Senior Year Making it Happen DVHS Counselors Senior

Senior Year - Making it Happen DVHS Counselors Senior Parent Night Presentation October 29, 2020

Introductions/Housekeeping � Tammy Douglas-Dodson – College & Career Tech � Cameron Temple-Schmidt – EAOP College Advisor � Emily Woodall - School Counselor

Today’s Agenda • • • AUSD Graduation requirements College systems A-G requirements NCAA SAT/ACT Financial Aid – The importance of the FAFSA Important Dates Other options Resources Questions

AUSD Graduation Requirements • 220 Credits to graduate from Antioch Unified School District › › › › English 40 Credits Mathematics 30 Credits (including Algebra I) Social Science 30 Credits Science 20 Credits (Life Science and Physical Science) Physical Education 20 Credits Fine Arts or Foreign Language 10 Credits Health 5 Credits Electives 65 Credits

Systems of Higher Education California and Out of State Community College 4 Year Universities / Colleges Out of State Universities *WUE Community Colleges CSU’S UC’S Private California Colleges Private and Public Out of State Colleges Historically Black Colleges And Universities

California Community Colleges NUMBER OF CAMPUSES: • 113 REQUIREMENTS: • Be 18 Years Old • Apply • Register WHAT THEY OFFER: • Transfer Options: UC / CSU / Other • Vocational Training • Basic Education WEBSITE: • www. cccapply. org First Year is FREE!!!

California State University NUMBER OF CAMPUSES: • 23 REQUIREMENTS: • A-G Requirements • 2. 0 GPA or Higher (competitive 2. 5 or higher) • SAT Reasoning or ACT Exam** WHAT THEY OFFER: • Bachelor’s Degrees • Master’s Degrees • Rich cultural experience WEBSITE: • https: //www 2. calstate. edu/apply

University of California NUMBER OF CAMPUSES: • 10 – Only 9 Open to Freshmen REQUIREMENTS: • A-G Requirements • 3. 0 GPA or Higher • SAT Reasoning or ACT Exam** • Extracurricular Activites/Involvement • Personal Statement (Essay) WHAT THEY OFFER: • Bachelor’s Degree • Master’s Degrees – Law Degree’s • Medical Degrees – Doctoral Degrees WEBSITE: • www. universityofcalifornia. edu

Private & Independent Colleges NUMBER OF CAMPUSES: • 76 REQUIREMENTS: • Will Vary by Campus • Most will Require A-G Requirements • Most will Require SAT or ACT** WHAT THEY OFFER: • Bachelor’s Degrees • Master’s Degrees – Professional Degrees • Medical Degrees – Doctoral Degrees WEBSITE: • www. aiccumentor. org

HBCU’s – Historically Black Colleges and Universities NUMBER OF CAMPUSES: • 107 REQUIREMENTS: • Will Vary by Campus • Most will Require A-G Requirements • Most will Require SAT or ACT WHAT THEY OFFER: • Bachelor’s Degrees • Master’s Degrees – Professional Degrees • Medical Degrees – Doctoral Degrees WEBSITE: www. ucangotocollege. org � HBCUs offer all students, regardless of race, an opportunity to develop their skills and talents. These institutions train young people who go on to serve domestically and internationally in the professions as entrepreneurs and in the public and private sectors.

What are the A-G requirements? • Classes that students must complete by the end of high school to be eligible to attend a university in California › California State Universities › Universities of California • There is a minimum of 15 classes which students must take to meet the a-g requirements › For UC consideration, 11 of these courses must be completed by the end of 11 th grade.

A-G Requirements What you need to get into a University in California. . . Lette r Area/Subject Years Require d Years Recommend ed History/Social Sciences 2 years English 4 years Math (Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II) 3 years 4 years Laboratory Sciences (Biology & Chemistry) 2 years 3 years Language Other Than English 2 years 3 years Visual and Performing Arts 1 year College-Preparatory Electives 1 year

� Three Parts: � Five Parts: Scores range from 200 to 800 points � “Reasoning” based questions � Cost: $64. 50 English 2. Mathematics 3. Reading 4. Science Reasoning 5. Writing (Optional) Writing Section is mandatory for UC Campuses Scores range from 1 to 36 Cost w/out Writing: $46 Cost w/ Writing: $62. 50 1. Reading 2. Writing 3. Mathematics � � �

NCAA Eligibility Athletes! Register with the NCAA Eligibility Center to play college sports • There are 16 core courses that you must take in order to be eligible to play Division I or Division II sports • Register online at www. eligibilitycenter. org •

NCAA Requirements www. ncaa. org

Understanding the Cost of College First year FREE!!

What is the FAFSA and WHY? FAFSA stands for – Free Application for Federal Student Aid 5 REASONS You Should Fill Out the FAFSA � IT’S FREE. › The FAFSA doesn’t cost anything to complete � IT’S EASY. › The application has been majorly simplified over the past few years – and there are helpful pointers throughout. � IT’S FAST. › It takes most students just 23 minutes to complete the FAFSA: less time than it would to watch your favorite show. � YOU PROBABLY QUALIFY › More people qualify for federal student aid than you think – chances are, you’re leaving money on the table by not applying. � IT MAY BE REQUIRED › Many states, schools and private scholarships require you to submit the FAFSA before they’ll consider you for any financial aid. NOW THAT YOU HAVE THE FACTS – SHARE THEM AND THEN HEAD TO FAFSA. GOV TO GET IT DONE.

California Dream Act � For students without a Social Security number or students issued a DACA Social Security number � Often referred to as AB 540 � Comprised of 5 bills and made into law � Exempts certain students from paying nonresident tuition at California public colleges � Must attend a CA High School for 3+ years (other exemptions are possible if this isn’t possible)

Free money based on specific requirements or criteria § Main Types: 1. On Campus 2. National 3. Local (High School) SCHOLARSHIPS

DVHS Website and Media Social � Use the DVHS Website for updates and information › Counselors Channel › College & Career Center Page �College & Career Center Calendar � Follow the DVHS Counselors on Twitter � @counselor. DV � Follow Remind

SENIOR PROFILE � Need a Letter of Recommendation for college applications or scholarships? Download the SENIOR PROFILE and fill it out with your information. Give copies to your counselor, teachers or employers to write you letter of recommendation!

Important Dates and Deadlines � � � � � Open - HBCU Virtual College Fair October 1 st FAFSA Opens October 1 st UC/CSU Application Opens for Submission November 2 nd/9 th Create your FSA ID – 1 st step of FAFSA November 5 th Cash for College – fill out the FAFSA November 30 th Deadline to submit UC application December 3 rd Planning for College Parent Night (Finances) December 4 th Deadline to submit CSU application March 2 nd Deadline to submit the FAFSA and Cal Grant

Student Workshops November 2 -11: 00 am – UC Application Walkthrough � November 9 -11: 00 am – CSU Application Walthrough � Nov 3 – Nov 30 - 4 -5 PM – Application support with Mr. Cam and the Counselors � E-mail Cameron Schmidt-Temple for more information cameronschmidttemple@antiochschools. net

Contacts & Resources � Counselors: › Ruth Whittington – Last Names A-Go › Emily Woodall – Last Names Gr-Pa › Cherole Lee – Last Names Pe-Z � College & Career › College & Career Tech – Tammy Douglas-Dodson › EAOP College Advisor – Cameron Schmidt-Temple � Other Supports › Bridge Builders – Shamawn Wright › Work Based Learning Coordinator – Amber Martin

Questions? Now it’s time for the questions that you have been hoping to ask.