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Junior Presentation
What should I be doing from now through Senior year?
Choices
- 1. Military
- 2. Sports
- 3. Continuing Education
- 4. Work
Junior Presentation What should I be doing from now through Senior - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Junior Presentation What should I be doing from now through Senior - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Junior Presentation What should I be doing from now through Senior year? Choices 1. Military 2. Sports 3. Continuing Education 4. Work Timeline Senior Year January Junior Year Schools may ask for official transcripts
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SLIDE 3
Timeline
- Junior Year
- February
- Choose classes for Senior
Year
- March
- College Visits
- April
- Explore college and career
- ptions online
- May
- AP Tests
- SAT Subject exams
- Register with NCAA if not
already done so
- June
- SAT and ACT
- July
- College Visits
- Summer internship
- Decide which colleges to
apply too
- Study for the SAT and ACT
- Plan which scholarships to
apply for each month
- Senior Year
- August
- SAT again
- Start UC Application
- Start Common App
- September
- ACT again
- October
- Start CSU Application
- FAFSA opens October 1st
- November
- Congressional
Nominations due November 1st
- Early Decision Deadlines –
starting November 15th
- Submit college UC and
CSU apps by November 30th
- December
- Last SAT/ACT colleges will
accept for admissions
- Apply for Dollars for
Scholars
- January
- Schools may ask for official transcripts
- Check email daily from colleges and
follow directions
- February
- Admissions Letters start coming out
- March
- Check Webgrants for Students for Cal
Grant status
- March 2 Deadline for FAFSA
- April
- Financial Aid Package review
- May
- Deadline to submit Intent to Register –
May 1
- June
- Senior Check out
- Order Transcripts
- July
- Official Transcripts due to UC – July 1
- Official Transcripts due to CSU – July
15 h
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Military - Enlistment
Branch Contact Phone Email Navy MM1 Alejandro Ibarra 619-288-0581 Alejandro.c.ibarra@navy.mil Marines SGT Valeria Monarres 951-695-2826 Valeria.monarres@marines.usmc.mil Army SGT Matthew Mortan 951-972-6485 Matthew.b.mortan2.mil@mail.mil Air Force SSgt Phu Ly 951-757-6013 Phu.ly.1@us.af.mil Coast Guard PM1 Nicholas Garcia 909-783-2772 Hqs-smb-cgrc-roriverside@uscg.mil E Pay Scale E1 - E9 GI Bill
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Military - Academy
- Naval Academy
- Admissions
- Summer Programs
- West Point
- Admissions
- Summer Programs
- Air Force Academy
- Admissions
- Summer Programs
- Coast Guard Academy
- Admissions
- Schedule a Visit
- Merchant Marine Academy
- Admissions
- Schedule a Visit
- Consistently Ranked in the top 15
colleges in the Nation
- Graduate as an Officer
- Five Year Service Requirement
- Requires Congressional Nomination
- Ken Calvert
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Military - ROTC
- Navy ROTC
- Colleges
- Scholarship
- Army ROTC
- Colleges
- Scholarship
- Air Force ROTC
- Colleges
- Scholarships
- Graduate as an Officer
- Five Year Service Requirement
- Different Range Scholarships depending on branch
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Sports - NCAA
- https://web3.ncaa.org/ecwr3/
- http://fs.ncaa.org/Docs/eligibility_center/Student_Resources/IE_Brochur
e.pdf
- SEE YOUR COUNSELOR TO MAKE SURE YOU'RE MEETING NCAA ELIGIBILITY
- Not all Mesa classes are NCAA approved
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Sports - NAIA
- https://play.mynaia.org/
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College - Community
- CCC Apply
- Assist.org
- IGETC
- Vocational Training Options
- Cosmetology
- Pros/Cons
- MSJC CTE and Certificate Programs
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College - Four Year
- SAT and ACT
- Goes through Math III
- Take June
- Again in August
(SAT)/September (ACT)
- Mesa School Code 054357
- Practice with SAT Daily Practice
- Video
- Link
- 8 Full Length Tests
- Send Scores to colleges you are
thinking of applying too after you register – Four are free (otherwise $11.25 after the fact)
- Send to one UC and one CSU –
goes to all UC and all CSUs.
- SAT Subject Tests
- Majoring in Engineering
- Take the Math Level II exam
- Applying to Private schools
– take two to three
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College - Four Year
- College Visits
- Spring Break
- College is in session during our Spring Break
- Summer Break
- College may have summer classes
- Applying
- Public Schools in California
- CSU – Cal State Apply
- UC – UC Apply
- Out of State Public
- WUE
- Private
- Common App
- Sendedu
- Choose six colleges to apply to
- Safe – 2
- Sure – 2
- Reach – 2
SLIDE 12
AP Tests
- Credit?
- AP College Credit Policies by College
- Scored 1-5
- Passing Score 3, 4, or 5 based on
college
- AP Contract
- AP Commitment and Deadlines
- Deadline Beginning of November
- Test Dates – First Two weeks of May
- Payment and registration though
Total Registration (Starting in September)
- AP Class Options
- English Language
- English Literature
- Spanish Language
- Spanish Literature
- Chinese
- French
- Calculus AB
- Calculus BC
- Statistics
- World History
- Human Geography
- European History
- US History
- Government
- Macroeconomics
- Biology
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Environmental
Science
- Psychology
- Art History
- Computer Science
- Studio Art
- Seminar
- Research
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Dual Enrollment
- Dual Enrollment
- MSJC Class taken at
Mesa
- Biology 134
- Music Theory 100
- 10 semester credits
- Weighted GPA
- Earn college credit
and high school credit
- Min
n 3.0 GPA
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Continuing Education
- Job Corps
- Job Corps offers FREE Vocational
Training in 10 different career pathways in 72 different
- careers. Room, Board, and
Education are free to most students between the ages of 16-
- 24. More information can be
found here: https://www.jobcorps.gov/
- Career Pathways:
- Advanced Manufacturing
- Automotive and Machine Repair
- Construction
- Finance and Business
- Health Care
- Homeland Security
- Hospitality
- Information Technology
- Renewable Resources and Energy
- Transportation