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High School Planning 101: A Guide for Freshmen to Ensure Academic Success

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Start your freshman year with the right tools and knowledge for a successful high school journey. This guide covers essential topics such as graduation requirements, minimum entrance criteria for 2-year and 4-year colleges, and available career resources across various interest areas. Learn about necessary high school coursework, track your GPA and transcripts, and discover potential career paths in fields ranging from the arts to healthcare. Equip yourself now for academic excellence and future success!

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  1. FRESHMEN “High School Planning 101” Mrs. Oyer (A – L) Mr. Burns (M – Z) Counseling Center Website

  2. Freshman Year Start planning now for a successful high school career – and beyond! • Graduation Requirements • 4-Year College Minimum Entrance Requirements • 2-Year College Minimum Entrance Requirements • Career Resources • Career Interest Areas • Career Information Web Site

  3. PBL Graduation Requirements CourseYear Taken 4 units of English 9, 10, 11, 12 3 units of Math 9, 10, 11 (must include Geometry & Algebra) 2 units of Science 9, 10 ½ unit of Government 10 1 unit of U.S. History 11 ½ unit of other Social Studies 9, 10, 11, 12

  4. PBL Graduation Requirements ½ unit of Health 9 ¼ unit of Driver’s Ed 9 or 10 ½ unit of Consumer Education 12 (may be Intro. To Business, ICE, or Intro. To Ag. w/ Ag. Bus. Mgt) PE 9, 10, 11, 12 (waived during Health, Dr’s Ed., marching band and sports for grades 11 and 12) ½ unit from music, art, foreign 9, 10, 11, 12 language or career tech 22 total credits required to graduate

  5. Freshman Transcript (Good) Rank: 22/129 GPA: 2.8 Credits: 7.0 Absences: 4 days English 101 B B 1.0 Algebra I C C 1.0 Chorus A A 1.0 P.E. B- 0.50 Health C- 0.50 Intro to Bus A B+ 1.0 Biology C C 1.0 Spanish I A A 1.0

  6. Freshman Transcript (Bad) Rank: 120/129 GPA: 0.444 Credits: 2.0 Absences: 13.5 days English 101 F F 0.0 Algebra I F F 0.0 Band B B 1.0 P.E. F 0.0 Health F 0.0 Intro to Bus F F 0.0 Physical Sci D+ D 1.0

  7. MINIMUM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS TO 4-YEAR COLLEGES 4 years of English 3 years of Math (Alg. I, Alg. II, Geometry, etc.) 3 years of Science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics, or Physical Chem) (BSAA at IL public universities) 3 years of Social Science (U.S. History, Geography, World History Sociology, Psychology, Gov’t, Economics) 2 years of Fine Arts (Music, Art or Foreign Language)

  8. MINIMUM ENTRANCE REQUIREMENTS TO 2-YEAR COLLEGES • Entrance requirements to 2-year colleges such as Parkland are open – no certain classes are required. • It is highly-recommended that students still take as many of the above courses as possible so that they get a good preparation for 2-year colleges. • A student who attends Parkland and wishes to transfer to a 4-year college will have to eventually take the above courses or their equivalent, either in high school or at the 2-year institution.

  9. CAREER RESOURCES SOCIAL SCIENCEART/MUSIC www.aicpa.orgwww.arts-accredit.org www.aba.comwww.aaf.org www.fpanet.orgwww.aam-us.org www.nbch.orgwww.ascap.com www.appa-net.orgwww.bmi.com www.abanet.orgwww.menc.org www.lsac.orgwww.musictherapy.org www.nala.orgwww.nats.org www.salary.comwww.salary.com www.bls.govwww.bls.gov

  10. CAREER RESOURCES DANCEPHYSICAL EDUCATION www.nadaa.comwww.body-basics.com www.salary.comwww.nationalgym.com www.bls.govwww.ncsf.org www.nasnutrition.com ARCHITECTUREwww.salary.com www.acsa-arch.orgwww.bls.gov www.asla.org www.salary.comCULINARY ARTS www.bls.govwww.worldculinaryinstitute.comwww.acfchefs.org www.aibonline.orgwww.salary.com www.bls.gov

  11. Career Identification Career Interest Areas • Agriculture / Natural Resources / Environmental Sciences • Arts and Communications • Business, Management and Computer Technology • Healthcare • Human Services • Industrial Technology and Engineering • What specific career are you interested in?

  12. Agriculture / Natural Resources Environmental Sciences • Ag Engineer • Ag Mechanic • Ag Teacher • Animal Trainer • Botanist • Dairy Manager • Farm Manager • Farmer • Fish & Game Warden • Forest Fire Control Officer • Florist • Landscaper • Park Ranger • Taxidermist • Veterinarian • Water Technologist • Zoologist

  13. Arts and Communications • Actor/Actress • Advertising Designer • Announcer • Artist • Fashion Designer • Instrument Repairer • Interpreter for hearing impaired • Journalist • Landscape Architect • Magician • Model • Photographer • Public Relations Specialist • Seamstress • Telephone Technician • Writer

  14. Business, Management and Computer Technology • Accountant • Advertising Agent • Bank Officer • Bank Teller • Computer Operator • Computer Consultant • Court Reporter • File Clerk • Food Service Director • General Manager • Hotel/Motel Manager • Marketing Analyst • Paralegal • Real Estate Broker • Receptionist/Secretary • Systems Analyst • Tax Preparer • Travel Agent

  15. Healthcare • Aerobics Instructor • Athletic Trainer • Biomechanical Engineer • Chiropractor • Dental Hygienist • Dentist • Dietician • Hospital Administrator • Nurse • Optician • Paramedic • Pharmacist • Physical Therapist • Physician • Radiologist • Speech Pathologist • Surgical Tech

  16. Human Services • Armed Services Career • Athletic Trainer/Coach • Chef • Child Care Worker • Clergy • Cosmetologist • Counselor • Detective • FBI Agent • Flight Attendant • Firefighter • Judge • Lawyer • Mortician • Police Officer • Psychologist • Social Worker • Teacher

  17. Industrial Technology, Scientific, and Engineering • Aircraft Tech • Architect • Astronomer • Bricklayer • Building Inspector • Carpenter/Construction • Engineer • Gunsmith • Laser Tech • Meat cutter • Mechanic • Meteorologist • Painter • Pilot • Plumber • Sheet Metal Worker • Truck Driver • Welder

  18. Career Identification While in high school, do you plan to take a sequence of courses that will help prepare you for your future career? Post high school education plans? None, 2-year community college or apprenticeship program, 4-year degree, beyond a bachelor’s degree (lawyer, doctor, physical therapist, etc.) Will you be taking computer courses in high school to gain technical skills?

  19. Career Information Website • Go to www.ides.illinois.gov • Individuals • Search for jobs, or • Career information

  20. Summary • Know the graduation requirements • Learn about yourself • Likes/dislikes • Careers you may be interested in pursuing • What are your long-term goals • Know entrance requirements for colleges