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PREPARING FOR

HIGHER EDUCATION

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© Take Charge Today – August 2013 – Preparing for Higher Education – Slide 2

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Remediation

Remediation

– sequences of increasingly advanced courses

designed to bring academically unprepared students to the

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Remediation Classes

They do not

count toward

your minimum

degree or

certificate

credits

It may take

you longer to

finish school

It may add to

the total cost

of your

education

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Academic Advisors

Meet Imani, your new advisee:

About to graduate from high school

Wants to attend higher education to

become a lawyer but is not sure if she is

ready

Has little saved to pay for higher

education

YOUR MISSION:

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Imani’s Academics

Class

Freshman

Grades

Sophomore

Grades

Junior

Grades

English

A

A

B+

Math

C

B-

B

Social Studies

A

A

A-Science

B+

B

C

“I’m a pretty good student, a school

leader, and I passed all of the state high

school exams. I won’t have a problem

getting into a college program.”

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Imani’s Potential

Need for Remediation

Class

Freshman

Grades

Sophomore

Grades

Junior

Grades

English

A

A

B+

Math

C

B-

B

Social Studies

A

A

A-Science

B+

B

C

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GET INTO THE RIGHT

HABITS

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Tip: Demonstrate Discipline

Identify and remove

all possible

distractions to focus

on your main purpose

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Self-monitoring

Complete your work on-time

Know where to go when you need assistance

Develop skills to be successful in higher education

and seek out new strategies

Note taking

Study

Time management

You are responsible for

your present self and

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Imani’s Academic Weaknesses

Study Issue

Note Taking

Issue

Both

“I get lost in science and the book is hard

to understand.”

Possible Solutions:

Read out loud; read twice

Prewrite

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Imani’s Academic Weaknesses

“I get distracted when teachers lecture.”

Possible Solutions:

Improve listening skills

Go to class prepared

Study Issue

Note Taking

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Imani’s Academic Weaknesses

“I take some notes in class but they miss

details that seem to be on the tests.”

Possible Solutions:

Preview lecture materials the night before

Try other note taking styles

Review and edit notes

Study Issue

Note Taking

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Imani’s Academic Weaknesses

“It’s too noisy at home and hard to study

there.”

Possible Solution:

Find a quiet location

Study Issue

Note Taking

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Imani’s Academic Weaknesses

“We have in-class study groups in my Social

Studies class; I think that helps me.”

Possible Solution:

Use study groups for other classes

Study Issue

Note Taking

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1.

Read Imani’s summary of her time management

weaknesses and current time commitments

2.

Create a calendar to help Imani better manage her

time

Consider ways to combine time commitments to free up

more time

3.

Identify two recommendations to help Imani better

manage her time

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EXPLORE POTENTIAL

INTERESTS

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Benefits of Exploring Interests

Illustrate time management

skills

Showcases talents and

leadership skills

Exhibits transferable skills

Contributes back to your

community

Demonstrates excellence

Gives you a better sense of

what type of higher

Identify three activities

you participate in.

For each activity:

Provide a description

Identify leadership roles,

awards or honors

Identify what the activity

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Implications of Switching

Degree Programs or Schools

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Imani’s Extra-Curricular Activities

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Are Imani’s Activities Well-Rounded?

What are three questions you would ask Imani to get a

better sense if she meets your definition of well-rounded?

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Impact of Switching Majors

How many more classes will Imani have to take to earn a Journalism degree?

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SELECT AND APPLY TO

AN INSTITUTION RIGHT

FOR YOUR CAREER

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Application Process:

10 Steps

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