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11/01/20120Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| STEP Conference Priscilla Ayala Admission Counselor for Diversity Outreach and Recruitment Missouri State University

11/01/20121Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Why college?

11/01/20122Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Why college? The job you want might require it You can earn more money with a college degree To wake up every day to a job you love “Find Your Passion Find Your Place” Achieve skills and training for the job you want New experience and new friendships Why would you want to go to college?

11/01/20123Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Understanding College Terms

11/01/20124Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| College Terms Credit Hour/s units Financial Aid FAFSA Free Application for Federal Student Aid EFC Expected Family Contribution Gen. Ed. Lab/Lecture Course Waiver Degree Terms: Associate, Bachelor, Masters, Doctorate Core Curriculum Rigor

11/01/20125Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| What do I need to know about college?

11/01/20126Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Different types of College 2 year colleges Good transition from high school A+ Program Examples: OTC and Crowder 4 year colleges Public vs. Private Examples: Missouri State, Drury, Mizzou

11/01/20127Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| “Right Fitting” YOU

11/01/20128Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| “Right Fitting” YOU RESEARCH Make a list of your interests, needs and wants for college Find the College that best fits you! Public or private? In state or Out of State Large, Medium or small Rural, Urban, Suburban What do you need to address your cultural needs? What do you value the most? (Being close to your hometown, family, wanting to live far away, wanting to live just a few hours away?) What educational opportunities do you want? (study away, service learning…etc..)

11/01/20129Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Fun Facts!!! -Public affairs mission -4 branch campuses -West Plains -Mountain Grove -Dalian, China -Largest internship and service learning in state -Over 20, 000 students -Affordable!!! -Believe in upholding our diversity inclusive excellence model -Missouri State competes in NCAA Division I athletics. Missouri State University !!

11/01/201210Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Missouri State.edu/admissions/espanol

11/01/201211Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| How much does college cost?

11/01/201212Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| What do you pay for in college? -Classes/Tuition -Living on campus -Books -Student fees -Things to think about in regards to college: -Private vs. public -Out of state vs. In- state - fee waivers How much does college cost?

11/01/201213Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Missouri State University Student Fees

11/01/201214Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| How can I afford college?

11/01/201215Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| How can I afford college?? -Have a plan! -Don’t be average… -Grades -ACT or SAT scores -Involvement in your school or community Seek Financial Assistance Scholarships Private, state, university Be aware of deadline Loans Saving money now Did you know? Most students get help paying for college.. 75% of students at MSU get financial aid

11/01/201216Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Missouri State Scholarships

11/01/201217Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Financial Aid FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) Grants Work Study Loans Subsidized v. Unsubsidized

11/01/201218Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| When should I start preparing for college?

11/01/201219Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| When to start preparing for college? NOW!! Colleges start looking at your grades your 9 th grade year. For admission to the college For scholarships

11/01/201220Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| How do I prepare?

11/01/201221Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| How do I prepare? GPA/Class Rank - Keep your grades up early on…Don’t Test Score (ACT/SAT) Take the “college prep” curriculum in high school = CORE Involvement DEADLINES Applications

11/01/201222Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Dual Credit Getting college credit while in high school Benefits: Getting a head start in your career Opportunity to understand how college class will be like Possibility of being on a college campus

11/01/201223Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Advanced Placement What is advanced placement? How to prep for advanced placement exams

11/01/201224Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| ACT/SAT Take it early: the earlier the better 10 th or 11th STUDY and PRACTICE Talk to your counselor about ACT prep classes Actstudent.org  Check and see what score you need to strive on your ACT for admission at your college of choice

11/01/201225Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Campus Visit Desk: at Missouri State University You may visit or call (417) or Go visit college campuses early!!

11/01/201226Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Applying for Admission

11/01/201227Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Applying for Admission When to apply? You can start applying as early as you finish your junior year! Why apply early? Priority in opportunities such as: Housing Scholarships Registration for classes

11/01/201228Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Requirements for Admission -What do you need to submit for admission? High school transcripts * ACT/SAT test scores * Application fee * Essay Letters of recommendation

11/01/201229Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Admission Requirements Each school varies, so check with your choice of college to verify requirements Missouri State Top 3 requirements: Top 25 % of class 3.5/4.0 GPA ACT 24 or higher Sliding scale

11/01/201230Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Letters of Recommendation - No family. - Give teachers/counselors 2-3 weeks notice. - Make sure they know the deadline. - Ask if they’d like additional information. - Let them know if you need more than one. - Don’t forget to thank them.

11/01/201231Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Checklists

11/01/201232Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| What did you learn? Be sure to know what classes you need to graduate and to meet CORE Take ACT early and PRACTICE Make your list so you can start research for college Visit college campuses as early as possible Be well aware of admission requirements for your choice of colleges Become familiar with Scholarships and Financial Aid. Include someone you trust in your research process (mentor, parent, high school counselor etc…) If you can take advanced classes take them

11/01/201233Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Words of Wisdom

11/01/201234Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Priscilla’s Words of Wisdom Get to know your high school counselor Visit with Admission Counselors that come to your school. Attend college fairs. Narrow down choices to top 3-5 colleges.

11/01/201235Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Priscilla’s Words of Wisdom Apply for admission EARLY! Have all applications out by the end of October. Be actively engaged in the college search process. Don’t chose a college solely based on where your friends are going. Begin discussions on the costs of college / budgeting with someone you trust

11/01/201236Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Advice for Students Learn to manage your time. Learn to save and budget money. Build your study habits now. Challenge yourself in your classes Ask the questions students don’t think to ask. Have fun in high school, but your junior year will be critical to get ready for college Develop strong listening and note-taking skills

11/01/201237Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Questions?

11/01/201238Missouri State University - Office of Admissions|| Thanks For Coming! Priscilla Ayala Missouri State University