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Thursday, September 22 Library Grosse Pointe South High School

STUDENT SUPPORT PERSONNEL

COUNSELORS

 Mr. Eric Burson

eric.burson@gpschools.org 432-3524

 Mr. Troy Glasser

troy.glasser@gpschools.org 432-3521

 Mrs. Aja Perales

aja.perales@gpschools.org 432-3526

 Mrs. Beth Walsh-Sahutske

beth.walsh-sahutske@gpschools.org 432-3522

 Mr. Nick Bernbeck

nicholas.bernbeck@gpschools.org 432-3523

 Counseling Office

432-3519

 Counseling Fax

432-3527

 Career Resource Center

432-3675 STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

 Mr. Doug Roby

doug.roby@gpschools.org 432-3520 SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGIST

 Mr. Scott Bruns

scott.bruns@gpschools.org 432-3525

WHAT is my Transcript?

and

WHY is it important?

Note: Grades EVERY semester from 9th grade to present

NCAA Eligibility and Requirements

To be considered qualified for playing sports at the collegiate level:

• Graduate from high school
• Complete a core curriculum:
• 16 academic classes (Division I)
• 14 academic classes (Division II)
• Earn an academic GPA and ACT or SAT score

consistent with NCAA requirements

• Register online (ncaastudent.org)

NCAA Divisions I & II

 Consult the NCAA Freshman

Eligibility Standards Quick Reference Sheet on the website

 New website address:

www.ncaastudent.org

 ACT and SAT scores must be

sent directly to NCAA from the testing agency.

 NCAA’s SAT/ACT code is

9999.

• Wednesday, October

14th at South

• Used to determine

eligibility for the National Merit Scholarship

• Make sure you pick up

practice booklet

• Use practice booklet to

prepare

2016 AP Exam Schedule

 If you are going to be absent from the scheduled

AP testing date(s) for unavoidable reasons, notify the Records Clerk in the Counseling Center as soon as possible so that alternate accommodations can be made for you.

 If you are receiving special accommodations for

the SAT I and want the same for the AP exams, notify the Records Room at the time you register for the APs.

• English
• Math
• Reading
• Science
• Writing

Maximum Score: 36 Average Score in Michigan: 20 Avg Score in Nation: 21 Avg Score from South: 24.6

College Entrance Exams

SAT I and II (reasoning & subject tests)

 Register online  Carefully review prospective

college application requirements

 Only take SAT subject if

schools require the test www.collegeboard.com ACT

 Be sure to register for the

ACT with writing if taking in addition to MME

 MME ACT includes

Writing www.actstudent.org

Finding the right fit…

 Selecting a college is not about getting into the most

prestigious school. It is about finding the one that is just right for YOU!

 Start by thinking about what you are looking for in

your college experience

 Visit them  Let them visit you  Let your fingers do the walking…online searches

Learn to use Naviance Family Connection

 http://connection.naviance.com/gpshs

Students log in here. Use school computer login Parents log in here for the first time. Use Parent Portal Password

Search Online

It’s not perfect, but it’s a great start. Links are included in your packet Different sites have different ways of

searching – try several!

College Representative Visits

 College admissions officers from over 100 colleges

and universities visit GP South

 Listen to announcements for upcoming meetings

• r go to South’s CRC website

 To attend a visitation, sign up on Naviance, get a

pass from the Counseling Center secretary

 Contacting the college, visiting the college,

meeting with the admissions officer, emailing, etc., during junior year can greatly add to your chances for admission when you apply senior year.

Career Resource Center Library (left side room) Open 7:30 – 10:30 am daily

Contact: Mrs. Naporano 432-3675 http://gpschools.schoolwires.net//Domain/381

Career Cruising, college representative visits, financial aid, college videos & catalogs, summer programs, vocational school information, service information

Campus Visits

The Office of Admission at Alma college suggests you ask these questions:



How is admission to the college determined?



How do I have a campus tour? Sit in on a class? Have lunch in a dining hall? Stay overnight in a dorm?



Do you have a Career Planning program?



What is the school’s overall job placement rate? What is it in my intended major?

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What kinds of financial aid programs are available? What extra forms do I fill out? Are there any special scholarships offered by the school or its alumni?



Can I have a car on campus during my freshman year?

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What are the dorm facilities like?

Jennifer S. Senior 1234 Main Street Grosse Pointe, Michigan 48230 jenmail@domain.com SCHOOL ACTIVITES Grade Grosse Pointe South High School Student Association Senator 9,10,11 Vice President 12 VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES Meals on Wheels for Services for Older Citizens 9 Operation Smile Fund Raiser Gala 9,10 CHURCH Grosse Pointe Memorial Church LOGOs – Youth Group 9 WORK EXPERIENCE Caddying at Lochmoor Country Club 9,10 AWARDS Scholar Athlete 9,10,11 AAA for Success 10,11 George Eastman Young Leaders Award 11 OTHER U of M Summer of Engineering 10 Henry Ford Hospital Research (11 students) 11

Financial Aid and Scholarships

 Financial Aid and Scholarship information is available both

in the Counseling Center and in the Career Resource

• Center. Now is the time to start researching options for

next year.

 Attend Financial Aid Night

November 11, 7:00 @ South Auditorium

 Register with FastWeb: online scholarship search engine  Check Naviance and the CRC Scholarship page  Research scholarships affiliated with your parents’

business, religious organizations, vocational interests, community non-profits and the like

College isn’t Voo-Doo, it’s YOU-DO and if you don’t do it, it won’t get done

Patrick O’Connor