The document provides an overview of a lesson for 9th grade students on applying to college. It discusses why education and college are important, what colleges look for in applicants, and guides students through activities to research colleges and develop a success action plan. The agenda outlines framing the lesson, discussing the importance of education, what leads to success, the application process timeline and requirements, researching college profiles, and creating a success plan.
Use this PowerPoint as you complete the activity on applying to college. In this PowerPoint you will find links to real student stories of attending college after high school in Washington, DC!
These slides were shown as part of a workshop delivered at the Independent Education Union Victoria Tasmania in July 2013. They are designed specifically for the education sector in Victoria.
Use this PowerPoint as you complete the activity on applying to college. In this PowerPoint you will find links to real student stories of attending college after high school in Washington, DC!
These slides were shown as part of a workshop delivered at the Independent Education Union Victoria Tasmania in July 2013. They are designed specifically for the education sector in Victoria.
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1. Clair Briggs, Claremont McKenna College '10 Lincoln Campbell, University of Minnesota '09 Greg Dohmann, University of Maryland '08 Holly McGarvie, Princeton University '09 Carolyn Rippe, Dartmouth College '10 Applying to College: a ninth grade perspective
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19. SUCCESS ACTION PLAN! Activity 5 My Plan of Action (What concrete actions will you take to make sure that you have all of these things by the time you are a senior?) What do college look for? (What are the main qualities colleges look for in an applicant?)
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