Navigating the Senior Year Brunswick High School 2018-2019 MILITARY SERVICE WORK COLLEGE
If you have any questions, please see your Senior Guidance Counselors Mrs. Miller nmiller@bcsoh.org A-E Miss Strazzanti astrazzanti@bcsoh.org F-Kn Mrs. Flood lflood@bcsoh.org Ko – Ph Mrs. Conway cconway@bcsoh.org Pi - V Mrs. Pizon jpizon@bcsoh.org W-Z Mrs. Camino jcamino@bcsoh.org College and Career Counselor
College Application Process 1. Submit Transcript Request Form with parent signature and $5 to Guidance Secretary 2. Apply directly to college’s website OR use the Common Application at www.commonapp.org 3. Log onto Naviance: https://student.naviance.com/brunswickhs 4. MATCH Common Application to Naviance 5. ADD Colleges to Colleges I am Applying To and follow the prompts 6. Request transcripts be sent 7. Request Teacher Rec Letters through Naviance, BE SPECIFIC! 8. Monitor application materials
Submit Transcript Request Form with parent Step #1 signature and $5 to Guidance Secretary
OFFICIAL OR UNOFFICIAL ▪ For a transcript to be marked OFFICIAL it must go directly from one institution to another institution. Colleges must receive official transcripts. ▪ Transcripts handed directly to students will be marked UNOFFICIAL.
REMEMBER 5 Working Days are required to process applications & transcripts
YOU MUST REQUEST A FINAL TRANSCRIPT BE SENT TO THE SCHOOL YOU WILL BE ATTENDING NEXT FALL BEFORE GRADUATION!!!!
Step #2 Apply directly to college’s website OR use the Common Application at www.commonapp.org The Common Application has 45 Ohio Schools linked to their website MCCC student should list Brunswick High School as their home high School and Jaime Camino as your school counselor Most colleges have an application link on their home website or the admissions office.
Log onto Naviance: Step #3 https://student.naviance.com/brunswickhs
Step #4 MATCH Common Application to Naviance If you are applying directly to the institution and not completing a Common App you may skip this step. Step #5 ADD Colleges to Colleges I am Applying To
Step #6 Request a Transcript
Request Teacher Recommendation Letters through Step #7 Naviance, BE SPECIFIC! Do NOT request through Common Application. If you have an outside recommenders, please see your counselor on how to have the information sent to your college/university Step #8 Monitor application materials
When students turn in the Transcript Request form and $5.00, they will receive a written copy of directions on how to use the Naviance Student Website. If there are still questions, go to the: 1. BHS Website 2. Guidance 3. ***Naviance Student** There are STEP by STEP PowerPoints and Videos explaining the process in detail.
Be Aware of College Application Deadlines!! It is recommended that you apply for college prior to November 15, 2019 for applications to be processed before December 1 st
College Visitations To Brunswick High School Each Students is Permitted 5 visits 1 2
No School @ BHS October 11 th October 16 th November 5 th Plan an interview with an admission officer ➢ Arrange an interview with a financial aid officer ➢ Talk with students ➢ ➢ Tour campus Sit in on a class ➢ Stay overnight ➢
Medina County College & Career Fair College Fair for Students Wednesday, October 16 with Learning Disabilities Wednesday, October 9 Medina County Fair/Community Gahanna Lincoln High School Center Clark Hall 6:00 – 7:30 College Fair 6:30 – 8:00 p.m. Greater Cleveland West Lorain County College Fair Suburban College Fair Thursday, October Baldwin Wallace University 6:00 - 7:30 Lou Higgins Rec Center Lorain County Community College Monday, October 7 Lorain Community College – Ewing Center 6:30 – 8:00
Wednesday, October 16 th The PSAT will be given at Brunswick High School Seniors are not required to be in school on this date, but will need to meet outside obligations. e.g.: Medina College and Career Fair Community Service Career Shadow You will receive a survey from Mrs. Petry in the near future with more information.
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COLLEGE ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS A Ad d dm m mi i is s ss s si i io o on n ns s s C Cl l la a as s ss s s R R Ra a an n nk k k A AC C CT T T A A Av v ve e er r ra a ag g ge e e S SA A AT T T A A Av v ve e er r ra a ag g ge e e A C A S P o l i c y R a n g e : 1 - 3 6 R a n g e 4 0 0 - 1 6 0 0 Po ol li ic cy y Ra an ng ge e: : 1 1- -3 36 6 Ra an ng ge e 4 40 00 0- -1 16 60 00 0 P R R Highly Selective Rank in top 10 27-31 1220-1380 percent of class, very strong academic record Selective Rank in top 25 22-27 1150-1230 percent of class, strong academic record Traditional Rank in top 50 20-23 950-1070 percent of class, good academic record Liberal Many accepted from 18-21 870-990 lower half of class Open All accepted to limit 17-20 830-950 to capacity
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ACT / SAT TEST BHS CEEB CODE 360-615 Register Online www.actstudent.org www.sat.org/register
1. College Sense Program Available at MCCC, Medina High School. https://www.acttestprep.info/ 2. 3. 4. Khan Academy/College The latest addition of the March 2 Success Board link from last the SAT practice books are Courses PSAT/NMSQT Test from available in the Student Is a website sponsored last October. Center. by the United States In addition, ACT/SAT Army and it offers the books are available in the Peterson College Guidance Office for Preparatory Program student use. for free, which usually cost hundreds of dollars.
Some Students May Begin at 2-year Colleges ➢ Meet basic high school core requirements ➢ Build their GPA ➢ Take college core classes ➢ Keep cost down ➢ Obtain employment ➢ You still must apply and submit a high school transcript
High school students entering Tri-C after their senior year may receive up to $2,500+ scholarship if they receive a cumulative GPA of a 3.0 or higher while attending high school.
This is a subset of the general education requirements. The Transfer Module consist of 40-60 semester hours of specific course credits in: • English Composition www.transferology.com • Mathematics • Arts and Humanities • Social and Behavioral Sciences • Natural or Physical Sciences
◦ Loans ◦ Grants ◦ Scholarships ◦ Work-study ◦ Co-op Ways financial need may be met
FOR ALL SENIOR PARENTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 2019 6:30 p.m. JAMES J. HAYAS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER Discussion will include the navigation process for college and FINANCIAL AID
Scholarships will be posted on Naviance Local Scholarships will be available after January 1 st OTHER RESOURCES: The College or University you plan to attend Parents place of employment College Now Church Internet Websites:
College Now will be at Brunswick High School in October and November meeting individually with parents and walking them through the financial aid process. Appointments may be made by contacting Miss Camino In February College Now will return to BHS to work with parents/students on scholarship search
Military BRANCH DATE @ BHS 4 th Wednesday of each Month Army 3 rd Wednesday of each Month Air Force 2 nd Wednesday of each Month Marines 3 rd Tuesday of each Month National Guard 1 st Wednesday of each Month Navy 2 nd Tuesday of each Month Coast Guard
As the nation’s largest employer, the military offers qualified applicants a good salary, benefits, and free job training. The military also provides discipline and structure, as well as opportunities for career advancement and travel. The military offers training in over 2,000 jobs, most of which have civilian counterparts. Reserves and National Guard As part-time members of the military, enlistees go through basic training and job training After that, they train for two days once a month and for two weeks once a year They are paid for the days they work, and they receive education benefits. The Reserves and the National Guard can be called to active duty when there is a national emergency or in the event of a conflict. The Army National Guard and the Air National Guard also help state governments with natural disasters such as fires and floods, and with conflicts such as strikes and riots.
Military Enlistment IT IS RECOMMEND TO BEGIN THE PROCESS EARLY. TH WILL BE STUDENTS THAT TAKE THEIR OATH PRIOR TO APRIL 15 TH RECOGNIZED AT THE SENIOR AWARDS PROGRAM, SENIOR BREAKFAST AND GRADUATION.
Wednesday, October 23rd @ 7:25 Blue Devil Room Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery Test Not sure what you want to do after high school?? Take the ASVAB to explore your interests Free to all 11th and 12th graders See Miss Camino in the Guidance Office for more information. Permission slips are due in the guidance office Monday, October 15 th .
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