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Review Diploma Options and
Requirements
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Review and Expand on 5 Post-HS Options
Introduce College & Career Pathway
Programs
Language Arts:
› 4.0 credits
Math:
› 3.0 credits
Science:
› 3.0 credits
Social Studies:
› 3.0 credits
PE:
› 1.0 credit
Health:
› 1.0 credit
Electives:
› 8.0 credits
Career Development:
› .5 credit
Senior Project:
› .5 credit
Total: 24 credits
In addition to meeting the credit requirements for your diploma, you must also pass Essential Skills for Reading, Writing and Math
Ways to meet› SBAC testing in spring of 11th grade
› Work Samples – you’ll need 2 passing samples for each subject area
› Standardized tests, such as PSAT/ACT/SAT/AP exams
The goal of the career credit is to:
› Get you closer to your plan for after high
school each year
› Make sure your education is preparing you
for your option and
› Create a plan to pay for this option
Not earned from a class
› A collection of activities done in grades 9-12
designed to help you explore career options
9th: › Naviance: Course Planner
› Naviance: Strengths Explorer
10th:› Naviance: Course Planner
› Naviance: Career Clusters Activity
› Naviance: Resume Builder Activity
11th:› CRLE (Career-Related Learning Experience)
Job Shadow, Career Day, Interview, Guest Speaker
› Naviance: College Super Match
12th: › Senior Survey (Fall & Spring)
4.0 credits of AP or
Dual-Credit
4.0 credits of math
1.0 extra credit of
Science or Social
Studies
2.0 of (the same)
World Language
18 academic credits
26 total credits
C or higher in all
academic classes
Cumulative GPA of
3.0 or higher
Core GPA of 3.0
Prepares you for 4-Year College Admissions Requirements
Honors Graduate:
Chancellor’s Diploma
with a 3.75+ GPA
Standard Diploma
Chancellor’s Diploma
3 Credits of Math,
above Algebra 1
0 Credits World
Language
24 Total
Credits
15 Academic
Credits
D or higher
for credit
No GPA
Requirement
4 Credits
of Math
2 Credits
World
Language
26 Total
Credits
18 Academic
Credits
C or higher in
Core Classes
3.0 Cumulative/Core
GPA Requirement
4 AP or
Dual-credit
courses
1 extra Science or
Social Studies credit
Consider your GPA,
Grades in Core Classes,
Credits Earned from 9th
Grade,
Are you on track for
Chancellor’s?
Keep your Transcript in Mind as we Review
Your Options for After High School
An official record of a student’s work
throughout high school
› Includes courses taken, grades earned, GPA
(both by semester and cumulative), class
rank
4-Year university
Community College
Trade School
Military
Employment
Career: a job or profession that someone does for a
long time
Requires varying degrees of education or training
The more education/training you receive, the more
“skilled” you become, and the more companies are
willing to pay you
› Example:
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) = 2 years/Associate’s
Degree = $25,660
Registered Nurse (RN) = 4 years/Bachelor’s Degree = $60,098
Nurse Practitioner = 5-6 years/Professional Degree = $71,028
Salary: Amount of pay you receive for your job in a year
Average Yearly Salaries by Education Level
› Some high school, no diploma
$25,636
› High school diploma
$35,256
› Associate degree
$41,496
› Bachelor’s degree
$59,124
› Master’s, Professional, Doctoral
$69,732-89,960 *2015 Data
What do you notice about education
level and salary?
$0
$10,000
$20,000
$30,000
$40,000
$50,000
$60,000
$70,000
$80,000
$90,000
$100,000
General Information
Admissions Requirements
Oregon Public Universities
(OPU)
Bachelor Degree› Usually obtained in about 4 years
› Can only be earned from a 4-year school
You can transfer from a Community College
Oregon Public University System (OPU)› Oregon State, Portland State, University of Oregon,
Eastern Oregon, Western Oregon, Oregon Tech, Southern Oregon
Private Colleges in Oregon:› Pacific University, Lewis & Clark College, Linfield
College, University of Portland, Reed College, University of Puget Sound
ACT/SAT: › College admissions/entrance tests
› Most schools accept a score from either test
› Can make up for lower academics
Transcript Requirements:› GPA: cumulative 3.0 or above, typically
› Extra academic courses (the more, the better)
› Will not accept Ds in any core classes!
› 2.0 credits World Language
› Through Algebra 2 for math
› Standard Diploma or higher
OPU GPA baseline› Eastern, Oregon Tech, Portland State,
Oregon State, U of O 3.0
› Western & Southern Oregon 2.75
Private colleges you should be aiming for a 3.25 or above
Not having this GPA does not mean you won’t be accepted
ACT/SAT test scores, extracurriculars, special circumstances, etc. are all considered in the process
Colleges are looking at the “Holistic Student”› Not just academics but participation in the
community, social skills, values, relationships with peers and adults
Transcript› Courses of Rigor: classes that are challenging or
college preparatory in content, skill level or demand
AP, Dual-credit, Accelerated
Admissions counselors will say that a B in a rigorous course is better than an A in a regular course
Requirements
Placement Tests
Features
Pathways
High School Completion: Diploma or
GED
› Modified, Standard or Chancellor’s
› Undocumented students are welcome
No GPA requirement
No Core or World Language requirement
Placement Test: exam to determine your
skill level in a specific subject (pre-test)
› You will test in Reading, Writing, Math
› Some programs have requirements before
you can start those classes
Doing well in GHS classes can help you
perform better on these tests
Can use SAT or ACT scores as well
Transfer Degree vs. Associates Degree
› Transfer: To help you prep for 4-year university.
Generally just your basic core classes
› Associates: Particular set of classes for a
degree after 2 years. Also includes basic core
Common Community College Programs:
› Auto Tech, Mechanics, Nursing, Dental
Assisting, Business/Accounting, Fire Science
Different possible pathways…
Shorter programs: 3 to 9 months› Less time and financial commitment
Prepare you for high-growth, high-demand industries
“Stackable”- stepping stone to an associates or bachelors degree
Average wage of $19.40/hour after one year of employment
Examples: HVAC, Corrections, Computer Applications, Accounting
No out-of-state tuition
Some 2-year schools have Dorms
› COCC – partners w/ OSU Cascades (Bend)
so you live on a University Campus!
Playing sports can be an option
Requirements:
› 2.5+ cumulative GPA
› Attend one 17 Oregon community colleges
› Must start within 6 months of graduation
› Must fill out the FAFSA/ORSAA for financial
aid
Name 2 similarities between a 2-year
and 4-year college
Name 2 differences between a 2-year
and 4-year college
Which are you currently on track for?
4-Year University
› GPA Requirement
(usually at least 3.0)
› 2 Years of a World
Language
› Must Take ACT or SAT
› Ds in Core Classes
not Accepted
2-Year College
› No GPA requirement
(use as a fresh start)
› No World Language
Required
› Must take Placement
Tests (Reading,
Writing, Math)
› Need Diploma (any
type) or GED
Shorter Programs
Specific job training and career skills› Often on-the-job training or school in addition to
work
› Apprenticeship: a system of training where a person learning a trade works alongside a skilled employer
› Job Corps
Common Programs:› Massage, Cosmetology
› Pipe Fitting, Carpentry, Plumber,
› Power Lineman, Electrician
› Culinary
› Diesel Mechanic, Auto Detailing/Painting
General Information
Entrance Options
Benefits
5 Branches:
› Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marines, Navy
Must have Standard Diploma or higher
› Modified Diploma and GED are not
accepted
All branches visit GHS each month
Take ASVAB Test
› We will be offering for FREE on Thursday, Feb
2nd (no school day)
Walking in: Join right out of high school
ROTC: Go to college right out of HS, while in military
Military Academy: Most difficult option (top 5%)› Process starts sophomore year (see Mrs.
Fields)
You can choose to go to college first, then enter military to enter at a higher ranking
Educational Benefits:
› GI Bill: tuition coverage based on length of
service and cost of college
› Tuition Assistance
› Service Member Opportunity Colleges
Advanced Technical and Specialty
Training
Cash bonuses
Tax-free housing and Food Allowances
Sign up Genius
Can be used for CRLE for career credit
Might be used for Senior Project pieces
Finding work can be hard!
Work Skills needed to make you hireable:› Timeliness, regular attendance
› Able to learn new tasks and perform well
› Work well with other people and bosses
› Willing to accept responsibility
Resume: a brief written account of professional, educational and personal qualifications and experience› Use of your transcript and references
What are the 5 Post-High School Options?
Pick 1 option and name 2 facts
What is a College & Career Pathway Program?› Group of electives and experiences that are
related to a particular career path
Requirements:› Successful completion of the required CCP
courses
› A CCP-related senior project
› A 15 to 30-hour internship
Internship: a temporary position with an emphasis on on-the-job training, paid or not paid
Arts &Communication
Business &Management
Health Sciences
Human Resources
Industrial & Engineering Systems
Fine Arts:
› Art, Cartooning
› Print Journalism, Newspaper
› Communications, Forensics, World Languages
Performing Arts:
› Band, Choir, Drama
› Speech, Forensics
Graphic Arts:
› Graphic Design, Cartooning, Photography
Marketing:› Marketing, Marketing Lab (student store),
Marketing 2: Food Services
Financial Services:› Accounting 1 & 2, Personal Finance
› Keyboarding, Computer Applications
Career Pathways:› Business, Management
› Accounting, Record Keeping, Office Systems
› Marketing, Sports Marketing
Health Sciences 1
Anatomy & Physiology
Health Services 2
Career Pathways:› Pre-Med, Nursing
› Radiography, Lab Tech, Medical Assistant
› EMT/Paramedic, Fire Science
› Physical Therapy, Fitness Trainer
› Vet, Vet Tech
› Dentist, Dental Hygienist, Dental Assistant
Child Development
Child’s World
Child Services 1 & 2
Psychology, Sociology
Career Pathways:› Education, Instructional Assistant
› Psychology, Sociology
› Early Childhood Education
Engineering:› Intro to Engineering
› Principles of Engineering
› Engineering Design & Development
› Digital Electronics
› Programming
Career Pathways:› Chemical, Electrical, Mechanical Engineer
› Computer Science, Computer Information Systems
› Aviation Science
Manufacturing & Design Technologies› Machine Welding
› Woodworking
› Drafting Tech
› Architectural Drafting Tech
Career Pathways:› Architecture, Engineering
› Drafting, Construction, Machine Manufacturing
Make an appointment with your
counselor, or Mrs. Fields in the Counseling
Center
Check us out on Facebook and Twitter!
Be a part of our mentoring group:
› Help with future decisions and planning,
questions to ask, and paths to consider
› Sign up through the counseling center