RushfordPeterson High Sophomore Parent Night Focus Career Awareness
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Rushford-Peterson High Sophomore Parent Night Focus: Career Awareness and Future Panning
R-P Students – Career Planning 8 th Grade – EXPLORE 9 th – 12 th Grade – Access to MCIS 9 th – 11 th Grade – Career Advisory 10 th Grade – PLAN 11 th Grade – ASVAB, Career Expo 12 th Grade – Senior Seminar
Planning for the future Why Go to College? Prepare you for your future career Increase your Earnings Average Yearly Earnings • H. S. Graduate: $29, 950 • Associate’s: $39, 936 • Bachelor’s: $54, 756 • Master’s: $65, 676 • Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics 2011
Best-paying jobs-Associate’s Air Traffic Controller $113, 547 Radiation Therapist $76, 627 Nuclear Medicine Technologist $69, 638 Nurse $65, 853 Diagnostic Medical Sonographer $65, 853 Areospace Engineering $61, 547 Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
Best-paying jobs – Bachelor’s Petroleum Engineer - $122, 242 Airline Pilot $105, 518 Aerospace Engineer $102, 409 Nuclear Engineer $99, 715 Computer Hardware Engineer $98, 134 Software Developer $96, 034 Chemical Engineer $92, 934
College Search – Getting Started Next year: 11 th Grade Will be attending Career/College Expo in La Crosse Plan to take the ACT in spring/ summer Start visiting college campuses Take challenging courses Get involved in school/community activities Maintain successful grades in all courses
College Search – Getting Started Guidance Office Website resources See handout College Reps Attend College Fairs Schedule College Visits** - Take during junior and senior years.
Planning for the future College Search – Getting Started Different types of schools Technical Colleges Community Colleges Private Vocational Schools 4 year Colleges & Universities
Community/Technical College Requirements Open admissions No ACT required Class rank is not considered Check with college for specific program requirements Ex. Nursing – checklist needs to be completed before accepted into program
Planning for the future 4 Year College Admission Requirements Rigorous Core Classes Advanced Math, English, Social Science, or Science. 2 years of a single foreign language 1 year of fine arts ACT Class Rank/GPA
Planning for the future ACT Exams Recommended to take April or June of Junior Year Desired Scores ACT score goal should be at least 21 -23 Send scores to colleges (4 for free)
Preparing for the ACT Ways to Prepare: Take rigorous courses Take the PLAN Free practice tests available www. act. student. org www. march 2 success. com Area workshops (costly)
Earn Credits for College AP Courses Concurrent Enrollment College in the Schools OCHS (On-line College in the High School) Articulated Courses • See handout
Planning for the future Scholarship Information Never too early to start looking for info about scholarships Sign up with www. fastweb. com See handout
PLAN RESULTS
Your Scores
Your Estimated ACT Composite Score Range
College Readiness
Profile for Success
Your Career Possibilities
Planning for the future Counseling Resources Please check out my website for additional college/career planning resources. www. r-pschools. com Check out www. act. org/path/parent Excellent resource. Sign up to receive ACT Parent Newsletter
Planning for the future Questions? Thank you for attending!
- Waukegan high school counselors
- Sophomore geometry
- Sophomore year
- Sophomore slump
- Cvs privacy awareness and hipaa training answers
- Maryam merrikhpour
- Focus on form vs focus on forms
- Porter competitive strategy
- Cost focus and differentiation focus
- Actor focus vs object focus
- Brevard focus parent portal
- Senior parent night
- Fsa parent night
- 17 career clusters
- Formulas for career success career testing & investigation
- Basketball parent meeting powerpoint
- Fire in night by elie wiesel
- Silent night holy night all is calm all is bright
- Occu find and fyi access code
- Asvab
- Career prep high school shiprock nm
- Turner career and college high school
- Career orientation program for high school students