Murrieta Valley High School Senior Parent Night Class

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Murrieta Valley High School Senior Parent Night – Class of 2012 “You Matter…We Care!”

Murrieta Valley High School Senior Parent Night – Class of 2012 “You Matter…We Care!”

Who is working with the Class of 2012? Mrs. Lorie Coleman, Asst. Principal Mrs.

Who is working with the Class of 2012? Mrs. Lorie Coleman, Asst. Principal Mrs. Diane Wadlington, Senior Secretary Counselors: Mr. Fravel Mrs. Julian Mrs. Kayrell Mr. Vandenburgh Mr. Lockwood A–C D–G H – Me; AVID & I. B. Mi – R S-Z

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS � � � � English Math Science (physical and life) Social Science

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS � � � � English Math Science (physical and life) Social Science Visual/Performing Art Foreign Language P. E. Health ICT Careers Electives Total Credits Required 40 credits 30 credits 10 credits 20 credits 5 credits 70 credits 250 credits 40 Hours Community Service Pass both parts of California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE)

Applying to College (Yes, already!) CSU’S � Apply online: www. csumentor. edu � Apply

Applying to College (Yes, already!) CSU’S � Apply online: www. csumentor. edu � Apply October 1 st – November 30 th (Don’t wait until Thanksgiving!) � Cost to apply is $55. 00 � CSU Application Workshops are available Oct. 11 th 1 – 3 p. m. Oct. 12 th 1 – 3 p. m. Students may sign up to attend in the Counseling Office. Space is limited! �

Applying to College, cont… UC’s � Apply online: www. universityofcalifornia. edu/apply � Apply November

Applying to College, cont… UC’s � Apply online: www. universityofcalifornia. edu/apply � Apply November 1 st – November 30 th (Website opens Oct. 1 st, but can’t submit until November 1) � Cost to apply is $70. 00 � Application Overview given by a UC Admissions Counselor Oct. 31 st during 3 rd per. � UC Application workshops available November 2 nd 1 – 3 p. m. November 3 rd 1 – 3 p. m. Students may sign up for all 3 events in the Counseling Office. �

Test Requirements for College Admissions � CSU’s: SAT Reasoning Test: Nov. 5 or Dec.

Test Requirements for College Admissions � CSU’s: SAT Reasoning Test: Nov. 5 or Dec. 3 OR ACT: Oct. 22 or Dec. 10 � UC’s: SAT Reasoning Test, or ACT Plus Writing Note: UC’s no longer require the SAT Subject Tests for Admission; however, some majors recommend them.

Private and/or Out-of-State Universities � � � Application periods and entrance requirements vary for

Private and/or Out-of-State Universities � � � Application periods and entrance requirements vary for each school. Students should check individual school websites for application procedures and timelines. Most schools accept SAT or ACT. Application fees will vary. Tuition and overall costs will vary – be aware of out -of state tuition and/or residency requirements. WUE: Western Undergrad Exchange enables eligible CA students to attend schools in other Western states at a reduced tuition rate. ASU, NAU, UNLV, U of Utah, Boise State, U of Oregon are just a few examples.

After I Apply, What’s Next? 1/1 – 3/2 10/10 1/11 1/1 – 5/1 3/1

After I Apply, What’s Next? 1/1 – 3/2 10/10 1/11 1/1 – 5/1 3/1 – 3/31 3/1 – 5/30 5/1 4/1 – 8/1 Apply for Financial Aid by completing the FAFSA. “Making Financial Planning Count” presentation in the PAC 6 p. m. Need help with the FAFSA? Two workshops available in our computer lab: one at 2: 45 p. m. and another at 5: 00 p. m. Respond to any request for additional info from your schools Admission Notifications sent Financial Aid Packages Sent Intent to Register (SIR) deposit due Housing, testing, orientation, and registration activities at your school College Begins! Best Wishes!

COMMUNITY COLLEGES � � Application period is in the Spring No SAT/ACT’s required. CCC’s

COMMUNITY COLLEGES � � Application period is in the Spring No SAT/ACT’s required. CCC’s have their own placement tests. MSJC will be on MV campus frequently this year to talk to prospective students. Application workshops will be held at MV on March 27 th and on May 1 st and 17 th. Students may sign-up in the Counseling Office.

Steps for a Successful Senior Year � � � Maintain good grades. Do not

Steps for a Successful Senior Year � � � Maintain good grades. Do not jeopardize your graduation and/or college acceptance. No D’s or F’s! Maintain good attendance! Senioritis is the “Killer of Opportunity!” Check ABI regularly and communicate with teachers. Grad Faire – October 13 th! Senior Contract – You signed it - Abide by it! Study Hard, Have Fun & Finish Strong!