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Title: JR. Class Presentation


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SENIOR YEAR ACTIVITIES SCHOLARSHIP OFFICE
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  • Role of the Scholarship Office
  • -advocate
  • -helper/encourager
  • Role of student
  • -driver
  • Role of Parent/s
  • -Coach

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  • The College Cost Environment
  • Two Certainties
  • College costs will increase at a rate faster than
    inflation
  • Grant and scholarship aid wont keep pace

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Overview
  • Fall
  • -Applications Submitted
  • -Begin Scholarship Search
  • -Take/Re-take ACT/SAT
  • -Gather Recommendations
  • -Organize School Information
  • -College Visits (continue from Junior year)

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  • OVERVIEW (contd)
  • Spring January thru May
  • -Apply for Federal/State Students Aid (FASFA)
  • Scholarships
  • -Confirm Colleges (all necessary
  • (documentation)
  • -Send 7th semester transcript to colleges
  • -Review finances with parents
  • -Apply for Community Scholarships
  • -Decide what school to attend
  • -Maintain GPA

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  • SENIOR YEAR PLANNING TWO PARTS
  • College Application Process August thru October
  • Scholarship Process
  • November thru April

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TWO KEY QUESTIONS COLLEGE APPLICATION
PROCESS WHO AM I? WHATS IMPORTANT TO ME?
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School Factors
  • Size
  • Location
  • Cost
  • Other
  • Social vs. Academic Environment
  • Diversity
  • Relationship to Major

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  • Other Considerations
  • Competitiveness of School
  • Student Pool
  • Students Profile

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Selection Criteria
  • Strength of high school program
  • G.P.A.
  • Class Rank
  • SAT/ACT Scores
  • Recommendations
  • High School activities
  • Application essay
  • Special Considerations (diagnosed learning
    disabilities, etc.)

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APPLICATION PROCESS(Marketing your student)
  • Initial meeting
  • Develop list of schools to research
  • Final selection of schools (5/10)
  • Complete rough draft of applications
  • Apply
  • Completing counselor evaluations, other
    information
  • Mailing transcript
  • Meeting with special needs groups
  • ON-GOING ACTIVITIES
  • Continuous meetings/follow-up
  • Classroom visits
  • Reviewing essays

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Making College Visits
  • I.D. a convenient day/time
  • Campus Tour?
  • Have information mailed in advance
  • Do you need to bring anything?
  • Special Accommodations
  • Request course schedule/activity calendar
  • Driving distances between home/school

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SCHOLARSHIP ACTIVITY
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ON GOING SCHOLARSHIP ACTIVITIES
  • Select Scholarships (nominations)
  • Scholarship Newsletter
  • Search for individual scholarship opportunities

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SCHOLARSHIP NEWSLETTER
March 9, 2006
TIGERS
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NCAA
  • Register on-line (www.ncaa.org)
  • Talk with coach
  • See Mrs. Peterson to obtain Resume Guide
  • I.D. potential schools
  • STUDENT RESPONSIBILITY
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