Presented by Chariho Regional High School Guidance Department I am Graduating… What Now?? Post Secondary Planning.

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Presented by Chariho Regional High School Guidance Department I am Graduating… What Now?? Post Secondary Planning

Senior Information Sheet Please complete during this advisory!!

SAT vs. ACT ACT (American College Test)ACT –Predominantly used by schools in middle-U.S. states –Consists of four tests: English, Math, Reading, Science, and Writing –Has Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, & Trigonometry –Writing component is optional –No penalty for wrong answers –Top composite score is 36 SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test)SAT –Predominantly used by East and West coast schools –Consists of three tests: Verbal, Math, Writing –Has Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, Algebra II, Statistics/Probability –Lose ¼ point for each wrong answer –Each test is scored on a scale of

SAT I /SAT II Registration Register online Deadlines Fee Waivers Chariho High School College Entrance Examination Board (CEEB Code) # College Codes (four schools at the time of registration) Select a Test Center Westerly # 40255, South Kingstown # 40225

SAT SAT I /SAT II Test Security Changes include: Provide acceptable photo during registration (This photo will be on your Admission Ticket) Photo must be clear, properly focused and correct exposure Be taken in full face view, directly facing the camera The photo must match how you will look on the day of the test and in your photo ID Must present Admission Ticket with Photo ID to enter the test center Standby test takers will not be admitted Changes to test center, test date or test type will not be permitted on test day.

American College Testing Registration Register online The ACT No Writing, The ACT Plus Writing Deadlines Fee Waivers Chariho High School CEEB Code # College Codes Select a Test Center

Applying for College Apply online Common Application URI and RIC are Common Application Schools Directly through individual college websites Paper Applications – very few college are utilizing this method All your college application activity needs to be shared with your guidance counselor!!

Applying for College Things you will need to do for your application process to go smoothly A Current Resume Teacher/Coach/Advisor recommendations (ask early) College Essay (Proofread your work) Counselor Page (Transcript and recommendation) SAT Scores (sent directly through College Board website) Supplement Application (if required) Application Fee All your college application activity needs to be shared with your guidance counselor!!

Admissions Terminology Early Decision Early Action Rolling Admissions Waitlisted Open Admission

Applying for College If you require additional assistance Talk to your current guidance counselor Refer to references available in guidance Make an appointment at the College Planning Center or Once Again….share all your college application activity with your guidance counselor!!

Important Deadlines URI Application Deadline - February 1, 2016 Early Action Deadline - December 1, 2015 Merit Scholarship – December 1, 2015 (Recommended) Involvement and leadership in school/community GPA of 3.2/4.0 Combined SAT score (critical reading and math) minimum 1050 or ACT of 23+ (Nov. last test date to qualify for Merit Scholarship) Rhode Island College - March 15, 2016 Presidential Scholarship – December 15, 2015 Class rank of top 30% Combined SAT score (critical reading and math) of 1100 or ACT of 24 (Nov. last test date to meet deadline for Pres. Scholarship)

Important Deadlines United States Service Academies – October 31, 2015 Must have a nomination from a member of Congress Demonstrate strong character Academic excellence Physical aptitude Leadership skills Go to the websites below for more information (look under constituent services) (look under services for Rhode Islanders)

Important Information Joint Admissions Agreement (JAA) NCAA Clearinghouse Register online at Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) As an aptitude test, the ASVAB measures your strengths, weaknesses, and potential for future success. The ASVAB provides you with career information for civilian and military occupations and is an indicator for success in future endeavors whether you choose to go to college, vocational school, or a military career. Go to for more information. Sign up sheets will be in the Guidance Office

How Do I Pay for College? College Scholarship Service (CSS) Profile CSS Financial Aid Profile Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) More information will be given in December Scholarships are posted and change often Chariho High School Website Guidance Office National verses Local Procedure for obtaining applications Be mindful of Deadlines and Requirements

College Visits and Fairs Pawtucket Red Sox/College Planning Center September PM McCoy Stadium Pre-register at NEACACSeptember PM UMASS Dartmouth RIAAOOctober PM Rhode Island College CharihoOctober 239:15-10:15 Chariho hosts individual visits from CCRI, URI and RIC

Counselor Assignments Patricia Dipollino (A-Cla) Kimberly LaPlante (Cle-Hai) Keith Croteau (Haj-Map) Stacy Haines-Mayne (Mar-Mo) John Haas (Mu-Sar) Elizabeth Brennan (Sas-Z) 453 Switch Road Wood River Junction, Rhode Island Phone Fax Be very CAREFUL that you invite your Current Counselor on your Common Application Account