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Applying to Common Application Schools

Step 1. Find out if the school to which you intend to

apply is a Common App School. You can find out via

the College website, or by checking

this link

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Step 3 – You will need a letter of recommendation from your counselor and possibly from 1 or more teachers. To give your recommender(s) enough time to write your letter, find out exactly how many letters you need (via the Common App…as you add schools to your list), speak with your potential recommenders in PERSON, and then skip to the education section on the “Common App” tab (because you need to fill that section out prior to your recommenders filling out their section) and select “Education”:

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Step 4 – Choose NPHS from the school finder, select it, and click

“continue” (if you attended multiple high schools, you will still

use NPHS as your “most recent” or “current” school):

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Step 5 – For “Date of Entry,” if you always attended NPHS, use

August 2012 (if you attended other schools, you will fill out an

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Step 6 – Choose your counselor from the list. You do not need

middle initial. Job title is counselor, and the phone number is

805-498-3676 (no extension).

Tina Choi (A-C)

[email protected]

Tina Coleman (D-He)

[email protected]

Addison Ott (Hi-Mc)

[email protected] Jose Ireta (Me-R)

[email protected]

Rik Napora (S-Z)

[email protected]

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Step 7 – For the “Grades” section, NPHS does NOT rank (choose “None”),

and our graduating class size is 630 . For cumulative GPA, use your

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Step 8 – For the “Current Courses” section, keep in mind that you need

to list your TOTAL courses. For example, Government is one course, and

Econ is another course. English 12 is one course. Most seniors who are

taking a class all six periods will have seven courses. Our institution uses

“Semester.”

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Step 9 – Make sure you list the exact title of your courses (as indicated on

your schedule/Zangle), that you indicate the level(s), and that you

indicate FIRST or SECOND semester. Because we are a block with rotators,

use the chart below to help you figure out which one you should select!

Rotator FULL YEAR = Full Year Rotator Fall ONLY = 1st Semester

Rotator Spring ONLY = 2nd Semester

Block class BOTH QUARTERS = Full Year Block 1st Quarter ONLY = 1st Semester

Block 2nd Quarter ONLY = 2nd Semester

Block 3rd Quarter ONLY = 1st Semester

Block 4th Quarter ONLY = 2nd Semester

Year-long FULL YEAR = Full Year Year-long Fall ONLY = 1st Semester

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Step 11 – If you have not done so already, add at least one college to your

“My Colleges” section:

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Step 12 – As you add colleges, you will notice that campus-specific

requirements are listed. PAY ATTENTION TO THEM!

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Step 13 –You will need to read the FERPA Release Authorization thoroughly. Pay particular attention to the “Counselor” and the “Teacher” sections. For a letter of rec., and for NPHS to release any transcript information, you MUST use

electronically sign the FERPA via the Common App and then MATCH NAVIANCE to your Common App account.

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Of utmost importance…you will have the opportunity to either “waive” or “not waive” your rights. It is strongly suggested that you waive your rights. Although it might sound as if you are giving something up, the reason it is “strongly

suggested” that you waive your rights is:

1. It is commonly assumed that your references will be more candid in their statements about you if they know the recommendation will be kept

confidential.

2. If you are not admitted to a given institution, you have no legal right to see the recommendations anyway, unless you are a currently or previously enrolled student at that university

3. If you have chosen your references carefully, there is little need to see the recommendation once you are admitted.

4. Potential recommenders can choose to refuse to write you a recommendation unless you waive your rights.

YOUR COUNSELOR AND/OR TEACHER(S) WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SEND YOUR LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION/TRANSCRIPT/ANYTHING ABOUT YOU

ANYWHERE UNTIL YOU COMPLETE THE FERPA SECTION IN THE COMMON APP AND MATCH IT TO NAVIANCE.

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If you did it correctly, you will have a green check mark next to the FERPA Release Authorization.

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Step 17 – Now, on to Naviance! If you have never registered for Naviance, do

THIS. If you forgot your log in information, email your counselor ASAP and have it reset. After you are able to log in, follow THIS…then you will be all set!

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