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The document provides information about an upcoming class schedule including announcements, colleges of the day, a major of the day (civil engineering), ACT math prep, and summer programs. It also lists upcoming deadlines to submit revised essays and community service hours documentation. Additional sections announce volunteer opportunities for Special Olympics bowling and tree planting. Information is given about an upcoming Spring C101 event and details about Southern Methodist University and Loyola University Maryland including admissions stats, popular majors, and rankings.
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The document provides information about an upcoming class schedule including announcements, colleges of the day, a major of the day on civil engineering, ACT math prep, and summer programs. It also includes details about revised essays due, community service hours documentation, upcoming volunteer opportunities at Special Olympics and for tree planting, and information about upcoming college visits to Southern Methodist University and Loyola University Maryland.
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- 3. Revised Essays Due Thursday Please make sure you turn in a revised essay to me by this Thursday. If you have not turned in a first essay draft, get that to me ASAP.
- 4. Community Service Hours I know a lot of you have done community service, but very few of you have turned in your community service logs to me…please do this as soon as possible. This semester, you will turn in your community service documentation forms as soon as they are filled out rather than wait until the end of the semester.
- 5. Special Olympics: Bowling Where: Showplace Lanes When: Saturday, February 2nd, 8:15 am-noon What: assist Special Olympic athletes with bowling Currently I have 5 more volunteer slots available
- 6. Tree Planting on President’s Day At Bohl’s Park February 18th Time to be announced!
- 7. Spring C101 Location: UT Austin Date: TBD, sometime in late March Reasons to go: Free food, campus tour, and a practice ACT! Yayy!!! (This event is mandatory if you didn’t attend Fall C101)
- 8. Southern Methodist University Dallas, TX Private university 6,221 undergrads 11:1 student to faculty ratio 89% retention 75% graduation w/in 6 yrs Tuition + fees: $41,750 85% of financial need met on average Average debt at graduation: $26,297
- 10. Southern Methodist University Average ACT scores: 26-31 Average SAT scores: 2000/2400 Pop Majors: business/marketing, social sciences, communications/journalis m, v&p arts, engineering A Best Western School #2 Most Accessible Professors #12 Lots of Greek Life #15 Happiest Students
- 11. Loyola University Maryland Baltimore, MD Private university 3,917 students 12:1 student to faculty 88% retention 84% graduate w/in 6 yrs Tuition + fees: $42,430 100% of financial need met on average Average debt on graduation: $31,655
- 13. Loyola University Maryland Average ACT scores: 24-29 Pop majors: business, communications, social studies, psychology, Englis h A Best Northeastern School #3 Best College Dorms #7 Best Athletic Facilities #16 Election? What Election?
- 14. Major of the Day: Civil Engineering What it is: Civil engineers are responsible for designing bridges, highways, dams, r ecycling plants, etc. Good if you like: Science and math Need to know: Engineering is a rigorous field and it can sometimes take 5 years to finish your bachelor’s degree.
- 15. Major of the Day: Civil Engineering Top Programs in Texas: UT, Texas A&M, Rice Other Good Programs: Texas Tech, Southern Methodist, Baylor, UT El Paso Classes you might take: Steel Bridge Design, Urban Transportation Planning, Renewable Energy/ Environmental Sustainability