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The Key to College $ $ $ $ ? ? ? ? ? $

Other than furthering your education, attending a college or university helps you… o Get a better job o Increase your marketability o Learn a skill or trade o Meet new friends Why do I even need College? 2

2-year community/state colleges 4-year private institution 4-year public university Satellite campuses Things to take into account:  Costs, Class size & Programs on campus! o Show interest by taking a tour o Grab brochures where you can Types of Schools Yep, there’s more than what you think! 3

Where to live if you’re leaving home? Dorm (On-Campus) Pros :  Easier access to campus  Great way to meet people Things to keep in mind:  Figure out your meal plan  Get to know your roommate BEFORE moving in! Apartment (Off Campus/Campus affiliated) Pros :  A bit more independence  Sharing an apartment with friends/roommates Things to keep in mind:  Shop around! 4

Click to edit Master title style There is money EVERYWHERE! #1: Financial Aid!!!  Grants  $cholarships  Complete FAFSA EVERY YEAR!  Try for scholarships! Student Loans Finding a job  (On or Off-Campus) 5 How do I pay for all of thi$?!

Start and Submit EARLIER rather than LATER! Mail/Online Applications Tip: Make copies of information sent in, just in case! The Application Process 6

Click to edit Master title style Resume!  (extracurricular activities, part-time jobs, leadership roles, awards) o Aka, what you’ve done OUTSIDE of the classroom High school transcript Personal Statement/College Essay  The more personal you make it, the better! SAT/ACT scores Letters of Recommendation Shown interest in school 7 What are colleges looking at?

Contact the colleges’ Circle K club  Ask for a personal tour o When you are looking at colleges. o At the beginning of freshmen year. Looking over your essays  We’ve all written a few and would be more than happy to help with yours! Deciding your major  CKI members are in a complete range of majors so can give you an idea or two! Use your Kiwanis Family resources and get that inside scoop! CKI members can help! 8

Don’t always trust Rate my professor.  It can be a handy tool when deciding which professor to take, but sometimes it can be wrong!  Take everything you read on that site with a grain of salt. Always go to class.  The one class you decide to skip will (almost) ALWAYS be the class where you have a pop quiz, the professor gives extra credit, or there’s a test review. Take classes that pertain to your major  Don’t end up taking another year to graduate just because you took too many filler classes! NEVER lose your syllabus Go to your professor’s Office Hours! Living the College Life 9

Click to edit Master title style Your college life is only what YOU make of it. Take advantage of opportunities that come your way. Most of all – have FUN! 10 Ending Remarks

Open Floor: 11 Questions?