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OVERVIEW WHAT IS STEPUP UTAH SCHOLARS WHY COLLEGE HOW TO PREPARE HOW TO PAY HOW TO JOIN 2 3 WHAT IS STEPUP UTAH SCHOLARS? 4 LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL 40 hours/week $11.97 an hour $479 a week $24,900 5 Item Payment Amount left


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WHAT IS STEPUP UTAH SCHOLARS WHY COLLEGE HOW TO PREPARE HOW TO PAY HOW TO JOIN

OVERVIEW

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WHAT IS STEPUP UTAH SCHOLARS?

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LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL

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$11.97 an hour 40 hours/week

$24,900

$479 a week

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$1,916

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  • $1,916/month
  • $958/paycheck
  • $11.97 hourly pay

*You are a single person in this scenario, living with a roommate.

Item Payment Amount left

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$1,537

BREAKDOWN

Item Payment Amount left

Federal Income Tax $129 $1,787 State Income Tax $95 $1692 Social Security/Medicare $75 $1,617 Insurance $80 $1,537

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$1,916

BREAKDOWN

  • $1,916/month
  • $958/paycheck
  • $11.97 hourly pay

*You are a single person in this scenario, living with a roommate.

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$1,437

BREAKDOWN

Item Payment Amount left

Federal Income Tax $129 $1,787 State Income Tax $95 $1692 Social Security/Medicare $75 $1,617 Insurance $80 $1,537 Savings $100 $1,437

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  • $1,916/month
  • $958/paycheck
  • $11.97 hourly pay

*You are a single person in this scenario, living with a roommate.

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$1,037

BREAKDOWN

Item Payment Amount left

Federal Income Tax $129 $1,787 State Income Tax $95 $1692 Social Security/Medicare $75 $1,617 Insurance $80 $1,537 Savings $100 $1,437 Housing (Rent: 2 bed/1 bath,

unfurn., roommate)

$400 $1,037

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  • $1,916/month
  • $958/paycheck
  • $11.97 hourly pay

*You are a single person in this scenario, living with a roommate.

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$787

BREAKDOWN

Item Payment Amount left

Federal Income Tax $129 $1,787 State Income Tax $95 $1692 Social Security/Medicare $75 $1,617 Insurance $80 $1,537 Savings $100 $1,437 Housing (Rent: 2 bed/1 bath,

unfurn., roommate)

$400 $1,037 Food $250 $787

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  • $1,916/month
  • $958/paycheck
  • $11.97 hourly pay

*You are a single person in this scenario, living with a roommate.

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$637

BREAKDOWN

Item Payment Amount left

Federal Income Tax $129 $1,787 State Income Tax $95 $1692 Social Security/Medicare $75 $1,617 Insurance $80 $1,537 Savings $100 $1,437 Housing (Rent: 2 bed/1 bath,

unfurn., roommate)

$400 $1,037 Food $250 $787 Car Payment $150 $637

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  • $1,916/month
  • $958/paycheck
  • $11.97 hourly pay

*You are a single person in this scenario, living with a roommate.

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$557

BREAKDOWN

Item Payment Amount left

Federal Income Tax $129 $1,787 State Income Tax $95 $1692 Social Security/Medicare $75 $1,617 Insurance $80 $1,537 Savings $100 $1,437 Housing (Rent: 2 bed/1 bath,

unfurn., roommate)

$400 $1,037 Food $250 $787 Car Payment $150 $637 Car Insurance $80 $557

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  • $1,916/month
  • $958/paycheck
  • $11.97 hourly pay

*You are a single person in this scenario, living with a roommate.

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$407

BREAKDOWN

Item Payment Amount left

Federal Income Tax $129 $1,787 State Income Tax $95 $1692 Social Security/Medicare $75 $1,617 Insurance $80 $1,537 Savings $100 $1,437 Housing (Rent: 2 bed/1 bath,

unfurn., roommate)

$400 $1,037 Food $250 $787 Car Payment $150 $637 Car Insurance $80 $557 Gas, Oil, Maintenance $150 $407

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  • $1,916/month
  • $958/paycheck
  • $11.97 hourly pay

*You are a single person in this scenario, living with a roommate.

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$307

BREAKDOWN

Item Payment Amount left

Federal Income Tax $129 $1,787 State Income Tax $95 $1692 Social Security/Medicare $75 $1,617 Insurance $80 $1,537 Savings $100 $1,437 Housing (Rent: 2 bed/1 bath,

unfurn., roommate)

$400 $1,037 Food $250 $787 Car Payment $150 $637 Car Insurance $80 $557 Gas, Oil, Maintenance $150 $407 Cell Phone $100 $307

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  • $1,916/month
  • $958/paycheck
  • $11.97 hourly pay

*You are a single person in this scenario, living with a roommate.

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$242

BREAKDOWN

Item Payment Amount left

Federal Income Tax $129 $1,787 State Income Tax $95 $1692 Social Security/Medicare $75 $1,617 Insurance $80 $1,537 Savings $100 $1,437 Housing (Rent: 2 bed/1 bath,

unfurn., roommate)

$400 $1,037 Food $250 $787 Car Payment $150 $637 Car Insurance $80 $557 Gas, Oil, Maintenance $150 $407 Cell Phone $100 $307 Utilities $65 $242

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  • $1,916/month
  • $958/paycheck
  • $11.97 hourly pay

*You are a single person in this scenario, living with a roommate.

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$192

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Item Payment Amount left

Federal Income Tax $129 $1,787 State Income Tax $95 $1692 Social Security/Medicare $75 $1,617 Insurance $80 $1,537 Savings $100 $1,437 Housing (Rent: 2 bed/1 bath,

unfurn., roommate)

$400 $1,037 Food $250 $787 Car Payment $150 $637 Car Insurance $80 $557 Gas, Oil, Maintenance $150 $407 Cell Phone $100 $307 Utilities $65 $242 Toiletries & Supplies $50 $192

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  • $1,916/month
  • $958/paycheck
  • $11.97 hourly pay

*You are a single person in this scenario, living with a roommate.

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$142

BREAKDOWN

Item Payment Amount left

Federal Income Tax $129 $1,787 State Income Tax $95 $1692 Social Security/Medicare $75 $1,617 Insurance $80 $1,537 Savings $100 $1,437 Housing (Rent: 2 bed/1 bath,

unfurn., roommate)

$400 $1,037 Food $250 $787 Car Payment $150 $637 Car Insurance $80 $557 Gas, Oil, Maintenance $150 $407 Cell Phone $100 $307 Utilities $65 $242 Toiletries & Supplies $50 $192 Entertainment $50 $142

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  • $1,916/month
  • $958/paycheck
  • $11.97 hourly pay

*You are a single person in this scenario, living with a roommate.

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$92

BREAKDOWN

Item Payment Amount left

Federal Income Tax $129 $1,787 State Income Tax $95 $1692 Social Security/Medicare $75 $1,617 Insurance $80 $1,537 Savings $100 $1,437 Housing (Rent: 2 bed/1 bath,

unfurn., roommate)

$400 $1,037 Food $250 $787 Car Payment $150 $637 Car Insurance $80 $557 Gas, Oil, Maintenance $150 $407 Cell Phone $100 $307 Utilities $65 $242 Toiletries & Supplies $50 $192 Entertainment $50 $142 Clothing $50 $92

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  • $1,916/month
  • $958/paycheck
  • $11.97 hourly pay

*You are a single person in this scenario, living with a roommate.

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$92

BREAKDOWN

Item Payment Amount left

Federal Income Tax $129 $1,787 State Income Tax $95 $1692 Social Security/Medicare $75 $1,617 Insurance $80 $1,537 Savings $100 $1,437 Housing (Rent: 2 bed/1 bath,

unfurn., roommate)

$400 $1,037 Food $250 $787 Car Payment $150 $637 Car Insurance $80 $557 Gas, Oil, Maintenance $150 $407 Cell Phone $100 $307 Utilities $65 $242 Toiletries & Supplies $50 $192 Entertainment $50 $142 Clothing $50 $92 Other/Miscellaneous $92

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  • $1,916/month
  • $958/paycheck
  • $11.97 hourly pay

*You are a single person in this scenario, living with a roommate.

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  • $1,232

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$3,832/month $1,916/paycheck $11.97 hourly pay each *You are married with a baby. Both of you are working and paying for childcare.

Item Payment Amount left

Federal Income Tax $112 $3,720 State Income Tax $192 $3,520 Social Security/Medicare $150 $3,378 Insurance $160 $3,218 Savings $100 $3,118 Baby College Fund $100 $3,018 Housing $1200 $1818 Food $600 $1218 Car Payment $300 $918 Car Insurance $160 $758 Gas, Oil, Maintenance $200 $558 Cell Phone $140 $418 Utilities $150 $268 Toiletries & Supplies $100 $168

Diapers, formula, baby clothes, medicine, toys, childcare.

$1,300

  • $1,032

Clothing $50

  • $1,082

Entertainment/Other $50

  • $1,232

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WHY COLLEGE

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FUN AND ADVENTURE

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DREAM JOB

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MAKE MORE MONEY

2017 data; source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics 24 $0 $200 $400 $600 $800 $1,000 $1,200 $1,400 $1,600 $1,800 $2,000 No HS Diploma High School Diploma Some college, no degree Associate Degree Bachelor's Degree Master's Degree Professional Degree Doctoral Degree

Weekly Earnings By Educational Level

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LIFESTYLE

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HOW TO PREPARE

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JOIN STEPUP UTAH SCHOLARS

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Start now to prepare for college!

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USE STEPUPUTAH.COM

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USE THE GRADE-BY-GRADE CHECKLISTS

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GET GOOD GRADES

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EARN COLLEGE CREDIT IN HS

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EXPLORE COLLEGES

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HOW TO PAY

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THE COST OF COLLEGE IN UTAH

Books (average cost $1,200/year) Room/Board

  • (on-campus vs. off-campus)

Transportation Miscellaneous, etc.

Private Colleges and Universities

Brigham Young University $5,620** LDS Business College $3,440** Westminster College $34,000

Additional Costs Public Colleges and Universities

Dixie State University

$5,253

Salt Lake Community

$3,843

Snow College

$3,742

Southern Utah University

$6,675

University of Utah

$8,382

Utah College of Applied Technology

Varies

Utah State University

$7,424

Utah State University Eastern

$3,896

Utah Valley University

$5,726

Weber State University

$5,859

* Tuition can increase annually. These amounts are current for the 2018-2019 academic year. *** Tuition differs for members & non-members. Above tuition is for members. 34

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THE COST OF COLLEGE OUTSIDE OF UTAH

Out‐of‐State Tuition and Fees Rates

Stanford University (private) $49,617 Harvard University (private) $46,816 University of California/Los Angeles $41,274 University of Oregon $34,611 University of Florida $28,658 Washington State University $25,771 University of Texas $18,150

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WAYS TO PAY FOR COLLEGE

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WAYS TO PAY FOR COLLEGE

  • personal savings
  • college savings plans
  • financial aid
  • student loans
  • work-study
  • grants
  • scholarships

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STUCK AT PROM DUCK TAPE SCHOLARSHIP

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ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE SCHOLARSHIP

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HOW TO JOIN STEPUP UTAH SCHOLARS

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WHY JOIN

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Graduate from high school ready for college Get tips from us on how to prepare for college via our StepUp monthly newsletter Each month, we’ll tell you about a scholarship you can apply for right now If you complete the program you will receive the StepUp Utah Scholars certificate and medallion

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HOW TO QUALIFY

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Complete 20 of the Next Steps from the Grade-by-Grade Checklists Maintain at least a 3.0 GPA throughout high school Sign up to be a StepUp Utah Scholar Submit a StepUp Utah Scholars Application your senior year.

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Sign up to be a StepUp Utah Scholar at

https://stepuputah.com/program/utah-scholars/

HOW TO JOIN

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1. Sign up to be a StepUp Utah Scholar at: https://stepuputah.com/program/utah-scholars/

CHALLENGE

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  • 2. Go home today and teach a family

member one thing you learned