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Going-to-College Map This 1-Page map summarizes the steps and tasks you need to get into college. It leads you through the college planning process with reference links to on-site information for help. It's a great map to add to your files for quick reference. The map references our site at: www.SayCampusLife.com File Type: pdf
College Planning Checklist If you are planning to go to college as a high school graduate, there are certain steps you need to take in order to get into the college of your choice. These steps have deadlines. The College Planning Checklist summarizes these steps as follows: college prep: (completed in the junior HS year) complete an analysis of what you want from a college education. Review fields of study, see what is hot in job prospects, and complete a self-analysis on your tempermant for the career. college search: (completed in the junior/senior HS year) search for college and/or vocational school programs college admission: (completed in the senior HS year) get your application (with essays and recommendations) submitted to your selected colleges college financing: (completed in the senior HS year) submit information for college financial aid and scholarships college move: (after HS graduation) get yourself ready to move to college The checklist references our site at: www.SayCampusLife.com File Type: pdf
College Search Forms Colleges, or higher education institutions are segmented into 5 categories. Use this search form to gather information from institutions that you search: Community / Junior Colleges: a small college offering 2-year Associate degrees. Many students attend local community colleges with the intent to transfer to a larger institution to further their education. Colleges: generally smaller in size. They offer 4-year degree programs (BA and BS) andmany 2-year Associate degrees. Universities: larger institutions with specialized degrees in business, engineering, pre-med,etc. They offer 2-year, 4-year, and many graduate and professional degrees. Vocational / Career Schools: specialized schools of training for specialized trade jobs suchas mechanics, computer technicians, medical assistants, etc. Programs may vary requiringonly a few weeks to complete while others may require a year or more. Upon completion, graduates will receive a license, certificate or an Associate Degree. The checklist references our site at: www.SayCampusLife.com File Type: pdf
Track College Stats You will be gathering a lot of information regarding your college planning steps. Use our worksheet forms to assemble your information in an orderly way for easy reference. Forms include: career planning worksheet college comparison worksheet college institution name and address college entrance requirements and financial aid worksheets The stats worksheet references our site at: www.SayCampusLife.com File Type: pdf
College Cost Comparison Worksheet One of the key parameters that distinquishes one college from another is their cost of education. Some schools offer a better education for the cost depending on what you want to achieve. The College Cost Comparison worksheet allows you to compare side-by-side each college in relation to their costs for tuition, room and board, fees, etc. Additionally, you can compare side-by-side the financial awards offered and run a gap analysis among the schools to determine best overall deal. The cost comparison worksheet references our site at: www.SayCampusLife.com File Type: excel worksheet