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Welcome Class of 2014
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Agenda Senior Survival Guide What if I don’t have a plan? Technical College & 4 year College Applications Letters of Recommendation Financial Aid Placement Exams CLEP Facebook/Social Media Oneida Higher Education
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What if I don’t have a plan? Meet with your school counselor www.WISCareers.wisc.edu Job Shadow www.Majormania.com General Studies Transfer Certificate UW Freshmen/Sophomore Campuses
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Where Should I Go? Technical College 4 year College 2 year campus
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Technical College A ccuplacer for FVTC – October 7 @ 2:30pm May take twice Sent electronically Apply online
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4 year College & Freshmen/Sophomore Campus ACT – October 26 or December 14 @ 8:00am Apply early Required essay may also be used for scholarships Comprehensive Review; Rigor outweighs ACT score Campus visit
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Application Process Apply online Pay Application Fees Request Official Transcript High school, College Class translation for college courses WI Covenant ACT Test Scores
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Letters of Recommendation www.wiscareers.wisc.eduwww.wiscareers.wisc.edu – update e-portfolio Ask at least 2 weeks in advance Teachers/Counselor/Community Members College recommendation form
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Goal of Financial Aid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BGLLD6fRiM To help narrow the gap between what the student and/or family can pay and the cost of education Financial aid no longer pays for the entire cost of attendance along with a summer job…
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College Justifier Unemployment Rates of 25-34 yr olds: High School diploma – 13% Two-year degree – 6.6% Four-year degree – 3.5% 63% of jobs in the US require some post-high school education
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Financial Aid – first step FAFSA ( Free Application for Federal Student Aid) after January 1 www.fafsa.gov www.pin.ed.gov www.studentaid.ed.gov/worksheet College Goal Wisconsin – Third weekend of February SAR (Student Aid Report) Separate Financial Aid Awards from each college Accept/Decline awards
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Financial Aid – four types Scholarships Merit-based, Need-based Grants Pell, SEOG Loans Perkins, Stafford, PLUS, Private loans Work-Study
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Types of Scholarships: General – Student Services website updated constantly Local – late December College-specific Tips: Set up separate e-mail account Beware of scholarship scams
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Placement Exams 4 year colleges may require to determine placement in core classes Info will be mailed or e-mailed to you in early spring Tests are taken throughout WI No fee
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College-Level Examination Program CLEP – 33 exams http://clep.collegeboard.org Find out if your college accepts CLEP Register online Fee – about $80 per exam
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To do list: Apply to college Request high school transcript Request college transcript(s) Accuplacer or ACT scores sent to college Apply for scholarships FAFSA after January 1 College housing fee Placement exams (4 yr college)
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Social Media Privacy settings 80% College admissions counselors look at your profile and/or pictures E-mail address
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Oneida Higher Education Oneida Higher Education Advisor!
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Questions? (920) 833-2306 Ms. Van Dyke ext. 432 Last names: A-L Ms. Secor ext. 433 Last names: M-Z
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