why do students participate? experience different ideas and potential majors (careers) save time and...

Why do students participate?

Experience different ideas and potential majors (Careers)

Save Time and Money

Get a head start on college courses

Post Secondary Education Option*PSEOP*

Local Institutions

OSU -Main, Marion, Delaware

Marion Technical College

Columbus State

Franklin University

Post Secondary Education Option*PSEOP*

Purpose

The purpose of the program is to promote rigorous academic pursuits and to provide a wider variety

of options to high school students.

Post Secondary Education Option*PSEOP*

Option A*

College credit only

Does not affect high school credit or GPA.

*Student pays all costs.

Post Secondary Education Option*PSEOP*

Option B*

College credit & High School credit

Affects High School GPA

*Pays for tuition, books, materials, and fees.

Post Secondary Education Option*PSEOP*

Requirements

• Students must notify the school by March 30th if interested in participating.

• You must meet with a school counselor and sign a statement stating that you are aware of your responsibilities regarding the program. • Please sign forms in packet and leave it with us this

evening.

• Student must meet the requirements of the postsecondary institution.

• Under Option B - The number of classes you may take are determined by the number of class periods at the high school and whether the postsecondary school is on quarters or semesters. Most are on semesters.

Ex. 2 semester hours = .4 credit3 semester hours = .6 credit5 semester hours = 1 credit

Post Secondary Education Option*PSEOP*

Deciding to Participate

Future Plans

High School Graduation

Scheduling

College-level work

Transportation

Extracurricular Activities

Things to Consider:

You will meet a variety of students on campus Fast pace of college courses and offered different formats (hybrid, On-line, less structure Meet only two or three days per week (off days) Colleges cannot “guarantee” entrance into courses. Increased freedom = increased responsibility

Program Advantages

• Opportunities

• Experiences

• Challenge

• Use of college counseling services

• Get 2 for 1 credit

Your Academic Record

Credits may be applied to college degree or transferred. What is a TAG? (http://regents.ohio.gov/transfer/tags/index.php

Still eligible for “FRESHMAN” scholarships Record on HS and College Transcripts May assist you in meeting Admission

Requirements in selective programs

Program Risk

• Increased learning responsibilities

• Financial responsibility

• Reduced time for high school activities

• Grades can affect GPA

• Loss of time due to travel

• No guarantee of course availability

• Social discomfort

ATHLETIC ELIGIBILITYATHLETIC ELIGIBILITY

It is the student’s responsibility to be sure that all requirements are met.

Passing 5 creditsHave at least a 1.75 GPA

Number of courses scheduled each semester* Example *

Semester System3 credit Semester class = .6.6 x 2 = 1.2 Carnegie Units

Possible Cost

Student/Parent will be responsible for paying any cost related to a failed course or withdrawal after the institution’s withdrawal deadline.

COURSESWho should apply?

• Students must have a high school “B” average to take a PSEOP course in the same area.

Columbus StateWho should apply?

• 3.0 GPA

• One of the follow:

ACT - Composite of 22

PLAN - Composite of 20

SAT – 430+ on Writing, 450+ on Critical Reading, 520+ on Math

PSAT - 50+ on Verbal, Math, & Writing

• Passed OGT Test

• Completed required high school graduation requirements in the area of study.

No Application FeeNo Application Fee

Marion Technical CollegeAdmission Requirements

Apply for Admission with Application Fee of $20

Sign and submit PSEO Participation Form to Counseling Office

Must meet GPA requirementMust participate in COMPASS

college placement testing

Admission Requirements for OSUM

Apply for Admission and $60 application fee

College Prep Curriculum 3.5 on a 4.0 scale Standardized test score ACT of 26 or SAT of

1180 Top 15% of HS class May 1 Deadline

Higher Education at HayesFall Semester 2013

Psychology Series 2 sem. college credits

PS 1000 Skills for Success (Begins early September)

PS 1010 Career Planning for the 21st Century (Begins late October)

Courses meet only two days per week during last period 1st semester only.

Higher Education at HayesFall Semester 2011

MTC 2-period block – 12 Semester Hours TotalPsychologySociologyDealing with DiversityOral Communications

Courses meet periods 2 and 3• Monday/Wednesday

• Tuesday/Thursday

• Friday off – students may leave building with parent permission note or use as a study hall

What Courses are available?

Most entry level courses, with some exceptions.

Everything from criminal justice to sociology.

What courses will help you meet your goals?

Discuss your options with a college representative

How do you know the time of day classes are offered?

The College schedule of classes usually posted on line

Check on-line at the college’s web site

What Should you do next?

Talk things over with your parentsDecide why you would be a good candidate for PSEO. Be

sure you are meeting the requirements by doing the best you can in your high school courses.

Talk with your School Counselor and be sure to complete the appropriate forms by March 30.

Apply for PSEO admission by the college deadline and take/attend required tests/meetings.

Research courses that fit your education goalPay attention and follow the colleges steps to complete

course enrollment.

What Should you do next?

Sign form that you have attended this meeting which meets the required counseling requirement.

Return the participation form no later than March 1st.

This presentation, forms, and links will be available on the Hayes Guidance website.