(Insert HS Name) Interpreting PLAN results

Please follow along using your child’s PLAN score report

Slide 4 PLAN shows your strengths and weaknesses in English, mathematics, reading, and science. PLAN lets you know if you’re on target for college. PLAN helps you find careers that match your interests. PLAN helps you prepare for the ACT. Why Take PLAN?

Slide 5 Using Your PLAN Results Student Guide to PLAN

Slide 6 What is the Student Score Report? This individualized report details scores received on the assessment and the career plans and needs indicated by the student. What does the Student Score Report provide? ➡ Suggestions for improving student academic skills ➡ Careers that match student interests ➡ Indicators of college readiness Student Score Report

Slide 7 PLAN Score Report Side 1

Slide 8 Student/School Information

Your Scores

Slide 10 Your Scores

Slide 11 Your Scores

Slide 12 Your Scores

College Readiness

Slide 14 College Readiness

Your Estimated ACT Composite Score Range and your educational plans

Slide 16 Your Estimated ACT ® Composite Score Range

Admissions Standards

Slide 18 Admissions Standards

2013 Freshman Fall Class Profiles UniversitiesFSUUCFUFUSF % of applicants accepted 55%45%41%43% Middle Range GPA 3.8 – – – – 4.3 Middle Range SAT M R W M R W M R W M R W Middle Range ACT w/ Writing Comp Writg

Your Career Possibilities

Slide 21 Your Career Possibilities

Slide 22 Your Career Possibilities

Profile for Success

Slide 24 Profile for Success

Slide 25 PLAN Score Report Side 2

Slide 26 Review Their Answers

PLAN Score Report Side 2

Slide 28 Their Skills

Slide 29

Slide 30 Now that you have reviewed the PLAN scores you know much more about your child’s: Skills Readiness for College Career Interests When using the PLAN Score Report, ask yourself some questions: Is your child on target for college? What skills does he/she need to improve to be ready for college? Is your child taking a rigorous core curriculum? What careers interest your child? So what should be your child’s plan?

Slide 31 ✓ Set a regular time and place to study each day and throughout the week. ✓ Keep a daily “to do” list. ✓ Set goals for yourself. ✓ Do your reading assignments before the material is discussed in class. ✓ Pay close attention and take good notes in class. ✓ Prepare for tests during your regular study times instead of cramming at the last minute. Study Skills Checklist for Students

Slide 32 Take challenging college prep courses in high school. Explore the many career options available and think about how your career choices will affect your future. Set career goals and develop an educational plan to achieve them. Keys to Good Educational and Career Planning

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