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Carver College and Career Readiness

What are you planning to do after high school?

What are the exact requirements and courses needed to graduate from high school? High School Graduation Requirements [Regulation 3315-R] Also on pages 46-47 in College and Career Planner

What are the requirements to attend college after high school?

The primary admission factor is academic achievement: Primary Factors in Admission Decisions The primary admission factor is academic achievement: Grade point average (GPA) in core academic courses Rigor of course selection, and Best combination of ACT or SAT score.

Excellence in academic achievement/creative endeavors. Additional Factors in Admission Decisions Some Excellence in academic achievement/creative endeavors. Understanding of and respect for intellectual, social and cultural diversity. Commitment to citizenship through public service, community involvement, school activities, leadership and/or family.

What are the requirements to attend a technical program after high school?

100 Point Admissions System http://tulsatech.edu/Admissions/Pages/Default.aspx 100 Point Admissions System Career Cluster Interest Survey = 50 points. Visit the program of your interest from 3:00-4:00 on Thursdays = 20 points. Explore Test (taken in 8th grade) or the Plan Test (taken in 10 grade) = up to 30 points (15 from Math; 15 from Reading)

What are the requirements to join the military after high school?

17 years old with parental consent Military Enlistment Requirements 17 years old with parental consent 18 years old without parental consent High School diploma required (No GED!) Pass Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery No criminal history No one with asthma No one taking ADD meds (for 3 years)

You should keep a list of all of your school, community, and church activities including clubs, sports, honors, certificates, and leadership roles. Do you know why? On pages 18-19 of your College and Career Planner

So . . . If your list is sparse, what should you do beginning now? Get involved!

What do you know about the Six Year Plan of Study?

Then ask them questions!! Think about all of the adults at school. Pick someone that you think can talk to you about your future. Then ask them questions!!

College and Career Readiness Resources Go to Carver’s web page. Click on For Students. Or just click here: For Students