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  1. Sign-In Link Use your laptops or cellphones to access this link. Fill out all sections. http://bit.ly/emerge2022 HOUSTON, TEXAS

  2. Out-of-State College Tours s e g e l l o C e v i t e c l e S e s i t s i r e i v n U & What is EMERGE? c i m e d a c t A n e m e v C o l e l e g e i A h d v i s i n c g A

  3. Why We Exist HOUSTON, TEXAS

  4. Family Income and the College Completion Gap 41% 74% Academically strong Academically strong students from students from lower income higher income backgrounds backgrounds graduated from graduated from college. college. Source :“Family Income and the College Completion Gap.” Johns Hopkins Institute for Education Policy , 15 July 2017, https://edpolicy.education.jhu.edu/family-income-and-the-college-completion-gap/.

  5. Are there colleges graduating high-performing low-income students at high Click to edit Master title style rates?

  6. YES! High Graduation Rates

  7. Why are these institutions Competitive & graduating students at Selective high rates? Selectivity is measured by the college’s acceptance rate (average student SAT/ACT scores, GPA, & rank). Generous Need-Based Aid Rule of thumb: High Expenditures The Lower the The more per Student acceptance selective rate the school High Graduation Rates

  8. Colgate University Family New York Kim College cost: Kim $70,000 Financial Aid: Expected $68,000 Family National Contributions Avg. Cost (EFC): $2,000 In-State: Yearly Bill: $9,716 $2,000

  9. Claremont, California Amherst, Massachusetts Houston, Texas Easton, Pennsylvania Colleges & Universities with generous need-based aid Winston-Salem, North Carolina Los Angeles, California Claremont, California Northfield, Minnesota Durham, North Carolina Grinnell, Iowa

  10. Less Financial Generous Debt & Less Need-Based Aid Financial Stress High Strong Academic, Expenditures Social, & Professional per Student Support High Graduation Click to edit Master title style Rates

  11. EMERGE Scholars: Resources in College “ Franklin & Marshall College has a lot of resources for students, especially first-years . I loved having a group of freshmen counselors , who are seniors in your residential college. I really enjoy living in my residential college this year because I am steps away from my Dean and Head of College, who host dinners, teas, guest speakers, and fun events like random barbecues. The cultural houses also have peer liaisons, you have a sophomore advisor who is there to advocate for you , and there are always people you can turn to for help. ” --EMERGE Scholar, Franklin & Marshall College

  12. Are High-Performing Low-Income students attending Selective Colleges & Universities?

  13. Only 25% of High-Performing Low-Income students submit an application to a Selective College/ University

  14. Why do you think this is the case?

  15. Our Access to Highly Individualized Approach Information support with an adult mentor Exposure to ➔ selective colleges After School High quality ➔ Programming ➔ test Alumni preparation ➔ Support Our student-to-college ➔ counselor ratio of “Not only did EMERGE believe that I could High-touch network 40-1 do what statistics said was highly unlikely , of support they also guided me every step of the way.” Wilber Dominguez , Swarthmore College

  16. The EMERGE Student Journey HOUSTON, TEXAS

  17. 10th Grade Exploration Developing community ❖ Initial personal exploration ❖ Goal Setting ❖ Sophomore Bootcamp Summer College Tours

  18. College Tour I noticed my mindset changed as soon as I stepped off the airplane. I In June 2019, more than 400 have never been so far EMERGE scholars were able away from my family. I to expand their college realized that being independent was not knowledge while visiting mentally hard and it was schools across the country encouraging . Boston, MA I love the EMERGE ❖ community here, Philadelphia, PA ❖ everyone has the same Chicago, IL ❖ mindset to make their Connecticut, NYC ❖ families proud . We have Claremont, CA ❖ the same passions which D.C., Maryland & ❖ makes it easier to Virginia connect with each other.

  19. 11th Grade Training Advising on course rigor, ❖ S extracurricular 154 point A involvement & summer average T SAT score Opportunities increase After-School Sessions ❖ Free SAT Prep Classes ❖ SAT Prep Biweekly, After- School Sessions

  20. 12th Grade Achieve New Heights... Exposure to leadership & ❖ college fly-ins College, financial aid & ❖ scholarship applications College Acceptances Click to edit Master title style One-On-One Advising

  21. College & Beyond Winter break ❖ summer programming Connection to ❖ same-region scholars Internship & ❖ EMERGE Career Scholars attend 169 colleges & Exploration universities across 33 different states!

  22. Our Impact 1000+ + 0 0 3 1 EMERGE Scholars EMERGE Fellows n i enrolled in college s t n e d u t 5 S o l . o e h d c a S r g h g h i t H 2 Houston-area 1 - h t 0 1 school district partners 83% of EMERGE students to-date have 160 graduated from college in 4-years Alumni compared to 41% of all (college graduates) high-achieving low-income students nationwide.

  23. Is EMERGE for ME? HOUSTON, TEXAS

  24. 5 Key Characteristics EMERGE Drive ❖ Perseverance ❖ Trailblazer Curiosity ❖ Humility ❖ Gratitude ❖ Component A Component B Strong academic The excitement to ❖ ❖ profile explore out-of-state and 5 key characteristics ❖ in-state college options Underserved - Students ❖ The drive and ❖ w/limited financial commitment to work resources, 1st in their with a mentor to create family to attend & a competitive college graduate from a 4-year application college

  25. EMERGE does EMERGE... not ... Supports students who are ❖ Provide scholarships. ❖ committed to exploring all Emphasize applying to ❖ of their college options. technical colleges or Increase knowledge of the ❖ community colleges. college application process Specialize only in Texas for selective colleges. ❖ Schools. Provides support in building ❖ college lists, writing essays Only get students into ❖ senior year & the financial Harvard and Yale. aid process.

  26. Is EMERGE for ME? HOUSTON, TEXAS

  27. Application Process Finalists Interviews* Application is open on Interview Day on Tuesday, November Saturday, February 1st. 12th, 2019. * Not every student who applies will move on to the finalist interviews. Final decisions will Application closes on be released the Sunday, December week of February 15th @11:59 p.m. 24th. HOUSTON, TEXAS

  28. How to Apply https://www.houstonisd.org/emerge Click button to Click on go to Tab application

  29. Application Tips If you need help, ask! Our application support team is happy to ❖ help! [Contact info on next slide] Make sure your response answers the question! ❖ Always reflect when you write about an experience! Tell us ❖ what you learned. Write drafts , and have someone else read and edit your ❖ essays! Don’t submit right away. Save your application ! Use the involvement section and essays ❖ Click to edit Master title style for college applications and scholarships!

  30. Questions? Contact Student Recruiter, Genesis Rojas! genesis.rojas@houstonisd.org Follow Us!! @emergevillage HOUSTON, TEXAS

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