The Next Step - College Planning
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This document provides a checklist and guidance for high school juniors and seniors applying to college. It outlines important tasks like taking standardized tests, getting letters of recommendation, writing essays, and applying for financial aid. It also offers tips for finding the right school by researching criteria, seeking advice, visiting campuses, and considering factors like location, size, academic programs, extracurricular opportunities, and cost. Students are reminded to explore a range of college options, keep track of deadlines, and visit schools in person.
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The Next Step - College Planning
- 1. The Next Step Applying to and Choosing the Right School
- 2. Who are we?
- 4. Our presentation… Part I: A “checklist” of things you should be doing / must eventually do Part II: How to find the right school Part III: What I should consider when choosing a school
- 5. Part I A “checklist” of things you should be doing / must eventually do
- 6. Juniors Get to know your counselor AND teachers! For recommendation letters Volunteer and/or Work Hospitals, House of Amos, etc Leadership positions in extracurriculars Think about college essays and resumes Save in-class essays
- 7. Juniors In the summer: Consider summer programs/ internships Request college information Websites, counselors, or college friends Seek out scholarships Consider QuestBridge Visit colleges Source: McConnell Foundation
- 8. TESTS! SAT SAT IIs 2-3 required by most top-tier schools ACT AP Tests College credit Shows you challenged yourself in high school
- 9. Seniors Letters of Recommendation 1 or 2 teachers from different backgrounds Counselor’s Recommendation Additional Recommendation Letter Swim coach, eagle scouts leader, etc Give recommender 2-4 weeks notice Provide transcript, resume, envelopes, and stamps
- 10. Seniors Personal Essays Allows the school to see another aspect of you besides grades, test scores, etc VERY IMPORTANT Why do you want to apply to this school? Schools can tell when you know nothing about them Financial Aid Search for scholarships and apply CSS Profile and FAFSA for FINANCIAL AID
- 13. Seniors If you are waitlisted, contact admissions to reiterate your interest Request a final transcript to be sent to the college you will attend Enjoy your last semester! Have fun, but don’t forget about grades
- 14. Part II Source: Rice University How to find the right school
- 15. The Process List criteria Research List possible colleges Seek advice Narrow list Visit Apply Finalize
- 17. College fairs
- 18. Bookstores
- 22. College students
- 25. Reaches
- 26. Matches
- 28. Attend classes
- 33. Location Visit the campus Rural vs. suburban vs. urban Metropolitan life | Access to outdoors Climate Near vs. far Source: David Sun
- 34. Size Large university of 30,000 students vs. Small university of 3,000 vs. liberal arts college Amount of personal attention Faculty-student ratio Demographic of student body Source: UGA
- 36. Cost Costs between a private and public university Financial aid and assistance Merit-based scholarships Obligation of continual loans and academic scholarships
- 37. Remember… Name brand colleges will not guarantee success or happiness Investigate beyond a narrow band of highly selective colleges for more options Don’t need to pick a major to pick a college - likely to change VISIT COLLEGES!!! KEEP TRACK OF DEADLINES Don’t turn in your app on the last day
- 38. GOT QUESTIONS? Email us! thenextstepcollege@gmail.com
Editor's Notes
- PSAT: big scholarships if you do wellTake SAT 2s after your corresponding class. (Ie. Chemistry after AP chem) Remember, AP classes are really important. JUNIOR year is really important Counselors write recommendations.
- A lot of colleges have multiple essays (especially competitive ones)