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Welcome to Your JUNIOR College and Career Readiness Interview

Welcome to Your JUNIOR College and Career Readiness Interview

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Page 1: Welcome to Your JUNIOR College and Career Readiness Interview

Welcome to Your JUNIOR

College and Career Readiness

Interview

Page 2: Welcome to Your JUNIOR College and Career Readiness Interview

KEYS TO SUCCESS Attend school every day!Focus on academics.Get involved in clubs and/or

organizations: holistic applications

Start long-term planning. Prepare to take standardized

tests (ACT and SAT).Use your resources:

www.uintahcounseling.weebly.com

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POINTS TO PONDER……Time to finalize possible plans

for post-secondary education – see website for resources

Every student is encouraged to visit colleges or other post-secondary schools.

Every senior can use up to 2 excused absences (with note) for those visits

Priority deadline for college applications and scholarships is December 1st.

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Graduation! Students MUST HAVE all required

classes AND 24.5 credits total in order to graduate.

Each class is worth 0.5 credit.A student can earn 2.5 credits each

trimester by passing all of his/her classes.

Use your ASPIRE login to print out a Credit Evaluation.

If a student fails a required class or is lacking credits, there are several Credit Recovery Options: Night School, Summer School, Utah Electronic High School.

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Check Your GradesIt is imperative that you be involved

and informed regarding your student’s grades and credits.

ASPIRE login – www.uintah.net

To make a Parent Account:

Click on “Request a Username” link.Enter Student ID number.Enter Student Birthdate.Click on “Lookup Student”.Click on name of class to see grades.Click on teacher’s name to send an

email.

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Keep Up!Golden Time help sessions

Monday mornings 8:00 – 9:00 am

Retake tests, get help with homework, get answers to questions.

Parent/Teacher Conferences Every Monday afternoon from 2:30 – 3:15 pm AND

Three Monday evenings/year from 3:00 – 7:00 pm

Talk with teachers one-on-one.

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Utah State University Writing Center and Math CenterEnglish Tutoring is available through USU Uintah Basin.  They are

available Monday-Thursday from 3:30pm-8pm.  No appointment is necessary. 

Math Tutoring is also available through USU Uintah Basin.  They are available Monday-Thursday from 4pm-7pm.  Students will need to make an appointment by calling USU at 435-722-1700. 

Kahn Academyhttps://www.khanacademy.org/

Free academic tutoring online. 

Study with a BuddyMath Department Tutoring Program

contact: student's math teacheror Kay [email protected] or 781-3110 ext. 2652

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CTE PathwaysCareer and Technical

Education provides critical learning and hands-on skills through Pathways within eight Areas of Study.

Career Pathways provide one way to “try out” a career.

Pathways help students take courses related to a career.

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Concurrent EnrollmentEarn 0.5 credit high school credit per class

and 3.0 college credits per classFees for enrollment ($40-$55), registration

($5 a credit), and books (prices vary, shop around)

3.0 minimum GPAMust inform high school teachers about your

Monday scheduleFridays – no USU classes – get an off-campus

pass from Mrs. Norton in attendance

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UBATC ClassesMust have less than 6 absences in the

trimester before you take a UBATC class

Medical classes require a 3.0 GPA and 2 credits each of Math and Science.

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ACThttp://www.actstudent.org/

Free online preparation program: Shmoop http://www.shmoop.com/utah/

Magic Word: ARCHESAll juniors will take the ACT for free

on March 3, 2015Take it seriously!

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FAFSA Completion

www.fafsa.ed.gov/It is important for

everyone to complete a FAFSA application even if you don’t think you will qualify for federal grans

Schools use the FAFSA to award their own scholarships

Free Application for Federal Student Aid

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NCAA

You must be registered to play college sports - $65 fee

http://web1.ncaa.org/ECWR2/NCAA_EMS/NCAA.jsp

Meet with your counselor to schedule the required classes.

Registration and class completion do not guarantee recruitment!

It is your job to contact colleges and be recruited.

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Regent’s ScholarshipMust have 3.0 GPA

And take: 4 credits English 4 credits of progressive Math 3.5 credits of Social Science 3 credits of Science (must be

Biology, Chemistry, and Physics) 2 progressive credits of the same

Foreign Language

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Scholarshipswww.uintahcounseling.weebly.com

Scholarship Opportunities

• Scholarships are listed by month.

• They are updated frequently.

• You have to apply to get scholarships!

Scholarship Searches• Register online.• Check frequently.

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RegistrationClass requests for your

senior year (2015-2016) will be done through ClassChoice during your yearly CCR interview.

Schedule changes can be made by students during a 2 week window before each trimester begins.

Any class changes made by a counselor at any time will be assessed a $10 fee.

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SHORT-TERM PLANNING FOR THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE

You and your student are the people most affected by your student’s success.

Be knowledgeable about how to bring about that success.

Be responsible for important information and details.