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Title: What do the following individuals have in common


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SENIOR PARENT NIGHT
September 30, 2009
Senior Guidance Counselors Lynne
Buss lbuss_at_bcsoh.org A-E Carole
Chew cchew_at_bcsoh.org F-K Heather
Keller hkeller_at_bcsoh.org L-Q Jaime
Camino jcamino_at_bcsoh.org R-V Shawn
Dumann sdumann_at_bcsoh.org W-Z
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FINDING THE COLLEGE THAT IS RIGHT FOR YOU!!
FINDING THE COLLEGE THAT IS RIGHT FOR YOU!!
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MONEY IS NOT IMPORTANT
YET!!
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GOAL
1. Admission to college 2. Graduation from
college
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THE MANY TYPESOF COLLEGES
  • Public v. Private
  • Selective v. Open Admission
  • Two-year v. Four-year
  • Commuter v. Residential
  • Large City v. College Town

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Why Some Students Begin at 2-year Colleges
  • Meet basic high school core requirements
  • Build their GPA
  • Take college core classes
  • Keep cost down
  • Obtain an associate degree
  • Obtain employment
  • Build confidence/self-esteem

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THE TRANSFER MODULE
This is a subset of the general education
requirements. The Transfer Module consists of
54-60 quarter hours or 36-40 semester hours of
specific course credits in
  • English Composition
  • Mathematics
  • Arts and Humanities
  • Social and Behavioral Sciences
  • Natural or Physical Sciences

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WHERE TO GO FOR SOURCES OF INFORMATION
  • College catalogs, bulletins,videos, and
    computer-based services
  • College representatives and college fairs
  • Parents, students and alumni
  • Directories and test score reports
  • Internet/Websites

9
ADMISSIONS CRITERIA
GPA/Challenging high school curriculum ACT/SAT
scores Activities Other
10
ACT / SAT TEST BHS CEEB CODE 360-615
  • ACT DATE
  • BHS
  • CEEB CODE

BHS is a testing site for ACT Test Site Number
186430
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COLLEGE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
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  • WHERE TO BEGIN
  • Narrow your choices
  • College Fair, internet
  • Campus visit
  • Visit with college reps. at BHS

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COLLEGE FAIRS
Greater Cleveland West Suburban College
Fair Monday, October 5 Medina College
Trade/Tech/Career Fair Tuesday, October 6 College
Fair for Students with Learning
Disabilities Tuesday, October 6th  Lorain County
College Fair Thursday, October 8
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THE CAMPUS VISIT
  • Plan an interview with an admission officer
  • Arrange an interview with a financial aid officer
  • Talk with students
  • Tour campus
  • Sit in on a class
  • Stay overnight
  • Student newspaper

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HOW MANY APPLICATIONS?? NO SET RULE Apply to at
least ONE Academically/Financially SAFE
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BHS APPLICATION PROCESS
  • Complete Application electronically or in
    traditional manner.
  • Submit to guidance office
  • Application itself (unless done on-line)
  • College Prep Form/Counselor forms (if
    required).
  • If student is completing the Common
    Application or their application requires a
    recommendation, students need to complete the
    Student Input Form for Counselor
    Recommendation.
  • Application fee (if required)
  • High School transcript request and 2.00

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Guidance office will mail completed application
package to the college REMEMBER
working days are required to process application
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Please be aware of deadlines!!
November 11, 2009 for applications to be
processed before Thanksgiving Break
December 9, 2009 for applications to be processed
before the December Holiday Break
20
TYPICALLY
College will notify students within 4-6 week
regarding admissions status Reject Defer Accept S
tudent have until May 1st to decide on which
college they choose to attend.
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FINANCIAL AID
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DONT ELIMINATE ANY COLLEGE BECAUSE OF COST!!
24
THE MORE A COLLEGE COSTSTHE MORE A STUDENTMAY
BE ELIGIBLE FOR
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Ways financial need can be met
  • Loans
  • Grants
  • Scholarships
  • Work-study
  • Co-op
  • Other sources

26
FINANCIAL AID OVERVIEW
Philosophy Parents have primary responsibility
for educational expenses after high school FAFSA
- File after January 1st MUST be completed to
receive aid
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BE SURE TO. . .
  • Apply for financial aid in January
  • Secure necessary forms and note deadlines of
    FAFSA, Profile,
  • Attend Financial Aid Night
  • December 2009
  • 700 Performing Arts Center

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2.14.10
February 14, 2010
February 14, 2010
Feb. 14, 2010
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MORNING ANNOUNCEMENTS are now available
at http//www.bcsoh.org/highschool/
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The Guidance Website is updated on the 1st and
the 15th of each month Check the website
for the specific dates Updates are listed on the
home page!! www.brunswickschools.org/highschool/gu
idance
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INTERNET WEBSITE
  • BHS Guidance website
  • www.brunswickschools.org/highschool/guidance
  • www.OhioCAP.org College access portal
  • www.fastweb.com Scholarship web page
  • www.finaid.com Financial aid web page
  • www.collegeboard.com General college
    information
  • www.act.org General college information
  • www.campustours.com General college
    information
  • www.aicuo.edu Ohios Private Colleges and
    Univ.

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Mom and Dad essentially buy a brand new car and
drive it into a lake every year-that is your
tuition. Make sure you get something out of it.
A good future and good grades.
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