1. College Information
Types of Colleges

2. Different Types of colleges:

3. Different Types of colleges:
Community College

4. Different Types of colleges:
Community College
2 Year = Associates Degree (AA)

5. Different Types of colleges:
Community College
2 Year = Associates Degree (AA)
Non residential (no living quarters)

6. Different Types of colleges:
Community College
2 Year = Associates Degree (AA)
Non residential (no living quarters)
Transfer out of CC to a 4 year

7. Different Types of colleges:
Community College
2 Year = Associates Degree (AA)
Non residential (no living quarters)
Transfer out of CC to a 4 year
Least expensive choice (about $200/class)

8. Different Types of colleges:
2. 4 year College/University

9. Different Types of colleges:
2. 4 year College/University
-4 years = Bachelors Degree

10. Different Types of colleges:
2. 4 year College/University
-4 years = Bachelors Degree
-BA: Bachelor of Arts (English, Psych, Anthro)
-BS: Bachelor of Science (Engineering, Biology)

11. Different Types of colleges:
2. 4 year College/University
-4 years = Bachelors Degree
-Optional residence (on or off campus living)

12. Different Types of colleges:
2. 4 year College/University
-4 years = Bachelors Degree
-Optional residence (on or off campus living)
-2 options in CA State Schools

13. Different Types of colleges:
2. 4 year College/University
-4 years = Bachelors Degree
-Optional residence (on or off campus living)
-2 options in CA State Schools
-UC
-CSU

14. Different Types of colleges:
2. 4 year College/University
-4 years = Bachelors Degree
-Optional residence (on or off campus living)
-2 options in CA State Schools
- Higher education opportunities (M.A or Ph.D)

15. Different Types of colleges:
3. University of California (UC)

16. Different Types of colleges:
3. University of California (UC) -10 UC Campuses

17. Different Types of colleges:
3. University of California (UC) -10 UC Campuses -Primarily an academic research institution

18. Different Types of colleges:
3. University of California (UC) -10 UC Campuses -Primarily an academic research institution -Course content theoretical and analytical

19. Different Types of colleges:
3. University of California (UC) -10 UC Campuses -Primarily an academic research institution -Course content theoretical and analytical -Larger classes

21. Different Types of colleges:
3. University of California (UC) -10 UC Campuses -Primarily an academic research institution -Course content theoretical and analytical -Larger classes

22. Different Types of colleges:
3. University of California (UC) -10 UC Campuses -Primarily an academic research institution -Course content theoretical and analytical -Larger classes -Requirements:

23. Different Types of colleges:
3. University of California (UC) -10 UC Campuses -Primarily an academic research institution -Course content theoretical and analytical -Larger classes -Requirements: -GPA 3.0 = no grades lower than a C

24. Different Types of colleges:
3. University of California (UC) -10 UC Campuses -Primarily an academic research institution -Course content theoretical and analytical -Larger classes -Requirements: -GPA 3.0 = no grades lower than a C -Personal statement or Admissions essay

25. Different Types of colleges:
3. University of California (UC) -10 UC Campuses -Primarily an academic research institution -Course content theoretical and analytical -Larger classes taught by Graduate Assistant or Professor -Requirements: -GPA 3.0 = no grades lower than a C -Personal statement or Admissions essay Tuition: about $13,000/year; 4 years= $52,000

26. Different Types of colleges:
4. California State University (CSU)

27. Different Types of colleges:
4. California State University (CSU) - 23 campuses in CA

28. Different Types of colleges:
4. California State University (CSU) - 23 campuses in CA - Primarily practical based (prepare students for job market)

29. Different Types of colleges:
4. California State University (CSU) - 23 campuses in CA - Primarily practical based (prepare students for job market) - Classes are smaller

31. Different Types of colleges:
4. California State University (CSU) - 23 campuses in CA - Primarily practical based (prepare students for job market) - Classes are smaller -Classes are flexible (available for PT or evening)

32. Different Types of colleges:
4. California State University (CSU) - 23 campuses in CA - Primarily practical based (prepare students for job market) - Classes are smaller -Classes are flexible (available for PT or evening) -Requirements:

33. Different Types of colleges:
4. California State University (CSU) - 23 campuses in CA - Primarily practical based (prepare students for job market) - Classes are smaller and taught by the professor -Classes are flexible (available for PT or evening) -Requirements: -GPA 2.0 = pass all A-G requirements -Submission of SAT & ACT scores

34. Different Types of colleges:
4. California State University (CSU) - 23 campuses in CA - Primarily practical based (prepare students for job market) - Classes are smaller and taught by the professor -Classes are flexible (available for PT or evening) -Requirements: -GPA 2.0 = pass all A-G requirements -Submission of SAT & ACT scores Tuition: about $6000/year; 4 years = $24,000

36. Different Types of colleges:
5. Out of State Colleges/Universities

37. Different Types of colleges:
5. Out of State Colleges/Universities -located throughout the country

38. Different Types of colleges:
5. Out of State Colleges/Universities -located throughout the country -Residence varies from on campus to off campus

39. Different Types of colleges:
5. Out of State Colleges/Universities -located throughout the country -Residence varies from on campus to off campus -Some colleges require 1-2 years to live on campus

40. Different Types of colleges:
5. Out of State Colleges/Universities -located throughout the country -Residence varies from on campus to off campus - CA residents pay Out of State fees (can be more expensive)

41. Different Types of colleges:
5. Out of State Colleges/Universities
-located throughout the country
-Residence varies from on campus to off campus
- CA residents pay Out of State fees (can be more expensive)
-Requirements:

42. Different Types of colleges:
5. Out of State Colleges/Universities
-located throughout the country
-Residence varies from on campus to off campus
- CA residents pay Out of State fees (can be more expensive)
-Requirements:
-GPA= varies from state to state
- P.S or Admissions essay= varies from state to state

43. Making the right choices
Safety, Target, Reach
Making the right choices

44. Safety School
A school you are reasonably confident that will admit you.

45. Safety School
A school you are reasonably confident that will admit you.
- Your GPA is higher then average
- Your SAT and ACT are exceptionally above this schools average

46. Safety School
A school you are reasonably confident that will admit you.
2. A school you are willing to attend.

47. Safety School
A school you are reasonably confident that will admit you.
A school you are willing to attend.
-Don’t make this Safety school a backup you do not even like.

48. Target School

49. Target School
1. A school that your range in GPA and Test Scores are average

50. Target School
A school that your range in GPA and Test Scores are average
A school you are confident you will be able to pay for (loans, family money, or scholarships)

51. Target School
A school that your range in GPA and Test Scores are average
A school you are confident you will be able to pay for (loans, family money, or scholarships)
A school that is your focus but is attainable.

52. Reach School

53. Reach School
1. A school that is ABOVE your grade, GPA, and test score range.

54. Reach School
A school that is above your grade, GPA, and test score range.
-You score slightly below the average

55. Reach School
A school that is above your grade, GPA, and test score range.
A school that is a long shot but should still be possible.

56. Reach School
A school that is above your grade, GPA, and test score range.
A school that is a long shot but should still be possible.
-EX: A student with a 2.0 GPA who wants to go to Harvard is not considered Reach its considered…. impossible.