1 / 31

Freshman-Sophomore Night

Freshman-Sophomore Night . Guidance Counselors Deanna Stephenson (A-G) x-235 Suzanne Hamar (H-N) x-266 Melodie Yarber (O-Z) x-246 Nancy Hutek x-241 (Department Head, Impact, Special Diploma) Emily Lippincott x-270 (Collegiate Academy) College & Career Counselor David Elkins x-244.

aquila
Download Presentation

Freshman-Sophomore Night

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript


  1. Freshman-Sophomore Night

  2. Guidance Counselors • Deanna Stephenson (A-G) x-235 • Suzanne Hamar (H-N) x-266 • MelodieYarber (O-Z) x-246 • Nancy Hutek x-241 (Department Head, Impact, Special Diploma) • Emily Lippincott x-270 (Collegiate Academy) • College & Career Counselor • David Elkins x-244

  3. Graduation Requirements • Available in lobby • Pg. 7 Sophomores • Pg. 8 Freshmen

  4. Sophomores Freshmen

  5. Graduation Requirements • One Online/Virtual Course • One “course”must be completed through online learning. • Contact your student’s guidance counselor for more info.

  6. What about Foreign Language? • Foreign language is not required for high school graduation. • 2 credits of the same foreign language are required for admission into four-year colleges and universities. • Bright Futures Scholarships: Both Florida Medallion and Florida Academic Scholars programs require 2 credits of the same foreign language.

  7. Making up Classes • Florida Virtual School • Offered through the internet for free. • 9-18 weeks per ½ credit. • Students sign up online at FLVS.net. • Credit Recovery • Offered after school in computer lab at AHS. • Completion time varies for each student. • Students sign up with guidance counselor. • Night School • Offered at various schools throughout the county from approximately 6-9 pm two days per week. • Three closest: Brandon, TBT, Plant City • Completion time varies for each student. • Students sign up with guidance counselor. REPORT CARDS Tuesday, February 11th

  8. Life After Armwood • Keep doors open • Good grades • Be nice to your teachers, administrators, counselors • Look at your PSAT scores • GET INVOLVED!!!!!!!!

  9. I don’t know what I want to do after high school. • Florida Choices Planner • FLChoices.org • Occupational Outlook Handbook • Bls.gov/ooh

  10. What Do Colleges Look For? Brag Sheet • Rigor of courses taken • Extracurricular activities • Class rank & GPA • Application essays • Recommendations HOW DO YOU STACK UP???

  11. What Do Colleges Look For?

  12. SAT and ACT? • Sign up term 2 of junior year • 11th and 12th on free/reduced lunch qualify for 2 fee waivers for SAT and 2 for ACT. • Also qualify for up to 8 college application fee waiver requests if given SAT & ACT waivers • Free Test Prep Materials • PSAT-My College Quickstart • Personalized test prep based on weaknesses

  13. Florida College System • 28 Public Community Colleges and State Colleges • The average cost of tuition is much lower in the Florida College System compared to private institutions and public universities.

  14. Independent Colleges & Universities of Florida • Adventist University of Health Sciences • Ave Maria University • Barry University • Beacon College • Bethune-Cookman University • Clearwater Christian College • Eckerd College • Edward Waters College • Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University • Everglades University • Flagler College Florida College • Florida Institute of Technology • Florida Memorial University • Florida Southern College • Hodges University • Jacksonville University • Keiser University • Lynn University • Nova Southeastern University • Palm Beach Atlantic University • Ringling College of Art and Design • Rollins College • Saint Leo University • Southeastern University • St. Thomas University • Stetson University • The University of Tampa • University of Miami • Warner University • Webber International University Private, not-for-profit & accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges & Schools (SACS).

  15. Which college to apply to? Cappex.com Bigfuture.org Petersons.com

  16. Career & Technical Schools • Erwin Technical Center • Aparacio-Levy Technical Center • Brewster Technical Center • Leary Technical Center • Tampa Bay Tech Adult School

  17. Military Opportunities

  18. Paying for College

  19. FREE Money • FAFSA – Free Application for Federal Student Aid • Determines if students qualify for federal grants, loans, and work study programs • Some colleges require the FAFSA to be considered for institutional aid • Fill out starting January 1st of senior year - FAFSA.ed.gov • Floridastudentfinancialaid.org • Apply for state scholarships and grants, including the Bright Futures scholarship program. • Application opens December 1st of senior year • Studentaid.ed.gov • Resources and information on financial aid.

  20. Scholarships • Fill out college applications early senior year. • Automatically considered for some scholarships. • Other scholarships will require that you apply for each one individually. • Beware of scams! • If you have to pay money to get money, it’s probably a scam.

  21. Paying for College

  22. Scholarship Search Sites • Fastweb.com • BigFuture.org • Finaid.org • Cappex.com • GoCollege.com • CollegeData.com • CollegeAnswer.com • CollegeScholarships.org

  23. Bright Futures Scholarships • FLVC.org • Check Bright Futures status online

  24. Florida Academic Scholars • 16 core classes • 3.5 recalculated GPA • 100 hours community service • 1290 SAT (Between Reading and Math sections only) or 29 ACT composite. • Currently pays $103 per credit hour at a 4-year university.

  25. Florida Medallion Scholar • 16 core classes • 3.0 recalculated GPA • 75 hours community service • 1170 SAT (Between Reading and Math sections only) or 26 ACT composite. • Currently pays $77 per credit hour at a 4-year university.

  26. Florida Gold Seal • 3.0 recalculated GPA • 3 credits in a vocational area • 3.5 GPA in vocational area • 16 core Classes • 30 hours community service • SAT (440 Reading, 440 Math) or ACT (17 English, 18 Reading, 19 Math) or PERT (104 Reading, 99 Writing, 113 Math) • Pays between $39-48 per credit hour • Only covers A.S, A.A.S, Applied Technology Diplomas, and Career Certificate Programs.

  27. College Athletics • Division 1 & 2 Athletes must register and qualify with NCAA Clearinghouse to compete in college. • EligibilityCenter.org • NAIA • Naia.org

  28. What’s Going on at Armwood? ARMWOOD_HS Grades, Messages, News School Website Texts & E-mails

  29. Questions?

More Related