1. Senior presentation moorpark high school
Counseling Department

2. Who is your School Counselor?
A - Da Mrs. Darcy Demmon
De - Ho Mrs. Alyssa Aguirre
Hr - Mon Mrs. Dyan McIntosh
Moo- R (& ELD) Mrs. Nancy Anaya
S – Z Mr. Alfonso Ruiz
College & Career Specialist Mrs. Madeline Knight

3. Graduation Requirements
Moorpark High School
Graduation Requirements

4. MHS Graduation Requirements “Cap & Gown”
Requirements Credits
English
Social Sciences
Math (must pass Alg. 1 or Math 1) 30
Science PE
Fine Art OR Foreign Language
Electives
Includes anything beyond “core” subjects
TOTAL CREDITS

5. Community Service Hours
40 hours are needed by May 25, 2017.
Worksheet & volunteer opportunities available on Community Service Bulletin in Counseling Office.
Must be a Non Profit Agency.

6. Graduation Check Letters & Transcript
October/February
Senior student should have at least 170 credits
40 Hours Community Service

7. What if I FAIL(or get a D) in a class? ASK YOURSELF:
Do I need class ONLY to meet graduation requirements?
Do I need class to meet A-G College Admissions requirements?
Do I need class for NCAA College Athletic requirements?
MHS APEX courses are not NCAA approved.
SUMMER SCHOOL & REMEDIATION OPTIONS
WILL DEPEND ON ABOVE
FREE TUTORING
Mondays & Wednesdays
4-6 pm
at Moorpark Library

8. APEX Program Applications available in Counseling Office.
Can take up to two classes per semester.
Computer Labs open 3:15 – 5:15 pm- M-F.
Absolute deadline for APEX completion is May 25, 2017.

9. PLANNING FOR
LIFE AFTER
HIGH SCHOOL

10. ASVAB
Free test given at MHS to 10th – 12th graders October 5th during Periods 1-4
November 2nd during 4th period -Follow up meeting to help interpret scores
Helps identify your interests & gives information on verbal, math, science & technical skills.
After test – Identify the occupations that match your interests.

11. Selecting the Right
College for You

12. Guidelines For Applying To A 4-year College
Apply to Multiple Campuses.
Give yourself options.
Find the “Right Fit.”
Location, size, majors, sports, cost, atmosphere
Know Chances for Admission.
Review acceptance rates.
Low acceptance rate = Selective/Competitive admissions
High acceptance rate = Less competitive admissions
Review profile for last years accepted Freshmen.
Do your RESEARCH- VERY important!

13. Reach-Target-Safety Reach Target Safety
GPA & SAT/ACT score GPA & SAT/ACT score GPA & SAT/ACT score
averages ABOVE yours averages MATCH yours averages ABOVE yours
Will make probability Increased chance for High probability of
of admission more of a admission admission
gamble
Consider all factors when Recommend applying to Apply to at least 1 or 2
applying to selective college several “Match” campuses “Safety” campuses
Will selective college Some consider a Community
overwhelm you or spark College as “Safety” campus
your competitive side ?

14. Types of Colleges

15. The University of California

16. The UC System 9 campuses- Focus on research Highly competitive
Follows A- G guidelines of UC approved courses
Factors in Admission:
Academic rigor of courses completed
UC GPA includes all A-G courses completed AFTER 9th grade
College Admissions test scores
Comprehensive Review: 14 Specific factors considered

17. University of California Freshmen Admissions Profiles
UC CAMPUS
OVERALL ADMIT RATE
AVERAGE GPA ADMITTED FRESHMEN
AVERAGE ACT
FRESHMEN
AVERAGE SAT ADMITTED FREHSMEN
COMPOSITE
COMBINED
UC BERKELEY
(CA applicants)
21.3 %
3.89 31
2045
UC DAVIS
42.3 %
4.10 29
1917
UC IRVINE
37.4 %
3.84 26
1767
UCLA
(US applicants)
19 %
76% had >4.30 30
1940
UC MERCED
67.2 %
3.56 22
1507
UC RIVERSIDE
58.3 %
3.61 24
1565
UC SAN DIEGO
33.3 %
4.08
1962
UC SANTA BARBARA
32.7 %
4.02 28
1873
UC SANTA CRUZ
55.7 %
3.85 27
1820

19. The CSU System Eligibility Index Table www.csumentor.edu/planning
23 campuses- Focus on practical application
Follows A-G guidelines of CSU approved courses
Factors in Admission:
Academic rigor of courses completed
CSU GPA includes all A-G courses completed AFTER 9th grade
College Admissions test scores
Eligibility Index Table

20. CAL POLY SAN LUIS OBISPO
CSU CAMPUS
AVERAGE GPA FRESHMAN
AVERAGE ACT
FRESHMAN
AVERAGE SAT
FRESHMAN 
COMPOSITE
CR & MATH ONLY
CSU BAKERSFIELD
3.21 18
 900
CAL POLY SAN LUIS OBISPO
3.88 20
1234
CAL POLY POMONA
3.42 23
1055
CSU CHANNEL ISLANDS
3.22
 990
CSU CHICO
3.25 21
993
CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS
3.12 17
851
CSU EAST BAY
3.10 19
914
CSU FRESNO
3.33
900
CSU FULLERTON
3.53
1028
CSU HUMBOLDT
3.20
994
CSU LONG BEACH
3.52 22
 1025
CSU LOS ANGELES
 883
CSU MONTEREY BAY
3.23
 970
CSU NORTHRIDGE
920
CSU SACRAMENTO
3.27
 940
CSU SAN BERNARDINO
895
SAN DIEGO STATE
3.69 24
1112
SAN FRANCISCO STATE
990
SAN JOSE STATE
3.38
 1050
CSU SAN MARCOS
3.19
 955
SONOMA STATE
 993
CSU STANISLAUS
3.26
911
MARITIME ACADEMY

21. Private/Out of State College Guidelines
Admission requirements vary by institution.
Many use A-G criteria. Some may require additional Math & Science.
Check which admissions tests required.
Most use “committee” type process & comprehensive review.
For highly selective colleges – Strong admissions test scores, rigorous academic load, many of the factors used in UC Comprehensive Review.
Usually high tuition for Non Residents.
Explore WUE (Western Undergraduate Exchange)- wiche.edu/wue
IMPORTANT
Use Naviance to check individual campuses admission requirements,
testing requirements & deadlines.

22. Admissions
Requirements

23. UC and CSU A-G Subject Requirements
Grades of “D” must be remediated to meet admission requirements. See your Counselor if you have questions.
MHS’s “A-G” course list has been handed out.

24. College Admissions Tests
Know test deadlines for campuses.
SAT: Usually November or December.
ACT: Usually October or December (no November ACT offered).
Send scores directly from testing agency.
ACT Test w/Writing-
UC Admissions: Writing Test IS used.
CSU Admissions: Writing Test IS NOT used.
SAT Test-
UC’s:
Take highest combined score from individual sitting (including Writing Score).
SAT Subject Tests may be required for some majors. Scores could
help for impacted majors & campuses.
CSU’s:
Combine best Critical Reading & Math scores from multiple sittings.
SAT Subject Tests not used for admissions purposes.

25. Application Process

26. Apply directly through websites
UC & CSU Applications
Apply directly through websites
UC Applications:
CSU Applications:
IMPORTANT:
Name & address must be same on Transcript, College
Application & Naviance.
Make sure SAT/ACT scores sent directly from testing agency.
Application deadline is November 30th.
Add to Naviance – For MHS information only. Documents
NOT sent electronically to UC/CSU’s.
Do not send transcripts or letters of recommendation unless UC/CSU campus specifically requests them. Follow “hard copy” transcript request procedure.

27. Private & Out of State Colleges
Some have direct website applications or use SendEdu
Add to Naviance so documents can be sent electronically if necessary.
Request transcript &/or recommendation letters through Naviance, if needed.
Most use Common Application - commonapp.org
Application deadlines vary.
Test scores are sent by you directly from testing agency.
Must sync Common Application to Naviance so documents can be submitted electronically.
Counselors complete & send the following:
Secondary School Reports/Mid-Year Reports/Final Reports
Letter of Recommendation
Mid-Year & Final Transcripts

28. Applications & Naviance
Managing your Naviance Account ensures a smooth application process!
Update “Colleges I’m applying to”

29. Naviance & Common Application
Complete & submit Brag Sheet to Counselor & Teachers at least 2 weeks before deadline
“Common App Matching” Tutorial

30. Match Common App to Naviance
Sign CA FERPA

31. Transcripts & Recommendations
Click here to request a transcript
Click here to request a Letter of Recommendation

32. Transcripts Pay $10 flat transcript fee in Student Store.
If you need a Hard Copy (UC/CSU/scholarships)–Take receipt to Ms. Montgomery (Registrar). Order transcript, pick up & mail directly to college.
Send to UC/CSU only when requested by specific campus.
If Counselor is completing portion of your application online through Naviance, SendEdu, or Common Application, we send transcript electronically (must have paid fee in Student Store).
If you attended a school other than MHS (even if for Summer School), must request transcripts directly from that school .
Information on bottom of College Prep Calendar along with dates for individual College Application Assistance.

33. College Athletics

34. NCAA (Div. I or II) www.eligibilitycenter.org
SAT &/or ACT scores must be sent from testing agency directly to NCAA Clearinghouse (Code 9999)

35. NAIA
Typically smaller, private campuses with a focus on student-athletes.
If interested in participating in Athletics at NAIA college you must also meet eligibility criteria.

36. Community College

37. Dates for MC field trip & MC Orientation classes on
Community College
Any student may enroll.
High School classes prepare you for rigors of college.
Academic Options:
Transfer to a 4-year Institution
Associate Degree for Transfer (ADT) to CSU System
Associate Degree
Certificate of Completion for Vocational Programs
Proficiency Award
Dates for MC field trip & MC Orientation classes on
College Prep Calendar

38. Community College
Goal to Transfer from Community College to a University?
** Consider Honors Program
Will prepare for transfer to competitive universities.
Make connections with students.
Receive mentoring from staff.
Entrance requirements can be found
on college website.

39. MOORPARK COLLEGE ENROLLMENT
Attend MC Information Session
Apply Online
Take Placement Tests
Attend Field Trip
Attend Orientation Class
Register for Classes
Pay Your Fees
Attend Classes

40. Step 1: Attend MC Information Session
March 9th during 6th period in PAC.
Receive enrollment information.
By attending, you receive priority in signing up for Moorpark College field trip.
Attend MC Info session
Apply
Take Placement Tests
Attend Orientation Class
Register for Classes
Pay Your Fees
Attend Classes

41. Step 2: Apply Use online application at: moorparkcollege.edu.
Follow instructions for creating VCCCD account.
Attend MC Info session
Apply
Take Placement Tests
Attend Orientation Class
Register for Classes
Pay Your Fees
Attend Classes

42. Step 3: Take Placement Tests
Take Math & English Placement Tests.
You cannot fail!
Test determines Math and English levels.
Avoid self placing into too high a level.
Attend MC Information Session
Apply
Take Placement Tests
Attend Orientation Class
Register for Classes
Pay Your Fees
Attend Classes

43. Step 4: Attend Orientation
Attend Counseling M03 class: Orientation to Moorpark College.
Sign ups in College & Career Center (2nd semester).
Limited Spots available.
Course is 2 nights (April 11 & 13) - One at MHS & one at MC (bus provided).
Benefits of attending :
Valuable college & career information.
Early Registration, assistance in course selection.
Develop an Education Plan with college counselor.
Additional classes to be added in May
Attend MC Information Session
Apply
Take Placement Tests
Attend Orientation Class
Register for Classes
Pay Your Fees
Attend Classes

44. Step 5: Register for Classes
Schedule of Classes online at:
moorparkcollege.edu/apply-and-enroll/schedule-of-classes
Check Academic Calendar online to confirm registration date:
moorparkcollege.edu/apply-and-enroll/academic-calendar
Attend MC Information Session
Apply
Take Placement Tests
Attend Orientation Class
Register for Classes
Pay Your Fees
Attend Classes

45. Step 6: Pay Fees Pay online, by mail, or in person.
Pay fees within 5 days after registration.
Make sure you’ve submitted FAFSA & applied for scholarships.
Attend MC Information Session
Apply
Take Placement Tests
Attend Orientation Class
Register for Classes
Pay Your Fees

46. MOORPARK COLLEGE WEBSITE

47. Vocational Education

48. Vocational Programs at Community Colleges
Ventura County Community Colleges
Each campus offers unique vocational programs.
Moorpark College: Biotechnology, EATM, Exercise Science, Multimedia, Nursing, Criminal Justice
Oxnard College: Auto Body/Fender Repair, Culinary Arts, Dental Hygiene, Fire Technology, Hotel & Restaurant Management
Ventura College: Interior Design, Construction Technology, EMT, Welding, Environmental Horticulture

49. Programs at local Adult Education Centers
Simi Valley Adult Education
Cosmetology
Medical/Dental Careers
Welding
Machinist
Conejo Valley Adult Education
Medical Careers
Computer Technology
Ventura Adult & Continuing Education
Business/Accounting
Medical Office
Digital Multimedia
Oxnard Adult Education
Auto Paint & Refinishing
Auto Service
Certified Nursing Assistant
Dental Assistant
Floral Design
Medical Assistant
Pharmacy Tech
Screen Printing
Upholstery
Welding

50. Programs at Vocational/Technical Schools
Research schools -US Department of Education website (next slide).
Popular programs include:
FIDM
The Art Institute
LuRoss Academy/Paul Mitchell School/Marinello School of Beauty
Adult Education Centers
Simi Valley- Cosmetology
Conejo – Medical Careers
Application deadlines vary- usually later in school year.
Vocational Schools at College Fair in April.
Tuition may be high.
Does institution grant financial aid? Submit FAFSA.
Visit College & Career Center for Scholarship opportunities.

51. www2.ed.gov/students/prep/college/consumerinfo/index.html

52. Apprenticeship Programs

53. SPECIAL POPULATIONS

54. Special Populations EOPS Program Students with IEP’s AB540 Students
At Community Colleges & CSU campuses.
Assists low-income & educationally disadvantaged  students.
Provides admission, academic, & possibly financial assistance.
Must submit separate application.
Students with IEP’s
Assistance to students with IEP’s.
Moorpark College – ACCESS Center
University – Research campus website.
AB540 Students
Specific requirements for undocumented students.
Some college scholarships.
See Counselor if you have questions.

55. FINANCIAL AID

56. Estimated average costs for California residents, 2016-17
COLLEGE COSTS
Estimated average costs for California residents,
Tuition & Living
Off Campus
On Campus
CA Community College
$ 1,104
N/A
CSU Campus
$ 5,472
$ 14,000
UC Campus
$ 13,500
$ 22,300
Private/Out of State (not WUE)
$ 25,000 +
$ 35,000 +
Many pay less due to financial aid grants & scholarships.
Total cost depends on personal expenses & campus.
Estimates do not include: Books & Supplies, Food, Transportation & other Campus Fees.

57. FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
FAFSA & CAL GRANT
FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid)
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Apply AFTER October 1st, 2016.
Workshops & Individual assistance dates on College Prep Calendar (English & Spanish).
CAL GRANTS
Aid for UC, CSU, Community College & some Private colleges & technical schools in California.
Must complete FAFSA.
GPA Verifications are sent electronically by MHS.

58. Financial Aid – Middle Income
UC or CSU Campuses Only
Apply through FAFSA

59. COLLEGE
&
CAREER CENTER

61. Important dates & workshop information is provided to you via:
Senior College Planning Calendar
Flyers/Handouts
Morning Announcements
Counseling Website
CCC Website
Dialers for evening workshops
Marquee
Please share with parents & attend!!!!