1. You’re halfway through; prepare for your future!
Juniors:
You’re halfway through; prepare for your future!
Sept , 2016

2. Agenda Student Services Counselors Your High School Transcript
College Planning
SAT/ACT Information
$$ for College
And more!
Q & A

3. Counselors: A-Da De-Ja Mor-Sc Sch-Z Patty Miller Dean of Students
Toria
Greene
A-Da
Chuck
Small
De-Ja
Valorie Hallenbeck Je-Moq
Allison
Saviello
Mor-Sc
Alicia Kirkpatrick
Sch-Z

4. Use the correct email address for your counselor!
Patty Miller pmiller Dean of Students
Toria Greene tgreene A-Da
Chuck Small csmall De-Ja
Valorie Hallenbeck vhallenbeck Je-Moq
Allison Saviello asaviello Mor-Sc
Alicia Kirkpatrick akirkpatrick Sch-Z

5. (scoombs) & (jtolomeo)
Ina Nyko School Psychologist
(inyko)
Brandy Lyons
Student Assistance Program Counselor
(blyons)
Nancy McMillan School Nurse
(nmcmillan)
Brandon Clowers School Social Worker
(bclowers)
Kelley Schroeder Literacy Coach
(kschroeder)
Debbie Fluke
Guidance Tech
(dfluke)
Nancy Stewart Registrar
(nstewart)
Sarah Coombs & Joan Tolomeo
Intervention Coordinators
(scoombs) & (jtolomeo)
Ginny Honkomp
Data Manager
(vhonkomp)
Sharon Manning
Career Development Coordinator (smanning1)

6. The BEST way to see my counselor:
your counselor. Your counselor will you back your appointment time. Print the and show it to your teacher as your pass. OR
You may come to Student Services and fill out a form to request an appointment with your counselor.

7. Graduation Requirements
Class of 2018
Graduation Requirements
4 English: English I, II, III, IV
4 Math: Math I, Math II, Math III, Math beyond Math III
3 Science: Earth/Environmental Science, Biology, Physical Science
4 Social Studies: World History, Civics & Economics, American History 1 & 2 or AP U.S. History and a Social Studies elective
1 Healthful Living: Health and Physical Education
6 Electives:
REQUIRED - any 2 from arts, second language or career and technical education (a minimum of 2 years of the same second language are required for admission to the UNC University System).
RECOMMENDED - any 4 that form an educational concentration - may be from any subject area including arts, career and technical education, or any subject area or combination.
22 Total Credits

8. Your High School Transcript
Transcripts: You will receive a copy of your unofficial transcript today. Grades/GPA Calculation – Only final grades are used in grade point average (GPA) calculation. Quality Points: Used to weight honors/AP courses. Extra 1 point for honors, Extra 2 points for AP/IB Overall Cumulative GPA = total # of earned quality points divided by the total # of potential credits.

9. Making Transcript Requests
Request Transcripts by using our online system.
Go to the Enloe Student Services website, click on “Transcripts and Enrollments” box at the top of the page. Once there, scroll all the way to the bottom of the page.
Questions or concerns?
Mrs. Nancy Stewart, Registrar

10. So if you haven’t already, BEGIN NOW!
Planning for College
So what do you need to do NOW?
Research colleges - Consider majors offered, size, location, $$ (in-state vs. out-of-state, public vs. private), climate, and diverse culture of the population.
The State of North Carolina has:
16 state-supported universities
36 independent colleges and universities
58 community colleges
That’s 110 in-state colleges and universities to choose from!
So if you haven’t already, BEGIN NOW!
Don’t wait any longer! VISIT, VISIT, VISIT!

11. UNC system college information: http://www.northcarolina.edu/
Planning for College
NC’s 16 State-Supported Colleges/Universities*
UNC system college information: 
Appalachian State University UNC-Asheville
East Carolina University UNC-Chapel Hill
Elizabeth City State University UNC-Charlotte
Fayetteville State University UNC-Greensboro
UNC School of the Arts UNC-Pembroke
NC A & T State University UNC-Wilmington
NC Central University Western Carolina University
NC State University Winston Salem State University
* Must meet minimum admission requirements to apply (2.5 GPA, 850 SAT, 17 ACT).

12. Planning for College NC’s 36 Independent Colleges/Universities
NC Independent Colleges/Universities: 
Barton College Greensboro College University of Mount Olive
Belmont Abbey College Guilford College NC Wesleyan College
Bennett College High Point University Pfeiffer University
Brevard College Johnson C. Smith University Queens University of Charlotte
Cabarrus College Lees-McRae College St. Andrews University
Campbell University Lenoir-Rhyne University Saint Augustine’s University
Catawba College Livingstone College Salem College
Chowan University Louisburg College Shaw University
Davidson College Mars Hill University Wake Forest University
Duke University Meredith College Warren Wilson College
Elon University Methodist University William Peace University
Gardner-Webb University Montreat College Wingate University

13. Community College Information
NC Community Colleges:
NC Community College System:
One of the largest systems of higher education in the nation with 58 comprehensive community colleges serving all 100 NC counties.
One within a 30-minute drive of all NC residents.
Lowest tuition in the Southeast Region – one of the lowest in the nation!
You may apply to the community college of your choice, regardless of your county of residence.
You may complete the first 2 years of a 4-year degree through the College Transfer Program OR enroll in a 2-year Associates Degree program.
Gives you time to improve on academic skills and complete college minimum admissions requirements or focus on a specialized area of study.

14. Community College Information
Wake Technical Community College:
What does Wake Tech have to offer?
2-year college transfer program and 2-year associate degree programs.
More than 180 associate degrees, diplomas, and certificates in science, applied science, the arts, and general education.
A wide range of continuing education (non-credit) classes for professional and personal enrichment, conveniently offered at multiple Wake Tech campus locations and community sites throughout Wake County.
Automotive Computer Technology Lifelong Learning
Biotechnology Creative Arts & Skills Online Classes
Building & Construction En Español Public Safety
Business, Industry & Professional Dev GED®/Adult High School Service Industry
Career Development Health Care Services Sustainability Technology
Certifications & Licenses Hospitality Vocational Training

15. Community College Information•
Community College Information •
You can get community college credit for Career and Technical Education courses in high school. An articulation agreement covers about 50 CTE courses that match knowledge and skills taught in community college courses. You need:
Final grade of B or higher in the course
A score of 93, or higher, on the standardized CTE post-assessment.
To enroll at the community college within two years of high school graduation.
What is the NC
Articulation
Agreement? .

16. Which CTE Courses can I take at Enloe that may transfer to community college?
-Microsoft Word and PowerPoint -Pharmacy Technician
-Personal Finance -Early Childhood Ed I & II
-Foods I and Foods II Enterprise -Health Science I
-Foods II Enterprise and ServSafe Certification -Health Science II
-Entrepreneurship II -Marketing
-Automotive Service III -Drafting I
-Drafting I & Drafting II Architectural -Drafting II Engineering
-Advanced Digital Media -Housing and Interiors II
-Drafting I & Drafting II- Engineering
Advanced Digital Media
Entrepreneurship II (S/H)
Microsoft Word and PowerPoint
(S/H)
Marketing
Multimedia & Webpage Design
Automotive Brakes
Personal Finance
Automotive Service III
Early Childhood I AND Early
Automotive Electrical AND Automotive
Childhood II
Electrical Adv.
Drafting I
Foods II – Enterprise (S/H) &
SafeServ certification
Drafting I AND Drafting II-Architectural
(H)
Health Science I
Drafting I AND Drafting II- Engineering
Health Science II (H)
Drafting II - Engineering

17. Stay Connected with Us!
Bookmark Student Services website and check regularly!
Follow
to to link to Student Services Remind
for the Junior specific Remind

18. Planning for College Begin creating your Activities Résumé
Organize all of your extracurricular activities since 9th grade. Include all activities in both school and community. Be sure to update each year! Make sure you continue to stay active in a variety of activities throughout high school. This is required for your Senior Year!
Get started now if you haven’t already, because junior English teachers will assign the activity résumé in the spring!
Quality is so much more important than quantity!
Leadership, community service, and being well-rounded are very important to colleges and scholarship committees!

19. Planning To Pay for College
Enloe Scholarship Bulletin is updated periodically.
From Enloe’s Student Services page, click on Academic and then Scholarships and Financial Aid.
**Start planning now for scholarships you may want to apply for in your senior year!**
Also, start an account with – largest online free internet scholarship search, and check out – the Wake County scholarship site. And don’t forget

20. Taking the College Entrance Tests
SAT-I is the SAT. Plan to take it in the spring of your junior year!
SAT-II is a shorter test for particular subject areas; some colleges may require these. Check your possible future college choices and plan to take them at or near the end of your junior year if at all possible.
ACT is a standardized reasoning test that evaluates students in English, math, science & social studies. For some students, it is a good alternative to the SAT. And ACT scores will convert to SAT scores!
Most colleges take highest math, reading, and writing scores.

21. Fall SAT Test Dates: Fall ACT Test Dates:
Date Register By Late (mail/online) October 1 September 1 September 13/20 November 5 October 7 October 18/25 December 3 November 3 November 15/22
Fall ACT Test Dates:
Date Register By Late
October 22 September September 17-30
December 10 November November 5-18

22. Free SAT/ACT Prep Free SAT Prep available on CFNC:
Free SAT practice test on College Board:
Free SAT/ACT practice tests:
Sign up on Khan Academy
Free official SAT and ACT practice tests:

23. Military/Recruiter Information
See our schedule of recruiters – located on Enloe
website. Click Student Services, Career Services.
See Ms. Manning in Career Services (Room 1934)
if you have any additional questions.
ROTC scholarships & GI Bill
Visit websites: Air Force, Army,
Navy, Marines,
and Coast Guard,

24. October 16th and January 20th
Need help identifying your strengths?
ASVAB (Armed Services Vocation Aptitude Battery)
October 16th and January 20th
This is a free assessment that can be used as a career-planning tool to help determine your aptitudes and abilities. It will not commit you to the military!
Taking the ASVAB does not commit you to the military! 
QUESTIONS? If you have any questions contact Ms. Manning located in Career Services, room 1934, in the East Building or Ms. Manning at

25. Need help identifying your strengths?
* Online Career Assessments:
Career Planning
Kuder Career Assessment
The Career Key
* Career Explorer:
My Plan:
Take a Career Personality Test, Interest Inventory,
Skills Profiler, and Values Assessment

26. Summer Enrichment Opportunities
We hope you’re making every summer count!
Attend educational programs! Get a job! Travel! Volunteer!
A Few Examples:
Governor’s School, Boys State, Girls State, Summer Ventures in Science and Mathematics, Project Uplift, college programs for high school students, internships, summer camps, student exchange programs, etc.
Seek out programs in the subject areas you’re interested in!
See Summer Opportunities listed on our school website!
Also, check out CFNC’s College Preparedness Opportunities listings:

27. Need a job? Stay up to date by going to our school website:
Click on Employment Opportunities
Youth Work Permit:
Job Link Career Center:
Click Youth Ages 14-21
Jobs now:
Find Jobs at Career Builder:
Snag a Job:

28. Frequently Used Online Resources
enloehsstudentservices.weebly.com on the Enloe school website!
Announcements, Scholarship Bulletin, Powerpoints (like this one!)
– College Foundation of NC
Planning, applying and paying for college
– Collegeboard SAT, PSAT, AP
My BIG Future!
– ACT
– Largest free internet scholarship search
– Wake Co Scholarship site
And when all else fails: – Google! 

29. The junior year is admittedly the toughest year of a high school student’s life, but in every part of life there is a need for balance.
Simplify and do less – allow yourself down time to relax and recharge.
Get enough sleep – don’t deprive your brain of its full functioning power!
Get organized – keep a calendar and map out those long term assignments.
Have fun – because you’ve earned it!

30. And remember, if the going ever gets rough,
We are here for you!!