Southern New Hampshire University High School Partnership

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Southern New Hampshire University High School Partnership

Making College Attendance Our Goal Making College Attendance a Reality for Everyone

Reasons Why Students May Think College is an Unreachable Goal Just Not Smart Enough! Not Interested in School! Don’t Understand the Application Process Don’t Have Enough Money The SAT's are Too Hard Do I Have What it Takes? My Parents Never Went, so Why Should I?

How are the Students Recommended? School Guidance Staff High School Teachers Mentors Friends Family Summerbridge / Webster House etc

What Does the Program Offer? Summer Academic Enrichment Program Tutoring / College Mentors Community Involvement Weekly Student Meetings Monthly Parents Meetings Meet Other Students from Other Schools

The Summer Program Sophomores Junior Achievement Juniors SAT - Preparation Program Juniors and Seniors Option of Taking an Introductory College Level Course

Community Involvement Volunteering- Red Cross, Lions Club, Soup Kitchen, Boys and Girls Club, Adopt A Block, Site of personal choice.

What Should Students Do? Attend School Everyday! Follow Partnership Schedule Attend Weekly Meetings Participate in Summer Program Get Involved with Community Service Work Less Than 20 Hours/Week! Communicate With Us!!!! Cell-phone, E-mail, Visit With Us!!!!

Expectations from the Parents Communicate with Partnership Staff Ask Child What is Happening Attend Monthly Parent Meeting

What Can Students Expect in Return? Junior Achievement/ SAT Prep / College Course / Career Exploration Develop Your Scholarship Resume High School / College Time Lines Assistance with Financial Aid / College Applications SNHU Scholarship - If Attending SNHU

Program Results 341 Students Have Completed the Program 89 Students are Currently Involved 99% of Students Have Graduated High School or Completed their GED 83% of Students Begin College in the First Year Well Over 15,771 Hours of Community Service Have Been Completed $38,767 in Scholarships Awarded for 2006-2007

Asst. Director, Int’l Admission Thank You For more information: Rick Groleau Asst. Director, Int’l Admission r.groleau@snhu.edu