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Supporting Your Child’s

Future

Senior Parent Meeting September 30, 2015 Lizzette Roman, Counselor

Chris Arrington, Counselor

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Agenda

Application Process

Selecting a college

College Applications

Test Scores

Financing College

Parent’s Assistance with Application Process

Education Foundation- Scholarship

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Agenda Continued

State Schools and Private Colleges in

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College Selection Criteria

Select colleges based on major first

Other considerations for college

selection include:

Geographic location

Size of the college

Quality of the academic environment

Competence of the football team

Data about Financial Aid offered annually

Activities and clubs available

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College Applications

Usually 8-10 pages

Usually Online

Demographic information

Course information

Activities

Personal Essay/Letter of Recommendation

Residency

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Financing College

This is a course on it’s own

Will discuss at next meeting

Will meet on November 12

th

at 6 pm in

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How You Can Help

Keep Communication Open

Listen to what they want-about college

Help them to be realistic and boost

confidence

Take them to visit colleges

Remind them about tests and

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How You Can Help, cont.

Be prompt with any pieces you have to

complete

Remind them they still have to get good

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Intro to State System

Information about State Universities,

State Colleges

Information about Private Colleges in

Florida

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State Colleges

Formerly Community Colleges – 28 in

the state

Entrance requirements are high school

diploma or GED

Will remediate skills

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Entrance Profile of

Universities in Florida

Average grade point average: 3.6 to 4.7

Average SAT score: 1050 to 1250

Average ACT score: 21 to 25

Most require admission essay

(SAT/ACT writing)

Community Service is looked upon

favorably

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Universities of Florida

FAMU – A & M – historically Black university - Tallahassee

FAU – Atlantic – Marine Biology – Boca Raton

FGCU – Gulf Coast – fairly new – Ft. Myers

FIU – International – Miami

FSU – State – first state Teaching College – Tallahassee

New College – ungraded – Sarasota

UCF – Central – closest to us – formerly FTU – Orlando

UF – Florida - oldest in state

UNF – North – good music and psychology programs – Jax.

USF – South – gaining rep. for drama – Tampa

USF SP – St. Petersburg – branch of USF

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University Sizes

Large Universities Total Enrollment Undergraduate

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Getting In-Test Scores and GPA

University Mid Range GPA Mid Range SAT Mid Range ACT

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Getting Money

University % receiving

need –based aid

% receiving scholarships

Financial aid deadline

FAMU 50% 92% March 1

FAU 54% 73% Rolling March 1

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Major Expenses

University Tuition/Fees for

30 hrs.

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Majors/ Retention-Graduation Rates

University Majors – top 3 for undergrads Retention – % returning as soph. Graduation – % Complete BA within 6 yrs.

FAMU Pharmacy; Bus. Adm; Criminal Justice

81 40

FAU Elem Ed;Bio.;Psy. 78 41

FGCU Mgmt; Bio; Comm. 76 45

FIU Lib Arts; Bus.;Engr 82 49

FSU Bus; Bio; Political Science

93 75

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Talented Twenty & Bright Futures

Talented 20

Top 20% in Class

Guaranteed admission into a state university

May be able to pick from three, not three of your choice

Bright Futures

3.0 GPA or better as determined by BF formula

Must make cut score on ACT or SAT

Community service needed for All BF award programs

Award is set amount per semester or quarter hour

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College Location Enrollment Total Cost of Attendance

Barry University Miami Shores 2,957 $40,050 Eckerd College St. Petersburg 1,815 $45,772

Embry-Riddle Daytona Beach 4,597 $40,302 Flagler College St. Augustine 2,554 $23,690 FL Institute of

Technology

Melbourne 2,603 $46,340

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College Location Enrollment Total Cost of Attendance

Nova SE Univ. Fort Lauderdale 5,996 $32,892

Palm Beach Atlantic Univ.

West Palm Beach 3,663 $33,500

Ringling College of Art & Design

Sarasota 1,400 $49,580

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College App Deadline Mid Range GPA Mid Range ACT Mid Range SAT % of Admit

Barry University Rolling 3.03 20 920 59% Eckerd College Rolling 3.2-3.6 22-27 1015-1225 69% Embry-Riddle Rolling 3.4-3.7 25-29 1100-1200 70% Flagler College ED:11/1

RD: 3/1 3.0-3.8 22-26 1050-1180 40%

FL Institute of Technology

Rolling 3.2-3.8 23-28 1040-1280 57%

Florida Southern ED: 12/1

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College App Dead-line Mid Range GPA Mid Range ACT Mid Range SAT % of Admit

Nova SE Univ rolling 3.67 23 1049 57% Palm Beach

Atlantic Univ

Rolling 3.5 23 1050 83%

Ringling College Jan 15 2.95 N/A N/A 74% Rollins College ED: 11/15 &

1/15 RD: 2/15

3.2-4.1 24-29 1130-1300 55%

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What kind of aid is available?

The state provides a dollar amount for each Bright Futures level to be applied to private institutions.

Each student also receives the Florida Resident Access Grant (FRAG) that can be applied to their costs.

Florida residency

 All full-time undergraduate students who meet the Florida residency requirements are eligible to receive the Florida Student Assistance Grant (FSAG). This grant is a need-based grant.

Pre-paid Savings

 Additionally, families can use their pre-paid college fund savings towards tuition at a private school.

 There are many other scholarship and grant opportunities unique to each PCUF institution.

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Barry University

– Nursing, Management, Education

Eckerd College

– Marine Sci., Environmental Studies,

International Business

Embry-Riddle

–Aerospace Engineering, Aeronautical Science,

Business (Aviation Focus)

Flagler College

–Business, Education, Communications

FL Institute of Technology –Mechanical/Aerospace

Engineering, Marine Biology, Aeronautical Science with Flight

Florida Southern –

Business, Nursing, Biology/ Biochemistry

Jacksonville U.

– Nursing, Biology, Business

Johnson & Wales

– Culinary Arts, Sports Ent/Mgmt, Criminal

Justice

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Nova SE Univ –

Biology (Pre-Med), Business, Psychology

Palm Beach Atlantic

– Business,Biology, Psychology

Ringling College

– Animation, Graphic Design, Illustration

Rollins College

– International Business, Psychology,

Critical Media Studies

St. Leo Univ

. – Business, Education, Criminal Justice

St. Thomas Univ

– Biology, Criminal Justice, Business

Stetson Univ

– Psychology, Business, Pre-Med/Biology

Univ. of Miami

– Pre-Med, Biology, Psychology

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Proprietary Colleges

For Profit Colleges

Higher tuition costs

Entrance - Open access

Flexible scheduling/cater to older student

population. (people in their 30’s)

Targeted majors, focus mainly on a career

path ie. Information Technology, Nursing

Examples – DeVry, Univ of Pheonix, Kaiser;

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