in their class names and grades and test scores onto the SSAR report. FSU will not be collecting transcripts at time of application (only after admission has been awarded). Please be sure to include all grades for attempted course work. i.e. If you retake a class for grade forgiveness, you must include both grades in SSAR. • CARE Program-great for 1st generation and socioeconomically disadvantaged students. • SAT and/or ACT (Self Reported for initial application) and must complete application essay. • FSU has stated that they do not want letters of recommendations • Major factor for admissions: Academic profile in combination with test scores. FSU will use high school weighted GPA. • Minimum score requirements: rSAT500 CR, 500 math, • ACT - 21 English, 22 Reading, 21 math, • *December SAT and February ACT scores are last that will be accepted.

  30. FSU: High School Course Units

  31. University of Florida Fall - Middle 50% Summer – Middle 50% 4.3 - 4.6 academic GPA 4.3 - 4.6 academic GPA 1290-1440 rSAT 1290-1440 rSAT 28- 32 ACT 28 - 32 ACT • UF is using the Coalition Application for Freshmen admissions: https://www.mycoalition.org/public/info/uflThis includes entering in their academic profile onto the online application SSAR report, class names and grades earned. UF will not be collecting transcripts at time of application (only after admission has been awarded). Please include ALL grades earned • www.ufl.edu -Admissions-Undergraduate-Freshmen • Application Deadline: November 1 Decision Release Date: February 9 Application considered on a space available basis (Nov. 2 – March 1) • All applicants must submit the SAT or the ACT test. (Dec. 15 last test date accepted). The university will accept the highest subscores from the SAT if you took it multiple times. The university cannot mix or combine ACT subscores. • Few students are admitted purely on academic merit. While the potential for academic success is a primary consideration, UF uses a comprehensive holistic application review. • Other ways to become a gator: • UF online • Innovation Academy- enrolled in the spring-summer academic year and have the fall to explore off-campus experiential pursuits. • PaCE - earn 15 hours via UF online and transfer to residential campus after 60 credit hours are earned.

  32. FAMU Fall - Summer – 3.00 – 3.49 academic GPA 3.00-3.49 academic GPA 1000-1180 rSAT 1000-1180 rSAT 18-21 ACT 18-21 ACT • Application- www.famu.edu Admissions - Freshman Applicants • Required Counselor form (online) • Rolling admissions deadline May 1, preferred by November 1. • Scholarships: Go to www.famuscholarships.com • full scholarship opportunities! • Nov. 3rd deadline • FAMU Village- Suite style dorm with view overlooking the stadium  • FAMU Preview Days: • Sept. 22, 2017- STEM Preview Day • Oct. 20, 2017- Health Care Professions Day • Nov. 4 2017- Fall Preview • March 24, 2018- Spring Preview • www.famu.edu/campusvisits

  33. University of Central Florida Fall Middle 50% 4.02academic GPA 1320 rSAT 28 ACT • Apply online www.admissions.ucf.edu • (UCF also accepts the Common Application- www.commonapp.org ) • “Knight for a Day” Open House September 23, 2017, October 28, 2017, November 18, 2017, and Jan. 20, 2018 contact: admissions/ucf.edu/visit • Top 10 Knights- Guaranteed admission for students who graduate at the top 10% of their class with a minimum test score on ACT or SAT. (Jan. 15 application deadline) • UCF will interchange SAT scores, but not ACT sub scores from different test dates. • Use “My UCF Portal” for the admission process and to check status. • Rolling admissions – generally notified three to six weeks after they receive all supporting official documents. May 1 final deadline; Dec. 1 Priority FAFSA deadline. • Special Programs: Lead Scholars - 2 year program designed to produce young leaders of the future. EXCEL Program - designed to increase student success in the first two years of college career in a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) discipline. Compass- program for students considering a STEM major.

  34. University of South Florida Middle 50% -Fall 3.9-4.4 academic GPA 1220-1350 rSAT 27-30 ACT • Apply online • Modified Rolling admissions – prefer that you apply by November 1st for admissions and apply by January 1st for scholarship opportunities • most important factors for admissions: quality and level of rigor of courses (requires Algebra II and one math course above), GPA, and SAT or ACT. • Stampede for Success- Open House for prospective students-. Sept. 23rd • Contact admissions office. • One of the fastest growing large research universities. Very diverse campus – 40% non-Caucasian undergraduate students. Located in a metropolitan area. • New Housing- Village Area • New Dining Area- the Hub • On campus Publix- coming soon!

  35. University of North Florida Middle 50% -FallMiddle 50% - Summer 3.6-4.4 academic GPA 3.0-3.6 academic GPA 1200-1320 rSAT 1070-1190 rSAT 25-29 ACT 21-24 ACT • Located in Jacksonville. 15,000+ students. • Apply online. Rolling admissions – 10/31 • Will interchange best sub scores for SAT and ACT. • Most important factors for admissions: quality and level of rigor of courses, GPA, and SAT or ACT. • UNF Scholarships Deadlines- check their website ; Merit-based – Oct. 15 is priority deadline • “Osprey for a Day”- Experience classes, campus experience for a day.

  36. University of West Florida Middle 50% -Fall 3.8 academic GPA 1170 rSat 25 ACT • Located in Pensacola. 12,000+ students • Most known for Marine Biology programs. Now offering Cybersecurity Program. • Apply online. – • 3 Decision Deadline Dates: Nov. 1., Dec. 1, and Jan 1 • 3 Decision Release Dates: Nov. 10, Dec. 10, and Jan. 10 • Rolling admissions after these dates if space available • Merit scholarship deadline: Apply before Dec. 1 • Open House- November 18 • Most important factors for admissions: quality and level of rigor of courses, GPA, and SAT or ACT. • Will interchange best sub scores for SAT and ACT.

  37. Other State Universities • Florida Gulf Coast University – Ft. Meyers • Florida Atlantic University – Boca Raton • Has a separate Honors College in Jupiter. • Florida International University – Miami • New College of Florida – Sarasota • Polytechnical University- Lakeland Most state universities have Honors Programs for academically exceptional freshmen. The programs provide students with exceptional and rewarding learning opportunities with small class sizes and outstanding faculty. See individual university websites for criteria. Most universities host Open House Events on their campuses. These specialized events allow students and families the opportunity to learn more about campus life, academic programs and financial aid. Registration is typically required. See the university's admission website for details.

  38. Helpful Websites • www. Floridashines.org • www.collegeboard.com • www.actstudent.org • www.floridastudentsachieve.org Financial Aid: • www.FloridaStudentFinancialAid.org (Florida Aid) • www.fafsa.ed.gov (Federal Aid) • www.fastweb.com- Great scholarship search engine • http://scholarships.brokescholar.com • http://www.scholaraid.com/ College Search: • www.collegeweeklive.com- College Fairs held online where students can search nationwide colleges and visit with college admissions experts online! • www.youniversitytv.com • www.collegeconfidential.com • www.collegequest.com • Findmycollegemajor.org

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