Ponderosa High School “The Middle Years” 10/11 th Grade Parent Night November 7, 2019
Counseling & Career Guidance Services A – Fe Katie Hunter, Counselor, ext. 2229 Fi – La Jim Spratling, Director of Guidance, ext. 2227 Le – Ro Lisa Woods, Counselor, ext. 2228 Ru – Z, EL Keri Hanson, Counselor, ext. 2269 Cammie Escobar, College & Career Guidance, ext. 2224 Committed to student success
College and Career Planning - Connecting Learning & Life College Board provides college planning activites…including college and major research, and financial planning. https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/
College and Career Planning - Connecting Learning & Life The California Career Zone provides career searches, interest inventories and preparation requirements…along with planning tools. https://www.cacareerzone.org/
ROP – Regional Occupation Program Classes and Experiential training development Dental Careers Animal Health Diesel Engine Auto Engine Fire Control Cosmetology Health Careers Culinary Arts Law Enforcement Database Design & SQL
NCAA For student athletes planning on competing at the college level, students must register by the end of their Junior year at www.eligibilitycenter.org SAT & ACT test scores must be sent directly to NCAA (Code 9999) Student must meet academic eligibility requirements 6
Planning Guide – College/Career Research, FAFSA, Entrance Exams, and Applications 10th 11th 12th Sophomore Year Junior Year Senior Year • Focus on your grades • Maintain your • Grades still matter grades • Take the PSAT • Start applying to • Take the PSAT in Oct college • Begin researching colleges – College • Take the SAT/ACT in • Retake SAT/ACT Board’s Big Future the Spring • Apply for • Career Exploration • Explore/Visit scholarships/ FAFSA CA Career Zone & colleges- College attend Career Expo Board’s Big Future
Upcoming Dates • AP Night: 12/12/19 @ PHS • PSAT Scores Info Night: 1/16/20 @ PHS • ASVAB: 2/24/20 @ PHS • Career Expo: 3/19/20 @ UMHS • Military Academies Night: 4/23/20 @ PHS • Athletic Recruiting Info Night: Spring 2020 (date TBD)
FOLSOM LAKE COLLEGE HOME OF THE FALCONS
LOS RIOS COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT 9,147 students 21,323 students 33,616 students 14,512 students
LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU FOLSOM LAKE COLLEGE – FLC EL DORADO CENTER – EDC RANCHO CORDOVA CENTER – RCC Los Rios Community College District
PREPARING FOR COLLEGE • Complete your A-G requirements – our classes are just as rigorous as the UC and CSU. • Take Advanced Education classes at FLC or use AP classes to receive college credit. 1. Think about your interests and research which colleges offer the programs you want to study. 2. Review the classes offered in a specific program – see which classes you can take that make up a specific degree or certificate. 3. Make a plan to engage with the college prior to high school graduation – TALK WITH YOUR HS COUNSELOR about the opportunities.
FLC DEGREE and CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS www.flc.losrios.edu
LOS RIOS ADVANCED EDUCATION Advanced Education is a program for current high school students who enroll at Folsom Lake College while earning both high school and college credit. The depth of knowledge you will gain from this experience is invaluable! • Students can take 2 classes each semester (Fall, Spring, & Summer) • Must be 16 OR complete Soph. year – 2.7 GPA or above • MOST classes transfer to CSU, UC, private and out of state colleges • Classes are TUITION FREE (small registration fees still apply)* • Receive high school and college credit
FLC COURSE ENROLLMENTS – FALL 2019
STUDENT SUCCESS AND RETENTION RATES FOR FLC
MOST POPULAR ADVANCED EDUCATION COURSES AT FLC
HOW TO SIGN UP FOR COURSES 1. APPLY ONLINE TO FLC: Receive your student ID# 2. MEET WITH YOUR HS COUNSELOR: Fill out the Advanced Education Packet • Make sure to get all required signatures and attach required documents. • Submit electronically to Admissions and Records OR deliver in person. 3. EMAIL COMMUNICATION FROM A&R: Approved/Not Approved – 5 business days or less 4. IF APPROVED: Register in person at FLC, EDC, or RCC Admissions w/photo ID. 5. PAY FEES: At the time of registration or in eServices.
FEES AND PAYMENTS In eServices (Financial Account) you can see how much your registration fees are. You can also pay online using a debit or credit card. • Tuition is waived = 0 cost • $2.25 per unit -$1.00 student rep fee per campus (ARC, FLC, CRC, or SCC) -Universal Transit Pass fee – access to transportation
eServices – YOUR STUDENT PORTAL
TIMELINE FOR SPRING 2020 CLASS SCHEDULE ONLINE: OCTOBER 28 (NOW) A.E. PACKET AVAILABLE: NOVEMBER 15 SUBMIT PACKET TO A&R: Starting DECEMBER 2 Deadline to submit packet: January 15 – full term classes March 11 – 2 nd 8 week classes REGISTRATION STARTS: DECEMBER 19 or 20 (Students will receive their date and time in their confirming email sent by Admissions and Records.) FEE PAYMENT: At the time of enrollment or in eServices
FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO THE CALL ADMISSIONS WEBPAGE: FLC: 916-608-6500 ADVANCED EDC: 530-642-5644 EDUCATION RCC: 916-361-6321
Welcome to The California State University
California College Systems What College Can Offer Admission Requirements Important Dates Tips for Success AGENDA CSU Dominguez Hills
Diverse Affordable Practical based hands-on- learning Focused on Job-placement Serving over 437,000 students across the state of California We Are 23 Strong CSU Fullerton
Campus Location Differences Humboldt • Central Coast – San Luis Chico • Obispo Sacramento • Sonoma Wine Country - Sonoma • Cal Maritime • San Francisco East Bay • Stanislaus • Ocean – Long Beach San Jose • Fresno • Monterey Bay • Large City – San Jose San Luis • Obispo Suburb – Fullerton Bakersfield • Channel Islands Northridge • San • Los Angeles Pomona • Rural – Humboldt Bernardino Fullerton • Dominguez Hills Long Beach San Marcos • San Diego • Location Matters San Diego
Small Campus: Channel Islands – 7,053 Monterey Bay – 7,131 Humboldt – 8,347 Medium Campus: East Bay – 15,435 San Bernardino – 20,461 San Luis Obispo – 22,188 Large Campus: San Jose – 33,409 Northridge – 39,816 Fullerton – 40,439 Size Matters Chico State
Types of Financial Aid: Grants Work Study Scholarships Loans Types of Scholarships: Campus Based Scholarships Scholarships for incoming freshmen Department Based Scholarships Private Based Scholarships How Do I Pay For College?
**Estimated Budget for an undergraduate student attending full-time for the academic year at Sacramento State.
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Academic Advising Writing Center Career Center Tutoring Center Study Abroad Programs Counseling & Psychological Services Various Student Cultural Centers Leadership Development Programs Oasis/Wellness Center Veteran & Military Services Disability Student Services Food Pantry Campus Resources CSU Northridge
NCAA Division I: Fresno San Diego Sacramento State Division II: San Marcos Chico Cal Poly Pomona NAIA Maritime The CSU competes in many levels of division athletics including NCAA I & II and NAIA Division Athletics Sacramento State
The Benefits of Living on Campus: Convenience Specialized Communities Academic Support Less to Worry About Social Life Living on Campus Sonoma State
To be considered for admission, students must meet the following criteria: Be a high school graduate, or the equivalent. Complete the fifteen-unit comprehensive “a - g” course patter of college preparatory study with grades of “C - ” or better. Earn a qualifying eligibility Freshmen Requirements for index (SAT/ACT and GPA) the CSU
Social Science: …………2 years English: ………………….4 years Mathematics: …………...3 years Laboratory Science: …...2 years LOTE: ............................2 years VPA: …………………….1 year Electives: …………………1 year All college prep courses must be completed with final grades of “C - ” or higher A-G Course List http://www.ucop.edu/agguide/ A-G Requirements CSU Montery Bay
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