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Title: Brian Agnew | Importance of Higher Education


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Importance of Higher Education
Brian Agnew
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Degrees
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Degrees after the B.A./B.S.
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4 Systems of Higher Education
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Options
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Tiered System
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Community College (CCC)
  • 109 Community Colleges in CA
  • Prepares students to transfer to a 4 year
    institution
  • Associates degree
  • To enroll, students have to be 18 or have a
    High School Diploma

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California State University(CSU)
  • 23 California State Universities
  • B.A./B.S. and Masters degrees
  • Accepts high school Seniors and Community College
    transfers
  • Provides broad liberal education and prepares
    students for professional goals

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University of California (UC)
  • 10 University of California Campuses-Berkeley,
    Davis, Irvine, Los Angeles, Merced, Riverside,
    San Diego, San Francisco (Medical and Graduate
    School Only), Santa Barbara, and Santa Cruz
  • B.A./B.S., J.D., M.D. and only public system in
    California that can grant the Ph.D
  • Accepts High School Seniors and Community College
    Transfers
  • Mission of the UC Research Teaching
  • Professional Schools-Law, Medicine, Education,
    Engineering, Journalism, Social Welfare

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Private Universities/Colleges
  • 77 Private Universities/Colleges in CA
  • Vary in size, prestige, and cost
  • Bachelors, Masters, and Doctorates, and
    Professional degrees
  • Accepts high school graduates and Community
    College Transfers
  • Professional Schools-Law, Medicine, Education,
    Engineering, Journalism, Social Welfare

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UC Entrance Requirements
  • Subject Requirements ( A-G courses)
  • Examination Requirement ( SAT Reasoning Test or
    ACT and SAT Subject Tests)
  • G.P.A. Requirement

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Minimum UC Subject Requirements (A-G Courses)
  • (a) History/Social Science - 2 years required
  • (b) English - 4 years required
  • (c) Math - 3 years required, 4 recommended
  • (d) Laboratory Science - 2 years required, 3
    recommended
  • (e) Language Other than English - 2 years
    required of the same language, 3 recommended
  • (f) Visual Arts - 1 year required
  • (g) Elective - 1 year required of college prep
    elective

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College Entrance Tests
  • SAT Reasoning Test or the ACT
  • 2 SAT Subject Tests
  • Students must take all required tests to be
    considered eligible for admission.
  • Students who do not take all the tests are not
    considered eligible.

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G.P.A Requirement
  • Necessary grades and test scores
  • changeover time, but usually need
  • A 3.45 (B) GPA in the A-G courses or
  • If GPA is less than 3.45 but greater than 3.0,
    then student can meet eligibility requirement by
    getting required scores on SAT or ACT AND SAT
    Subject Tests or
  • Top 4 of senior class in high school
  • UC gives bonus points for grades earned in
    honors or Advanced Placement courses

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Not Required, but Recommended
  • UC looks for well-rounded students too!
  • Participation in outside activities
  • Sports
  • Student government
  • Music, Drama, Visual Arts
  • Community/Volunteer service
  • Part-time jobs

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Review of Options
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Thank You
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