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Counselors will meet individually with each senior in the first nine weeks Seniors that are at risk will have follow up with administrators Announcements and email will remind students about college apps, scholarships, transcripts, and test taking opportunities Students should check email daily for updates on events, opportunities, and procedures

A-D: MR. STEIMEL, MRS. BROOKS, MR. CLARK Lisa Covington, Nancy Haley (SIDE B) E-K: MR. TAYLOR, MRS. ANDERSON, MS. ALLEN Doris Ellington, Tony Knight (WCC) L-Ro: MR. RUSSEL, MS. SCHWERING, MRS. WILLIAMS Sarah Dalstrom, Anitra Tyler (SIDE A) Ru-Z: MR. RUSUNUGUKO, MRS. WASHBURN, MRS. LONG Christine Drummund, Marcella Jackson (FA)

Take a career interest inventory Many can be found online- Indiana Career Explorer Research Careers that match your interests HOT 50 Jobs Apprenticeship Programs Search the web: careerbuilder.com, indeed.com Create a Resume FINISH STRONG Attendance, grades, discipline

Contact your local recruiter Choose a branch (Army, Navy, Air force, Marines, National Guard, Cost Guard) Take the ASVAB and Physical Fitness Test This test will help with career placement and aptitude Enlist Or choose a college or university to attend prior to enlisting

Technical Schools (i.e. Indiana Tech, IBC, Kaplan, Harrison) 2 year Associate Degree Programs (i.e. Ivy Tech, Vincennes University) 4 year Bachelor s Degree Programs (IU, Purdue, Indiana State, Ball State) Students and parents should research best fit for career interest and academic requirements of each institution. http://www.in.gov/collegegoweek/2471.htm

Determine best fit colleges/universities Contact Admissions Offices with questions Complete on-line application Request a transcript at www.parchment.com See handout and YouTube videos Always request SAT/ACT scores to be sent to schools from testing center Letters of Recommendation All priority applications submitted/mailed by Halloween (October 31, 2014)

Not needed for 2 year schools such as Ivy Tech and Vincennes SAT/ACT should be taken at end of Junior year, and beginning of Senior year. Always take writing portion of exam New Security measures: photo required Register online @: www.collegeboard.com www.actstudent.org Sign up for wavier workshops with counselor or in CSC.

Test Date: Register By: SAT October 11,2014 September 12, 2014 SAT November 8,2014 October 9, 2014 SAT December 6, 2014 November 6, 2014 ACT September 13, 2014 August 8, 2014 ACT October 25, 2014 September 19, 2014 ACT December 13, 2014 November 7, 2014

Institution Freshman GPA Avg ACT Avg SAT Anderson University 3.39 22-26 CR-460-570 (Avg = 515) Math- 480-590 (Avg = 520) Ball State University 3.33 20-24 CR-480-580 (Avg = 530) Math- 480-580 (Avg = 530) Butler University 3.78 25-30 CR-530-620 (Avg = 575) Math- 540-640 (Avg = 590) DePauw University 3.56 24-29 CR-530-640 (Avg = 585) Math- 550-670 (Avg = 610) Earlham College 3.5 24-29 Avg = 26 CR-530-690 (Avg = 610) Math- 520-630 (Avg = 580) Franklin College 3.4 18-23 Avg = 21 CR-420-520 (Avg = 470) Math- 460-570 (Avg = 515) Goshen College 3.58 21-29 Avg = 25 CR-470-640 (Avg = 549) Math- 490-630 (Avg = 561) Hanover College 3.64 22-28 Avg = 25 CR-510-610 (Avg = 558) Math- 500-600 (Avg = 559) Huntington University 3.45 20-26 Avg = 23 CR-440-570 (Avg = 517) Math- 460-590 (Avg = 528) Indiana State University 3.04 17-22 CR-400-510 (Avg = 455) Math- 410-520 (Avg = 465) Indiana Institute of Technology 2.83 17-22 Avg = 19 CR-380-510 (Avg = 445) Math- 413-530 (Avg = 474) Indiana University-Bloomington 3.63 24-29 CR-510-630 (Avg = 575) Math- 540-650 (Avg = 595) Indiana Wesleyan University 3.55 21-27 Avg = 24 CR-470-590 (Avg = 532) Math- 470-590 (Avg = 529) IPFW 3.01 19-25 Avg = 22 CR-430-530 (Avg = 481) Math- 430-550 (Avg = 494) IUPUI 3.26 19-25 CR-430-550 (Avg = 480) Math- 450-560 (Avg = 494) Ivy Tech Community College N/A N/A N/A Manchester College 3.28 19-25 Avg = 22 CR-430-550 (Avg = 480) Math- 450-570 (Avg = 484) Marian University 3.24 19-23 CR-450-540 (Avg = 490) Math- 450-560 (Avg = 555) Martin University N/A N/A N/A Purdue University 3.6 24-30 CR-490-610 (Avg = 535) Math- 550-690 (Avg = 610) Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 3.89 27-32 Avg = 29 CR-570-670 (Avg = 617) Math- 630-740 (Avg = 682) Saint Joseph's College 3.12 18-26 Avg = 22 CR-410-540 (Avg = 487) Math- 430-550 (Avg = 495) Saint Mary's College 3.67 23-28 Avg = 25 CR-480-600 (Avg = 546) Math- 500-600 (Avg = 547) Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College 3.2 17-25 Avg = 22 CR-420-560 (Avg = 485) Math- 420-530 (Avg = 474) Taylor University 3.57 23-30 Avg = 26 CR-490-630 (Avg = 565) Math- 490-650 (Avg = 567) Trine University 3.41 22-27 Avg = 24 CR-450-570 (Avg = 519) Math- 500-620 (Avg = 562) University of Evansville 3.74 23-28 Avg = 26 CR-510-610 (Avg = 567) Math- 520-620 (Avg = 573) University of Indianapolis 3.36 19-25 CR-440-550 (Avg = 486) Math- 450-570 (Avg = 502) University of Notre Dame approx 3.94 32-34 CR-660-750 (Avg = 700) Math- 680-770 (Avg = 725) University of Saint Francis 3.16 19-23 Avg = 21 CR-440-540 (Avg = 489) Math- 440-550 (Avg = 495) University of Southern Indiana 3.08 18-24 Avg = 20 CR-440-540 (Avg = 482) Math- 440-543 (Avg = 482) Valparaiso University 3.52 23-29 Avg = 26 CR-490-600 (Avg = 549) Math- 510-620 (Avg = 566) Vincennes University N/A N/A N/A Wabash College 3.58 23-28 Avg = 26 CR-510-615 (Avg = 560) Math- 540-660 (Avg = 598)

Announcements and updated scholarship listings from CSC via email (students and parents). Please make sure to check requirements Research scholarships online FAFSA www.fafsa.ed.gov Get your pin # and explore now DO NOT pay for FAFSA filing Financial Aid Meetings in January and February Deadline March 10th

8 English Credits 6 Math credits (Alg 1, Alg II, Geometry) 6 Science credits 6 Social Studies credits (Geog/World Hist, US History, Government, Economics) 2 Physical Education credits 1 Health Credit Elective Credits to total 42 credits ** Additional Requirements for Academic and Technical Honors Diplomas.**

Students must pass both the Algebra I and English 10 ECA in order to graduate USA Test Prep- work from home Alternative method: Waiver C or better in CORE 40 classes C average in required credits 95% attendance rate over 4 years Attend remediation opportunities Attempt ECA tests once each year Written teacher verification of proficiencies or work readiness verification PLEASE NOTE, NO ONE IS GUARANTEED A WAIVER!!

21 st Century Scholars (2.5 GPA) Update address, phone, email Schedule affirmation meeting IU Groups Mentoring Program with Summer Session 2.5 or better GPA, 2 years of World Language, 4 years of math including Adv. Modeling IVY Tech ASAP 1 year accelerated Associates Degree Program UIndy Bridge Scholars Campus Visit 9/24/2014 Shadow Day 2/9/2015

Student and Parent Portal Email and phone messages Learn More Indiana www.learnmoreindiana.org www.warren.k12.in.us Big Future www.bigfuture.collegeboard.org FAFSA fafsa.ed.gov