1. BOUNTIFUL HIGH Sophomore SEOP

2. COUNSELORS Mrs. Watts:A-D Mrs. Willard:E-J Mr. Mortensen:K-Q Mr. Munk:R-Z

3. TEXT MESSAGES TEXT: @70cb6 TO: 81010

4. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS 27 Credits Total 4.0 English 3.0 Science 3.0 Math 2.5 Social Studies 1.0 P.E. 0.5 Fit for Life 0.5 Health Ed. 1.5 Art 1.0 CTE 0.5 Compute Tech 0.5 US Gov 0.5 Financial Literacy 8.5 Electives Make up all U’s

5. AP OR CE? AP- Advanced Placement Nationally recognized Credit accepted by all colleges Most classes are full year Take test in May ($92.00) Must pass with 3 or higher Receive 5-6 credits per class CE Concurrent Enrollment Accepted by state colleges Classes are half or full year Credit is based on grade received Grades appear on college transcript Typically receive 3 credits per class

6. Earning a higher degree creates a better chance for you to stay employed and earn more!

7. CORE CLASSES FOR JUNIOR YEAR English English 11 English 11 Honors Math Secondary Math I Secondary Math II Secondary Math III Secondary Math III (Honors) AP Calculus AB/BC (+ Lab) AP Statistics Social Studies US History II CE US History AP American History Science Biology (Honors) Chemistry (Honors) Physics (Honors) Zoology AP Biology AP Chemistry AP Physics Medical Anatomy CE (2 periods)

8. OTHER CLASSES Foreign Language (Spanish, German, French) Music (Band, Orchestra, Choir) Released Time (Seminary) Complete remaining graduation requirements: Financial Literacy (semester) OR Adult Roles and Financial Literacy (full year) Art Physical Education CTE (Career/Technical Education) Electives

9. ACADEMIC CREDIT OPTIONS Bountiful High Packets/Make-Up Only (See your counselor) Summer School Northridge Learning Center Electronic High School www.ehs.uen.orgwww.ehs.uen.org BYU Independent Study http://ce.byu.edu./is/site/http://ce.byu.edu./is/site/

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13. ON TRACK: 6.0 + CREDITS

14. IMPORTANT EXAMS PLAN: (Practice ACT) October 2 7:30 A.M. Sharp Go to your Advisory Room Bring #2 Pencils

15. IMPORTANT EXAMS PSAT:(Practice SAT)October 14, 2015 Sign up in the Business Office or “My DSD” online Pick up practice booklet in main office ACT : Begin taking Junior year & Fall of Senior year NMSQT: National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (NMSQT) Take October of Junior Year

16. PREPARATION FOR SCHOLARSHIPS Academic Offered by colleges High G.P.A. High ACT Scores Departmental www.scholarships.com www.fastweb.com Miscellaneous Extracurricular activities— clubs, sports, etc. Leadership experience Community Service Diversity/Multicultural “Getting a scholarship is like having a part-time job.”

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21. REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP

22. NCAA If planning to play college sports must meet NCAA requirement of 16 core courses from grades 9-12 Meet with Mr. Munk to review transcript Register with NCAA Eligibility Center @ www.eligibilitycenter.org

23. JUNIOR/SENIOR PROGRAMS DATC--- Janice Killian 402-3924 Internships---Jan Wray 402-3941 IB Program---LeeAnn Drake ldrake@dsdmail.net

24. CAREER GOALS Choose elective classes that align with your career interest Good career exploration resource: www.utahfutures.orgwww.utahfutures.org career interest surveys

25. UTAHFUTURES

26. STEP UP UTAH

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