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HONORS TRANSFER PROGRAM Director: Carolyn Jackson Lead Honors Faculty: Letitia Scott-Curtis

What is the Honors Transfer Program? Designed for high-achieving students who plan to attend Cabrillo then transfer to a selective 4-year university. The program offers challenging classes which better prepare students for university-level work. All honors courses meet general education requirements and transfer to the CSU, UC and private institutions

Honors Transfer Program a GREAT option for: Students who are highly motivated and want a challenging academic environment Those who are university-ready, but haven’t decided on a major or a college Top choice university - easier Financial savings - HUGE Emotional Social

WHO Joins the Honors Transfer Program? Students from all backgrounds, ages and experiences: Current Cabrillo Students Students coming to Cabrillo from other colleges and universities High School seniors and recent graduates

WHY join the Honors Transfer Program? Smaller class sizes Faculty mentors Stimulating environment Enriched curriculum A strong support network Honors Counselors

What are the BENEFITS AT TRANSFER? UC Admission edge Priority admission to UCLA College of Letters and Sciences* (see next slide) Private and out-of-State University priority* (next slide) Better preparation for success at the University : Research skills Essay-writing skills Study skills Communicating with Professors *for students who complete 15 units of Honors courses with a 3.4 GPA or higher

UCLA Transfer Alliance Program -TAP Our Honors program is a member of UCLA-TAP Our Honors students who are TAP certified: 15 units of Honors courses completed by the end of spring before transfer GPA of 3.4 or higher in their UC courses Applying in to the College of Letters and Sciences Fall 2017 – 91% admission rate into UCLA College of L & S – vs. a 22% admission rate for non Honors/non-TAP certified students

HTCC Membership Cabrillo’s Honors Transfer Program is a also a member of the Honors Transfer Council of California Our Honors students enjoy priority admission and merit scholarships, among other benefits to many private and out of state colleges – when they have met the same UCLA TAP requirements:

Additional HTCC Colleges and Universities

Activities-Field Trips-Campus Tours Composition/Critical Thinking - Long’s Marine Lab History of Western Civilization - Stanford Univ. Cantor Arts Center University visits – UC Berkeley and more!

Scholarships University of California Regents Scholarship Awards Karl S. Pister Leadership Opportunity Program University of California, Santa Cruz Josephine & Bailey Little Endowed Scholarshp University of California Regents Scholarship Awards Sigma Alpha of Omega Nu

and Research Opportunities

ETHICS BOWL TEAM is Stellar! Each year Cabrillo College students in PHILO 19 (honors credit) compete in the Ethics Bowl against 4-year university teams. One year ago, Cameron Ellis, clockwise from top left, Liv Johansson, Max Umney, Ella Rose Carroll and Shane Wright brought home the winning trophy from the California Regional Intercollegiate Ethics Bowl. This year, the team debated against Stanford University, and won! (photo credit: Shmuel Thaler -- Santa Cruz Sentinel) 

Go.Cabrillo.edu/Honors WHAT is required to Apply: 3.5 minimum high school weighted GPA in A-G requirements Unofficial transcript – scan and e-mail Eligible for college-level English - placement into ENGL 1A Cabrillo Assessment OR AP English Score of 3 or higher/ IB Language A Score of 5 or higher OR CAASPP EAP test score min. 2682 Letter of Recommendation Essay/writing sample in response to 1 of 2 prompts (within on-line app) Scanned copies – to honors@Cabrillo.edu Go.Cabrillo.edu/Honors Honors requires a separate application Instructions to apply and paperwork To submit may be found at Apply to Cabrillo College – beginning Oct, 2017 Apply to Honors Program (Jan 15th – March 15th) Take Assessments as needed (Math and English) Participate in Running Start Early Registration (May) Application period: JAN 15th – MARCH 15th, 2018

FAQ’s of Application process:: 3.5 GPA – what if you don’t quite have that? SHOULD STILL APPLY! Potential Provisional Admission Transcript – Unofficial is best for now – scan and an e-mail. When you graduate you can send an official complete h.s. transcript Eligible for college-level English - what if you don’t assess into ENGL 1A? I will make a recommendation to you – SHOULD STILL APPLY! Letter of Recommendation Teacher or Counselor may send to me directly at honors@Cabrillo.edu Deadline is March 15th – what if you miss the deadline? APPLY BY MIDNIGHT on the 15th! – Send documents ASAP Any possibility of Late Applications in May or June? It depends on how many applications we receive – better to plan ahead!

Where do you want to go?

We hope to see you at Cabrillo! HONORS TRANSFER PROGRAM

Advice from Former Honors Students: Go to the events. Form relationships with your teachers. Do the work. Have fun – San Jose State Design Major Stay in the program...it really helps prepare you for university level work and expectations – UCLA English Literature major If you want to transfer to a four-year university, take (community) college seriously. The things you do there will determine if you get accepted into your dream school or not – USC Fine Art major

More … The wonderful instructors teaching the honors classes, they are some of the best educators around. Get to know them, especially if they spark an interest, because they may possibly open doors for you that can change your life – UC Davis Engineering major The Cabrillo Honors Transfer Program is a great place for like-minded students to get together and learn – Iowa State English major My advice: throw yourself into this program. You'll meet great people - students and professors - and be in an environment where hard work is rewarded – UC Berkeley History of Art Graduate

reasons to come to cabrillo The Top 10 reasons to come to cabrillo 1. SAVE $$$  In 2-years you could save between $22,000 - $45,000 2. Academic Support 3. New STEM Center 4. Head of Your Class  5. Teachers Dedicated to Students 6. Small Class Sizes  7. State-of-the-Art Facilities  8. Technology Access   9. Exciting Programs 10. Join Smart, Motivated and Fun Students – Just Like You!