Partnerships. Roby CISD has partnered with the following colleges:

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2 Mission Statement It is the mission of the Career and College Assistance Program (CCAP) to prepare, challenge, and invest in tomorrow s workforce through the continual development and implementation of high quality career and college courses of study.

3 Partnerships Roby CISD has partnered with the following colleges:

4 Cost of College 2-year Institutions Tuition & Fees Supplies Room/Board Transportation Other Costs Total Western Texas College (Snyder, TX) South Plains College (Levelland, TX) Cisco Junior College (Cisco, TX) Blinn Junior College (Brenham, TX) $2,370 $1,501 $5,788 $1,607 $1,746 $13,012 $2,272 $1,650 $5,862 $4,188 $1,273 $15,245 $3,360 $1,600 $4,264 $1,905 $3,645 $14,774 $2,674 $1,372 $8,652 $2,912 $2,184 $17,794 AVERAGE $2,669 $1,531 $6,142 $2,653 $2,212 $15,206 Information is based on average costs for dependent students living off campus who enroll in 15 credit hours in both fall and spring.

5 Cost of College 4-year Institutions (Public) Tuition & Fees Supplies Room/Board Transportation Other Costs Total Angelo State University (Snyder, TX) Texas A&M University (College Station, TX) Univ. of Texas at Austin (Austin, TX) Texas Tech University (Lubbock, TX) $7,642 $1,200 $7,602 $1,900 $1,580 $19,924 $9,242 $1,000 $9,522 $606 $2,100 $22,470 $9,798 $750 $11,456 $1,490 $2,820 $26,314 $9,608 $1,200 $9,384 $2,300 $2,120 $24,612 AVERAGE $9,073 $1,036 $9,491 $6,296 $8,620 $23,330 Information is based on average costs for dependent students living off campus who enroll in 15 credit hours in both fall and spring.

6 Cost of College 4-year Institutions (Independent) Tuition & Fees Supplies Room/Board Transportation Other Costs Total Abilene Christian University (Abilene, TX) Lubbock Christian Univ (Lubbock, TX) McMurry University (Abilene, TX) Hardin-Simmons University (Abilene, TX) $29,450 $1,250 $9,000 $1,450 $1,950 $43,100 $19,400 $1,100 $6,908 $2,092 $2,340 $31,840 $25,019 $1,200 $5,452 $2,027 $2,028 $35,726 $22,350 $1,000 $6,962 $1,598 $1,976 $33,886 AVERAGE $24,055 $1,138 $7,081 $1,792 $2,074 $36,138 Information is based on average costs for dependent students living off campus who enroll in 15 credit hours in both fall and spring.

7 Cost of College Four Category Comparison Tuition & Fees Supplies Room/Board Transportation Other Costs Total 2-year Institutions $2669 $1,531 $6,142 $2,653 $2,212 $15,206 4-year Institutions (Public) $9,073 $1,036 $9,491 $6,296 $8,620 $23,330 4-year Institutions (Independent) $24,055 $1,138 $7,081 $1,792 $2,074 $36,138 College & Career Assistance Program (CCAP) FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE Information is based on average costs for dependent students living off campus who enroll in 15 credit hours in both fall and spring.

8 Program Overview Enrollment Grades Students eligible to take college courses through CCAP are: Juniors (Class of 2016) Seniors (Class of 2015)

9 Program Overview Minimum Number of Courses Enrolled Students must be enrolled in a minimum number of courses: Juniors minimum of eight (8) courses during both fall and spring semesters. Seniors minimum of six (6) courses during both fall and spring semesters.

10 Program Overview Number of Course Hours Permitted Students can enroll in: Up to three (3) courses per semester Totaling no more than nine (9) hours each semester (Fall and Spring) Exceptions More than three (3) courses or nine (9) hours Must have district/college approval Must reimburse school for all costs associated with course(s)

11 Program Overview Testing Requirements & Exemptions STAAR Minimum Test Scores Needed Must have passed all assessments at time of enrollment. Minimum Test Scores Needed ACT Math - 19, English - 19, Composite - 23 SAT Math - 500, Verbal - 500, Total 1070 TSI Math 350, Reading 351, Essay 5 OR Essay 4 and Writing 363

12 Program Pathways Career & Technical Academic Core

13 Program Offerings Academic Core English 1301 English 1302 English 2301 English 2302 History 1301 History 1302 Government 2301 Economics College Algebra Music Appreciation Speech Psychology

14 Program Offerings Suggested Sequence 1 st Fall (Junior) 1 st Spring (Junior) 2 nd Fall (Senior) 2 nd Spring (Senior) English 1301 English 1302 English 2301 English 2302 History 1301 History 1302 Government Economics Music Appreciation Speech College Algebra Psychology

15 Program Offerings Career and Technical Health Information Technology Computer Aided Drafting Digital Media Office Software Management Software & Business Accounting Computer Science Technology Computer Networking Culinary Arts Welding Technology Wind Energy Technology Automotive Collision Repair Automotive Technology Diesel Technology Environmental Science Technology Aviation

16 Next Steps Deposits Admission College/Pathway

17 Next Steps College/Pathway College is dependent on pathway. Application is dependent on college chosen. Seniors already taking college courses will NOT have to reapply for admission.

18 Next Steps Admission Enrollment Forms are required for both WTC and TSTC. Deadline for application: Friday, May 23, 2014 by 3:00 pm TSI Completion Deadline Friday, August 1 st, 2014 TSI Cost $10 per section (reading, writing, math)

19 Next Steps Deposits There will be a textbook deposit of $100/course. Fully refundable at end of academic semester (as long as textbooks are returned in satisfactory condition Deposit must be paid in full by the deadline for dropping courses for a full refund.

20 General Information Assistance and Support Roby CISD is committed to ensuring to provide to all students with the necessary support students need to successfully complete their career and college courses. Proctored courses, Support centered scheduling, and Dedicated to continuing to improve and enhance program and offerings

21 General Information Admission and Retention Must meet criteria for the institution s dual credit courses, Pass all regular and dual credit courses with a minimum of a "C" average, Meet the requirements for successful promotion to the next grade or graduation, and Remain in good standing with Roby CISD (excessive absences, discipline issues, etc. are all grounds for dismissal for CCAP)

22 General Information Grade Point Average Dual credit courses will have a grade weight of 1.2. Example A student has a 70 in a dual credit course. The college grade at the end of the semester would be a C, however for high school credit the average would be multiplied by 1.2 multiplier for an ending high school grade of 84.