Center for Student Opportunity's PowerPoint Presentation entitled "Getting on the College Track" was created to outline how college can have a positive effect on the futures of first generation, under-resourced youth. The presentation also encourages students to take advantage of various programs and opportunities that serve and support their college aspirations.

1. Get on the College Track: Some Helpful Ideas for Understanding the College Process www.csopportunity.org

3. Some general statistics: Why Go To College?

4. Examples of Jobs in Which a College Education May Be Recommended or Required Two-Year College (Associate's Degree) Automotive Mechanic Cardiovascular Technician Commercial Artist Computer Technician Dental Hygienist Engineering Technician Graphic Designer Hotel or Restaurant Manager Medical Laboratory Technician Medical Record Technician Insurance Agent Registered Nurse Surgical Technologist Surveyor Visual Artist Treatment Plant Operator Four-Year College (Bachelor's Degree) Accountant Computer Systems Analyst Dietitian Engineer FBI Agent Investment Banker Journalist Medical Illustrator Pharmacist Public Relations Specialist Recreational Therapist Research Assistant Social Worker Teacher Writer More Than Four Years of College Architect Biologist Chiropractor Dentist Diplomat Doctor Economist Geologist Lawyer Librarian Psychologist Public Policy Analyst Scientist Sociologist University Professor Veterinarian Zoologist

10. Who we are and how we can help?

11. Vision Statement "To increase economic opportunity and social mobility among first-generation and other historically underserved students through the promotion and expansion of college programs that serve them. As a leader and expert in college access and success for first-generation and other historically underserved students, Center for Student Opportunity will bridge the divide between leading institutions of higher education and those that most need college guidance, preparation and admissions assistance." -Center for Student Opportunity

12. http:// www.csocollegecenter.org /

17. Now You’re Ready… Sign up with CSO at: http://www.csocollegecenter.org/connectnow.aspx It’s FREE and we are here to help! Good Luck!