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Tuesday, September 17 th, 2013
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Review distributed handouts Recap of Junior year responsibilities (research phase) Continued planning opportunities for Seniors Senior Meeting/Common App workshop registration College application process Student role Guidance role Parent role New Initiatives Q & A
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SAT/ACT/SAT Subject test Scheduled college visits (Sept-Nov) Numerous college fairs College Expo at SUNY Old Westbury 9/22/13 SUNY College Fair at NCC 9/23/13 Performing & Visual Arts College Fair at Jacob Javits Center 9/25/13 Guidance Office/College & Career Center Naviance Individual Meetings/Workshops
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SENIOR GUIDANCE MEETING COMMON APP WORKSHOP FERPA agreement is required Scheduled with Mrs. Mitchell in Guidance Parents welcome Roughly 1 hour-1 hour 20 minutes. Goal: Develop process for your child’s individual plan FERPA agreement is required Scheduled with Mrs. Mitchell in Guidance Small groups with your counselor During the school day (Inc. before and after) Goal: Provide assistance reviewing the NEW common app requirements
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The smoothest process requires individualized attention/responsibilities from three different parties: Student Role Guidance Role Parent Role
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Overview Stay organized Keep a folder of all paperwork and date activities as they happen. Be inquisitive Ask questions!! Your inquiries help us guide your actions. Manage time wisely Prioritize the college process high on personal list. *The only rule to play by is ‘The Earlier The Better”*
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Student Role continued… The Application Sign up for the Common App workshop for a detailed breakdown of all requirements. The Essay Utilize the English Department for assistance (Eng. 12R deadline 10/4/13) Don’t be afraid to tell your story Answer complete question being asked Monitor length requirements Letters of Recommendations 2-3 teachers (2 teachers plus coach/advisor/employer/clergy/etc.) Blue recommendation form
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Student Role continued… The Activities Resume Use the Green Junior Packet as a guide All colleges plus All Scholarships Highlight leadership roles SAT/ACT Scores are evaluated based on highest individual section score and recalculated. Students must have test scores sent officially from collegeboard.org/actstudent.org Fairtest.org (List of test optional schools)
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Answer: Two weeks prior to college application deadline! See school calendar for details! Your college application type and deadline will dictate your schedule. Once you know of a college you are applying to, learn its deadline FIRST!
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The Guidance Department will oversee the processing of all applications submitted. The Blue Tracking Form- This form will individually track all applications submitted. Naviance- FERPA agreement will allow most supplemental submissions to happen electronically. Status can be monitored.
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** Communication is Key ** Monitor your child’s application process. Are they adhering to deadlines? Did they start their essay? Did they send official test scores to colleges yet? Continue discussions about: Distance Size Public vs Private/Cost Major
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Answer:Contact the admissions office to confirm the accuracy of the letter. Schools often send a generic letter once an application is received. Don’t panic! Commonly this is simply information crossed in the mail.
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Guidance Newsletter 3 editions/year (Fall, Winter, Spring) Will break down ‘need to know’ information by grade, and upcoming events Introduced 9/24/13 at Back to School Night Financial Aid Night Date and Time: TBD (Aiming for early December) Representative from local college
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“We cannot always build the future for our youth, but we can build our youth for the future.”- F.D.R “The task of the modern educator is not to cut down jungles, but to irrigate deserts.” – C.S.Lewis “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”- Nelson Mandela Questions????
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