Title: Welcome to Planning for College
1Welcome toPlanning for College
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- Presented by Auburn Career/College Counselors
- Steve Mead, ARHS
- Carollynn Hanson, AMHS
- Jon Morrow, AHS
2Intentional Education
3What Type of School?
- Community college
- Technical college
- Four-year public
- Four-year private
- Career/specialty school
4Why choose a Community or Technical College?
- Convenience
- Lake Washington Institute of
- Technology
- Seattle Community College District
- Bellevue College
- Highline Community College
- Renton Technical College
- Green River Community College
- Tacoma Community College
- Bates Technical College
- Pierce College
- Clover Technical College
5Community Vs. Technical College There are some
differences
- Community College
- Two Pathways
- Academic
- Transfer credits to a four-year university or
college - Some offer BA degree
- Professional/Technical
- End goal may be work or transfer
- Blend of theory and hands on instruction
- Technical College
- Choose a Program vs. individual classes
- Classroom is conducted much like the working
environment for which you are training - Some disciplines have transfer agreements with
universities - Primary end goal is work
6Career and Specialty Schools
- Private, for-profit companies
- Gene Juarez, Culinary Schools, DeVry,
- Everest, FIDM, etc.
- Training for specific careers
- Costs
- Application process may include interview
- Financial aid?
- Transferable?
7Washington Four-Year Public Baccalaureates
- Central Washington University
- Eastern Washington University
- The Evergreen State College
- Western Washington University
- University of Washington
- Washington State University
8Four-Year Independent Colleges Universities
- The Art Institute of Seattle
- Cornish College of the Arts
- Gonzaga University
- Northwest University
- Pacific Lutheran University
- Saint Martins University
- Seattle Pacific University
- Seattle University
- Trinity Lutheran University
- University of Puget Sound
- Whitman College
- Whitworth College
- Heritage University
Trinity Lutheran
Whitworth, Gonzaga
CWU
Art Institute, SPU, SU, Cornish, Northwest
PLU, UPS
St. Martins
Heritage U.
Whitman
9Out Of State Colleges/Universities? Things to
consider
- Public Tuition (2X)
- Private No Additional Tuition
- Add Cost for Travel Expenses
- Possibility for WUE
- (Tuition 140-150 of in-state)
- Back-up Plan?
- Websites www.californiacolleges.edu
- www.princetonreview.com
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10Preparation is the Key
- Universities
- Public/Private/Out of State
- Community College Preparation
- Transfer to 4-year?
- Professional/Technical degree?
- Technical College Preparation
- Type of degree?
- (Program, Cost, Environment, Size)
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16WA Minimum College Admission Requirements
2013 Grads Beyond!
- CADR College Academic Distribution Requirements
- Higher Education Coordinating Board
- 4 credits in college-prep English
- 3 credits math, including Adv. Algebra/Trig
- Senior year math or completed Pre-Calculus
- 2 credits lab science including one credit of
algebra-based science (Chemistry or Physics)
172013 continued
- 2 credits of the same World Language
- 3 credits Social Science
- 1 credit fine, visual, or performing arts or 1
additional CADR credit (UW WWU require .5
credit in fine or performing art) - 15 total CADR credits/3 per year including senior
year
18Out-of-State Colleges/Universities
- Research college for specific admission
requirements www.collegeboard.org - College Board Subject Tests required?
- Required courses/credits can vary -
- University of CA colleges clearly define a
Fine/Performing Art - Some require 3 credits World Language
19Plan a Campus Visit
- Would you buy a car without seeing it first???
- Preview Days for Juniors/Seniors
- Regularly scheduled campus tours
- Informal visits
20Scholarship Search
- Your Career Center
- Search Engines Websites (Career Center Internet
Lists) - - www.thewashboard.org
- - www.fastweb.com
- - www.scholarshipexperts.com
- Scholarship Books/Ask Everyone
- Schools/Departmental Awards
- Auburn Community Scholarship Program (Sr)
21Additional Ways to Save
- Bargain Schools...Community College
- Finish in Four-Years
- AP/Running Start/Tech Prep
- The Value of Financial Planning
- Negotiate Financial Aid Package
- In-State vs. Out-of-State
- Commute or Live off Campus
- Creative When Buying Textbooks
22WUE Western Undergraduate Exchange Program
Alaska Arizona California Colorado
Hawaii Idaho Montana Nevada
New Mexico North Dakota Oregon South Dakota
Utah Washington Wyoming
23Want to be a college athlete?
- Send letters/video to college coaches
- Work with your high school coach
- NCAA Division I or II?
- Register with NCAA Clearinghouse
- Take SAT/ACT-send scores (9999)
- Earn eligible SAT/ACT scores
- Take required number of Core Academic classes 32
sem.
24Three Requirements
25Upcoming Events
- Academy/ROTC Nights Sept/October
- Planning for College Night October (Next
Year) - College reps visit high schools-Fall
- Testing dates in early fall for Seniors (Dec,
Jan) - Paying for College Night January 17 _at_ AHS
- Beyond High School Night February 7th _at_ AMHS
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27Application and Admission Process
28Junior Timeline
29Senior Timeline
30The Admission Application
- Four-year Colleges
- Institution specific online form or
- College Net or other company or
- The Common Application
- State website for Community and Technical
Colleges - program application for Technical Colleges
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39 Login Screen
http//www.commonapp.org
40 Navigation Menu
The navigation menu appears on the left side of
the screen. Students can move through the
application by clicking through each of the
sections.
41 School Forms
When students first click on School Forms, they
will need to complete the FERPA Waiver.
42Inviting School Officials
On the Invitation page applicants answer a few
brief questions about the school official and
click on Send Invitation to notify the official
of the request.
43 Supplements
Working down the left-hand navigation menu,
students will arrive at the Supplements section.
44NEW! College Application and Essay Event for
Seniors!
- November 7 ARHS
- 245 PM 700 PM
- November 8 AMHS
- 245 PM 700 PM
- November 13 AHS
- 245 PM 700 PM
45 Admission/Acceptance Timeline
46Paying for Post H.S. Education
- Cost of attendance includes
- Tuition
- Fees /or Supplies
- Books
- Room Board
- Personal expenses
- Transportation
472012/2013 Cost of Attendance
- Community colleges 5,000-5,800
- Technical colleges 5,000
- Career schools 19K-35K
- 4 year public colleges 18,000-23,500
- 4 year private colleges 33K-50K
- Includes housing expenses
- Out of State Public 200 tuition
- Costs vary by Educational Program chosen
48Paying for College
- Family funds
- Grants
- Scholarships
- Work-study jobs
- Loans
- Seniors will submit the Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) after January 1st to
determine eligibility for these funds.
49College Goal SATURDAY
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- _at_ Auburn High School
- Saturday, January
- _at_ Auburn Mountainview
- Saturday, January 19
- 830 AM - Noon
50Scholarship Search
- Your inner circle
- Search Engines Websites (Career Center Internet
Lists) - - www.thewashboard.org
- - www.fastweb.com
- - www.scholarshipexperts.com
- -Etc.
- Colleges/Departmental Awards
- Auburn Community Scholarship!
51FAFSA / CSS Profile
- Complete FAFSA online at www.fafsa.ed.gov
- CSS Profile? Send with admission application
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- Complete FAFSA soon after January 1
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- Submit all forms prior to Priority Financial Aid
Deadlines set by the college - www.fafsa4caster.ed.gov to forecast family
contribution and eligibility for aid
52Financial Aid Timelines
- Oct-Feb Apply for admission
- January FAFSA Submission
- January 17 Paying for College Night _at_ AHS
- Jan/Feb Financial Aid Priority Deadlines
- Mar/Apr Financial Aid Offers (accepted
colleges only) - March-April Compare F.A. offers and accept
package - May 1st National Decision Day
confirm acceptance
53Your Career Center is here to help!
- Auburn High School
- Jon Morrow, Counselor
- jmorrow_at_auburn.wednet.edu / 253-931-4929
- Auburn Riverside High School
- Steve Mead, Counselor
- smead_at_auburn.wednet.edu / 253-804-5161
- Auburn Mountainview High School
- Carollynn Hanson, Counselor
- clhanson_at_auburn.wednet.edu / 253-804-5195