2019 Overview Presentation for 11th graders

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2019 Overview Presentation for 11th graders

Traditional Scholarship – 11th graders At least 250 11th graders will be selected Up to $10,000 per year paid directly to the college, renewable for up to 5 total years Students are required to complete GPA and graduation requirements their senior year of high school to receive the scholarship Students must enroll in college full time at a campus in the KCS Postsecondary Network beginning the fall semester following their senior year of high school

Who can apply for the Traditional Scholarship? Current 11th grader Be home-schooled or attend a public, charter, or private high school in six-county service area: Kansas—Wyandotte and Johnson Missouri—Cass, Clay, Jackson, and Platte Lawfully present in the United States or DACA eligible and DACA applied/approved Have at least a 2.5 cumulative high school GPA OR at least a 16 on the ACT or at least an 800 on the SAT Low- and modest-income—expected family contribution of ≤ 12,000 (on FAFSA4caster calculation)

Advising Support – During High School Full-time college advisers: Advise students in the high school (office located in the high school) or Advise students both virtually and in-person (office located at KC Scholars offices) Assist students (and families): Navigate the process of applying for admission and financial aid Work with students to find their best-fit college/university https://kauffman.app.box.com/s/f0uk7rih0yv3cb4oszp4v2s2maynsb5l

What can you do after January 1? What can you do NOW? Complete the FAFSA4caster to see if you are eligible to apply based on income (will need 2017 income and asset information for household). Identify recommenders. Recommenders will complete an online form after application opens in January and once the student submits the requests to them via the KC Scholars scholarship portal. Letters are not accepted. Practice your writing skills. KC Scholars requires that you complete two essays. Register for an account and complete eligibility check at kcscholars.org If eligible, start on your task list (application, recommender request, essays, transcript, and participation agreement) Identify 2 recommenders (teacher/counselor and one of your choice – coach, pastor, community leader, etc.). Recommender will complete an online form once you submit your requests to them via the KC Scholars scholarship portal. Letters are not accepted. Start your essays and have someone review them! KC Scholars requires that you complete two essays. Request an unofficial transcript – must include all grades from 9th through first semester of 11th grade What can you do after January 1?

Mark Your Calendars! January 1, 2019 Applications open at kcscholars.org March 1, 2019 Application deadline at 12 midnight May 2019 Awards announced

info@kcscholars.org 816.581.5700