Senior - START!!!

You’ve graduated!!! Congratulations!!!At 24 credits…

World 5-Future After HS

World 1-Graduation World 2-ACT/SAT

World 3- Deadlines

World 4-Scholarships

World 6-Build Resume

World 7-ServiceWorld 8-Graduation Prep

2 or 4 year college Military Job

Stay on track Stay organized in your class

Sign up online Mr. Durling has waivers for free/reduced

Research scholarships Fill out FAFSA

Practice interviews Recommendation letters

Pick up caps and gowns Order announcements, plan to walk Track Hours

75/100 hours for Bright Futures

College Admission Bright Futures Financial Aid

Class of 2018 at a glance

Things you should have completed by the end of the school year…

1. Graduation Status 1. Stay on track 2. Be organized

2. Take Standardized Tests 1. ACT 2. SAT/SAT Subject

3. Keep Track of Deadlines 1. College admission 2. Bright Futures 3. Financial Aid

4. FAFSA 4. Community Service

1. At least 75/100 hours 5. Think About Future After High

School 1. 2 or 4 year college 2. Military 3. Job

6. Build Resume 7. Practice Interviewing 8. Recommendation letters

What can your college and career coach help you with?

✴ Sign up to take the PSAT/SAT/ACT/ASVAB ✴ Give you waiver for SAT/ACT ✴ Find community service opportunities ✴ The college application process ✴ Visit colleges ✴ Get information on trade schools ✴ Visit trade schools ✴ Requirements of being a college student-

athlete ✴ Sign up for scholarships ✴ Sign up for Financial Aid ✴ Set up meetings with military service

personnel ✴ Set up meetings with non-college career

representatives

To graduate, you need 24 Credits total: 4.0 English

4.0 Math (1.0 Algebra and 1.0 Geometry) 3.0 Science (1.0 Biology)

1.0 World History 1.0 American History

0.5 American Government 0.5 Economics

1.0 Performing/Fine Arts 1.0 Physical Education Requirement (HOPE)

8.0 Electives

2.0 Unweighted GPA Pass 10th grade ELA Pass Algebra 1 EOC

Geometry EOC as 30% of Course Credit Biology EOC as 30% of Course Credit

US History EOC as 30% of Course Credit

***One class (semester or year long) must be taken online