University of Wyoming Admissions THE PATH TO COLLEGE

 Quick facts  Welcome to your future  It’s your choice  Test your knowledge  Admissions awareness  Hathaway  Invest in yourself  Resources  Step by step  Reach new heights OUR TRAIL TODAY

 2010 U.S. Census- Earn 60% more with a bachelor’s degree than high school diploma.  In a lifetime- Earning potential is $1.1 million with a college degree. A Master’s degree earning potential is $2 million.  ACTstudent.com- By 2028 there will be 19 million more jobs for educated workers than there are qualified workers. QUICK FACTS

 What’s your preference?  Future Career  Major  Research  Accreditation  Location  In-state  Out of state  School Size  Large  Small  Campus Life  Clubs  Sports  Entertainment  Travel WELCOME TO YOUR FUTURE

 University (4 yr.)  Community College (2 yr.)  Technical  Public vs. Private IT'S YOUR CHOICE

 ACT (Composite is the average score)  English  Mathematics  Reading  Science  Writing (typically optional)  SAT  Reading  Math  Writing (typically optional) Check admissions standards to understand how that school uses your test scores. TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE

 Application  Application fee might be required  Transcripts (GPA requirement)  Test Scores (Score requirement)  AP Scores or College Credit Transcripts  Essay may be required  Reference Letters may be required ADMISSIONS AWARENESS

 GPA and Test Score  Basic application  Cumulative high school GPA  ACT/SAT scores  Highest vs. most recent score  Writing or subject sections  Holistic  Application  GPA  ACT/SAT Scores  Essay  Letters of recommendation  Interview process APPLICATION TYPE

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 Federal Student Aid 1.Get FREE info: 1.School counselor 2.Financial Aid Office 3.U.S. Department of Education 2.Create a PIN 3.Collect documents 1.W-2 form 2.Income/tax records 4.Complete the FAFSA 5.Review your SAR and EFC 6.Contact financial Aid office if you have questions INVEST IN YOURSELF 1.Grants 2.Work Study 3.Loans

 Scholarships  Explore beginning of senior year for requirements and deadlines  Maintain a high GPA  Take advanced courses  Study  Take ACT/SAT also consider the pre-tests  Get involved in activities and sports  APPLY! INVEST IN YOURSELF

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