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1 7th Grade visit to Glenville State College!
Thursday, March 28, 2019 Fingers crossed for good weather!

2 Are you ready for our field trip to Glenville State College
Are you ready for our field trip to Glenville State College? Did you know that 7th grade is a great time to get serious about how you want to continue your education? We are excited to take you for a visit to one of our best WV Colleges. THursday is the big day!

3 For our trip you will need:
Weather appropriate clothing. Tennis shoes (we will be doing a lot of walking) Lunch (your own or school lunch) You will not need money! You may use your technology on the bus ONLY. Once we arrive at GSC, phones must be turned off and in pockets. Please stay with your assigned group, show respect and appreciation for your tour guides.

4 On the next slide you will see the Glenville State College requirements for admission.
These are typical requirements for most WV colleges/universities.

5 Requirements for Admission
At least a 2.0 high school GPA and an ACT composite score of 18; SAT II composite score of 960. (ACT and SAT are college entrance exams) High School Diploma with Required Curricular Units (all are offered at B-UHS) English – Four units, including courses in grammar, composition, and literature Social Studies – Three units, including U.S. history Mathematics – Four units (three units must be algebra I and higher) Science – Three units; all courses to be college preparatory lab science, preferably including units from biology, chemistry, and physics Arts – One unit Foreign Language – Two units (two courses of the same foreign language) OR, Completed a General Education Development test (GED) and have been granted a West Virginia high school equivalency certificate, scoring at least 500 on three areas of the test. Requirements for Admission

6 Glenville FAq Enrollment
1641 students, 1059 full-time and 582 part-time students Classes Size 18 students in the average introductory level class 9 students in the average advanced level class Academic Programs 32 four-year degree programs 5 two-year degree programs Estimated Costs for One Semester, 2018 – 2019, WV Resident Tuition & Fees $3,654.00 Board $2,080.00 Room $2,891.00 TOTAL $8,625.00 81% of students receive Financial Aid

7 Now for some

8 Question 1 True or False Ninety percent of teens want to go to college. True!

9 Question 2 True or False Some of the best colleges are ones you’ve never heard of. TRUE: Some of the nation’s finest colleges don’t play big-time athletics, which is usually the most common source of name recognition. Students should do plenty of research outside of the sports roster.

10 Question 3 True or False There are about 2,500 two- and four-year colleges and universities in the country. FALSE: There are more than 4,000. With this many options, students are bound to find a school or program that fits their needs and personality.

11 Question 4 True or False West Virginia has more than 30 two-year and four-year colleges and universities. TRUE: West Virginia offers a wide variety of high-quality education options throughout all regions of the state.

12 Question 5 True or False It’s best to wait to visit colleges until after you have been admitted. FALSE: Students should visit colleges early and often to make sure they understand their options and apply to colleges they could be happy attending.

13 Question 6 True or False Colleges are concerned with more than your academic development. TRUE: Most colleges focus on developing the “whole person.” That means they offer lots of experiences to engage and teach students outside the classroom. Things like school clubs, free lectures or concerts, art shows, theatrical productions, student government organizations, and recreational opportunities can be an important part of student learning and development.

14 Question 7 True or False You won’t get financial aid unless you are a straight-A student. FALSE: A great deal of financial aid is based on financial need — not grades or academic achievement. Plus, many organizations and colleges offer scholarships for students who have solid (but not perfect) grades or excel in other areas.

15 Question 8 True or False The college with the lowest price will be the most affordable for you. FALSE: Some of the colleges with a high “sticker price” offer lots of scholarships. As a result, you may end up paying less at these colleges than at other lower priced schools.

16 Question 9 True or False In West Virginia, most jobs will require a college certificate or degree. TRUE: Economists predict that by 2021, 51 percent of all jobs in West Virginia will require a two-year or four-year degree. Even more require a certificate or specialized training.

17 Question 10 True or False A college degree takes four years to complete. FALSE: Associate degrees usually take around two years, and certificates can be obtained in a matter of months.

18 Question 11 True or False Last year, the 7th grade got to go on a college visit. FALSE! They didn’t get a college visit last year. Congratulations on getting this valuable opportunity!

19 Question 12 Name one movie star who attended Glenville State College.
Channing Tatum


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