1. September 11, 2018 Enochs High School
Senior College Night
September 11, 2018
Enochs High School

2. Enochs Counselors: Connie Waggle: A-Fajardo
Genine Meraz: Farmer-Kennedy
Emma Johnson: Kenoyer-Ramos, B
Greg Shannon: Ramos, H-Zwahlen
Jen Brogan: College Counselor
Kristen Concepcion: Ass’t Principal of Pupil Personnel Services

3. Don’t miss out on college information!
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Have your student sign up for Naviance!

4. Many Options Junior College (113 across California) CSU Campuses (23)
UC Campuses (9)
Private Institutions
(Numerous)

5. Community College SAT/ACT is not required
Students should take an MJC class in spring of senior year for priority registration.
Sign up for Spring Application workshop October periods in the library.
It is FREE to attend MJC while in high school.
Great way to complete two years of college
for a low price.

6. CSU/UC A-G requirements:
A. History/Social Science – 2 years
B. English – 4 years
C. Mathematics – 3 years (4 years recommended)
D. Laboratory Science – 2 years (3 years recommended)
E. Language Other Than English – 2 years (3 years recommended)
F. Visual and Performing Arts- 1 year
G. College Preparatory Elective- 1 year

7. CSU
Apply Oct 1-Nov 30
Sign up for the CSU application workshop on Oct 5th 1st, 2nd, 3rd, or 4th period in the library.
$55 per campus (fee waivers available online)
No personal statement or letters of recommendation required!

8. University of California
Apply Nov 1-Nov 30 (can start application now)
Sign up to attend the UC application workshop on Oct. 1st (1st, 2nd 3rd and 4th period in the library).,
$70 per campus—fee waivers available online
One application for all campuses
Personal statement required
ELC (top 9% of the students)

9. How to Apply: Apply online to CSU/UC/Common Application
for CSU
for UC
There are prompts, checks for errors, drop down menus, tech support, etc.
Many private schools will have their own application on the Common Application. Students applying to private schools must attend the MANDATORY Common App Workshop on September 18th- 6th or 7th period in the library.

10. What do Colleges look at???
Grades
Challenging Courses
Test Scores
Community Service (UC’s/Privates)
Leadership (UC’s/Privates)
Personal Statement (UC’s/Privates)

11. Which Schools Should I Apply To?
You should apply to a variety of schools:
Dream School (Far Reach)
Target School (Fairly Likely to be Accepted
Safety School (A Sure Thing)
Check the Net Price Calculator on each school’s website for cost!

12. College Visits -Visit colleges you are interested in
-You are allowed 3 days of excused absences for college visits. Permission given by Mrs. Concepcion in the Counseling office- Give 2 weeks notice for approval.
-Sign up to attend college visits in the Career Center.

13. Upcoming College Visits
9/12 Vanderbilt University-1st period
9/14 University of Oregon-4th period
9/18 Fresno Pacific-2nd period
10/1 UC Merced-6th period
10/8 Swarthmore-4th period

14. The Waiting Game
Students will find out sometime in March for UC’s/privates whether or not they were admitted.
CSU’s have rolling admissions.
Students will let the colleges know by May 1 which school they plan to attend.

15. Naviance http://connection.naviance.com/enochs
Internet based program offered through Modesto City Schools
Students can do college searches, scholarship searches on Naviance.
Students can take a career inventory test. It gives students ideas of different careers they may want to pursue
Single sign in now from student devices!

16. CSU Stanislaus

17. San Diego State

18. UC Davis

19. Stanford University

20. ACT/SAT Testing
All testing must be completed by December. (San Diego State, Long Beach and Cal Poly want testing done by November). Don’t forget to send scores!
If applying to CSU’s only, take SAT/ACT without the writing.
-If applying to UC’s take SAT Reasoning and/or ACT with writing. SAT Subject Tests are optional. Only recommended for math, engineering or science majors. Fee waivers available for students on free or reduced lunch.

21. AP Classes AP classes offer the most rigorous curriculum.
If student passes the test in May with a score of 3 or better they can earn college credit at most universities.
Cost is $95.00 per test. You can start paying money to the SBO in $20 increments to help save.
If you receive free or reduced lunch the cost of testing is $5 per test.

22. NCAA Clearinghouse
Must apply for the Clearinghouse if planning to play sports at a Division I or II school
Must meet core requirements (16 core courses)
Division 1 GPA-2.3 minimum
Cost is $80 (fee waivers available)
Apply now:

23. Financial Aid
Complete the FAFSA (even if you think you won’t qualify) between Oct 1-March 2.
Enochs will file Cal Grant GPA electronically (looks at college GPA—10th and 11th grades)—
March 2 is the deadline to file FAFSA in order to qualify for a Cal Grant.
There will be a MCS College Expo Saturday, October 20 from 9-1 at Downey High School. There will be a college fair as well as breakout sessions on FAFSA, college applications, Naviance, and MJC/CSU/UC.

24. Financial Aid
You will be able to submit the FAFSA with your 2017 tax return information.
Apply between October 1-March 2.
Check out the Net Price Calculator on the website of any college your child is considering! Very accurate estimate of what you would pay.

25. Cost of College Junior College costs FREE next year!
CSU—estimated cost $22,000 per year (including tuition, books, room, board, personal expenses)
UC—estimated cost $35,000 per year (including tuition, books, room, board, personal expenses)
Private—estimated cost $40,000+

26. Scholarships
The Scholarship Bulletin is available online on the Enochs website. The bulletin is updated monthly. Click on the counseling office link and you will find a link to the College and Scholarship Bulletin. I will send out on Remind as well.
There is a great scholarship feature on Naviance!
Parents employment is a good place to search
Colleges/Universities have their own scholarships and are good websites to search for national scholarships.

27. Questions about college?
Students can make an appointment to see me by filling out an appointment request in the Career Center.
Parents can make an appointment by ing

28. SAVE THE DATE!
MCS College Expo-Saturday, October 20th 9:00am-1:00pm at Downey High School.
Highly qualified professionals will present timely information to give our students the tools they need to successfully navigate high school and the college application process.
There will also be a College Fair featuring 25 colleges & universities.