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Title: SENIOR CLASS PRESENTATION


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SENIOR CLASS PRESENTATION
Pitman High School
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Class of 2008
  • You are a senior noware you ready for what
    comes next?

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Senior Year can be very stressful!!!
  • Relax! Being stressed out will not help you get
    things done
  • Break large projects up into smaller ones
  • Exercise
  • Eat healthy
  • Ask for HELP!

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WHATS YOUR PATH?
  • You have some decisions to make about next year!
  • Work
  • Vocational school
  • 2-year college
  • 4-year college
  • Military
  • If you have not started
  • planning, NOW is the time!

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Graduation Requirements
  • English 40 credits
  • Science (life/physical) 20 credits
  • Math 20 credits
  • Social Science 30 credits
  • Physical Education 30 credits
  • Frosh Minis 10 credits
  • Fine and Applied Arts 20 credits
  • Electives 60 credits
  • TOTAL 230 credits

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University Requirements
  • Class UC CSU
  • English 4 yrs 4 yrs
  • Math 3 yrs (4) 3 yrs
  • U.S. History/Government 1 yr 1 yr
  • World History 1 yr 1 yr
  • Lab Science (Physical Life) 2 yrs (3) 2 yrs
  • Foreign Language 2 yrs (3) 2 yrs
  • CP Elective 1 yr 1 yr
  • VPA (Band, Art, Drama) 1 yr 1 yr
  • All courses must be College Prep
  • Must take the SAT or ACT (SAT II for UC)
  • Must earn C or better in all courses

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Junior/Community College
  • Admission Requirements
  • Graduate High School or 18 yrs. Old
  • Placements Tests
  • Modesto Junior College
  • Apply in February
  • Spring Guidance Classes
  • Priority Registration

gomjc.org

www.merced.cc.ca.us
  • Benefits of a Junior College
  • Cost
  • Vocational Programs
  • AA Option
  • Transfer Option
  • Locations (over 100 in Calif.)

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California State University (CSU)
  • Apply online at www.csumentor.edu
  • When Oct. 1 Nov 30 (Priority filing
    period)
  • Cost 55 for each school (fee waivers
    available)
  • Make sure you take the SAT I or ACT
  • CSU offers 23 campuses
  • Check your CSU for any Freshman
  • Admission Days or Open House Days!

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CSUS on-the-spot Admission Day
  • Tuesday, October 23rd, 2007
  • Pitman Library
  • If interested, you MUST sign up NOW
  • in the counseling office
  • AND
  • Apply for admission to CSU Stanislaus
  • before October 23rd!

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CSU Application Workshop
  • Need help completing your
  • online CSU application?
  • Application Workshop
  • Tuesday, November 6th
  • PHS Library, Periods 4-6
  • Sign ups in the counseling office
  • coming soon!

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University of California (UC)
  • Apply online at universityofcalifornia.edu
  • When Nov 1 Nov 30 website opens Oct 1st
    (view only)
  • Cost 55 for each school (fee waivers
    available)
  • Make sure you take the SAT I or ACT w/ writing
  • Make sure you also take the SAT II (subject
    tests)
  • Most require 2 subject areas of choice, but
    check
  • with the specific UC
  • 10 Campuses
  • Check your UC for any Open House dates!

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UC Application Workshop
  • Monday, October 22nd, PHS Library
  • During 1st 2nd Periods
  • Sign up in the counseling office October 1st!

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Private Colleges
  • Vary in admission requirements and application
    deadlines. Important that you check with EACH
    college for more information!
  • Visit www.commonapp.org submit this once to
    apply to over 300 private colleges access
    college information!
  • Log on to www.aiccumentor.org this website
    provides information on California independent
    colleges and universities
  • Key Facts 9 out of 10 students receive
    financial aid graduate in 4 years admission
    applications personally reviewed classes are
    smaller 40 of students are from communities of
    color 60 students are women

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SAT TEST DATES
  • Test Date Deadline Late Deadline
  • Nov. 3rd Oct. 2nd Oct. 11th
  • Dec. 1st Oct. 30th Nov. 8th
  • Jan. 26th Dec. 26th Jan. 4th
  • Mar. 1st Jan. 29th Feb. 7th
  • www.collegeboard.com
  • Reasoning Test 43.00 Late Fee add 22.00
  • Subject Tests varies

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ACT TEST DATES
  • Test Date Deadline Late Deadline
  • Oct. 27th Sept. 26th Oct. 5th
  • Dec. 8th Nov. 2nd Nov. 15th
  • Feb. 9th Jan. 4th Jan. 18th
  • April 12th March 7th March 21st
  • www.actstudent.org
  • Act w/ Writing 44.50 Late Fee add
    19.00

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Technical/Vocational Schools
Online listing of career and technical schools in
all 50 states www.rwm.org
  • Beauty College, Welding, Truck driving,
  • computer technology, health
  • occupations, Auto Repair
  • Specialize narrowly in one area
  • May save time (i.e. cosmetology programs 10
    months)
  • Costs can range from 300 - 25,000 so select
    carefully! Consider
  • Reputation
  • Time
  • Costs

Similar training often available through R.O.P.
or community college, so do your research before
making a decision!
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Military
  • Navy Marines Army
  • Air Force Coast Guard
  • Take and Pass the ASVAB test
  • High school diploma
  • Military Academies
  • ROTC Programs

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Are you playing sports in college?
  • NCAA Division I or II
  • Register and get more information at
  • www.ncaaclearinghouse.net
  • www.ncaa.org

NCAA NIGHT coming in October. See your coach
or counselor for details!
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Which schools should I apply to?
  • Safety school you know almost for certain you
    will get in
  • Probable school you meet the requirements but
    it is still competitive
  • Reach school you meet the criteria but you may
    not have the stellar qualifications of most
    first-year students

Dont put all of your eggs in one basket!
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Estimated College Costs (per year)2007-2008
  • Community College 9,210-10,670
  • (480/yr in tuition)
  • CSU 11,452-16,419
  • (3,451/yr in tuition)
  • UC 17,400-23,980
  • (7,446/yr in tuition)
  • Private/Independent 30,685-35,778
  • (22,750/yr in tuition)

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Financial Aid
  • Financial Aid Workshop Coming in December
  • Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
    January 1 March 2nd
  • Submit Application GPA verification form
  • What is Financial Aid?
  • Grants
  • Scholarships
  • Local PHS scholarships
  • Loans
  • Work-study

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Dont be scammedBe careful when you hear
  • The scholarship is guaranteed or your money
    back
  • You cant get this information anywhere else
  • I need your credit card number to hold your
    scholarship
  • Well do all of the work for you
  • Congratulations! You have been selected (but
    youve never applied for this scholarship)
  • If you suspect a scholarship may not be
    legitimate, dont apply. Ask your counselor for
    help!!!

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COLLEGE NIGHT!
  • October 3rd
  • 700 p.m.
  • Turlock High School
  • You and your parents are invited to this night to
    learn more about the admission process for
    community college, CSU and UC!
  • Dont miss it!!!

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Some words of wisdom
  • Admission notices granted on the basis of junior
    year or first semester of the senior year are
    PROVISIONAL subject to cancellation!!
  • Continue to work hard all senior year long!!
  • Dont get Senioritis
  • School achievement, GPA, rigor of courses taken
    are VERY important factors in college admissions!
    Yeseven the senior year!!

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Helpful Websites(Hint to share with your
parents)
  • Scholarships www.fastweb.com
  • Financial Aid
  • www.studentaid.ed.gov
  • www.nasfaa.org/redesign/parentsStudents.html
  • www.fafsa.ed.gov
  • www.collegeview.com
  • Student parent loans www.finaid.org/loans

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Dont forget to check out the Pitman website for
more info!
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Your Counselors..
  • Mrs. Cornell A Ch
  • Ms. Jamison Ci-Gn
  • Mrs. Frank Go-Le
  • Mr. Swanson Li-O
  • Mr. Sanchez P-Sh
  • Mrs. Aguilar Si-Z

http//phs.turlock.k12.ca.us/teachers/counseling/i
ndex.htm
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