College Application Process and Naviance Guidance for Seniors

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Learn about the acceptance rates, GPA/SAT/ACT averages, and the college application process guidance for seniors, including using Naviance to track applications and how to add colleges to the list. Get insights on last year's college acceptances and the steps to request transcripts.

  • College application
  • Naviance guidance
  • Senior year
  • GPA averages
  • SAT/ACT scores

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  1. Senior Night 2017 Lisa Gastaldi Director of Counseling, Seniors A-K Catherine Salley School Counselor, Seniors L-Z

  2. Last years acceptances by the numbers Clemson 26,244 total applications 80 of our students applied 44 accepted (55%) 26 attending 4.06 SCUGP GPA 1281 average SAT, 28 average ACT USC 26,013 total applications 95 of our students applied 68 accepted (72%) 24 attending 3.68 SCUGP GPA 1225 average SAT, 26 average ACT

  3. Last years #s continued College of Charleston (around) 12,000 total applications 56 of our students applied 35 accepted (63%) 8 attending 3.85 SCUGP GPA 1223 average SAT, 26 average ACT

  4. SAT/ACT/GPA score averages (middle 50%) Clemson SAT: 1230-1390 (average 1310) overall / In-State 1220-1370 (average 1295) / 1302 mean score ACT: 27-31 (overall and in-state) / 29.2 mean score Average GPA: 4.64 (in-state) USC SAT: 1180-1320 (average 1254) overall ACT: 25-30 (average 27.3) Average GPA: 4.04 (overall) CofC SAT: 1090-1250 (average 1170) overall ACT: 22-27 (average 24.5) Average GPA: 3.937-4.518 (average 4.23 overall)

  5. SAT/ACT/GPA Bridge averages (middle 50%) Clemson USC CofC SAT: 1120 ACT: 23 Average GPA: Not known SAT: 1050-1060 ACT: 20-21 Average GPA: 3.0 SCUGP SAT: 1044 ACT: 22 Average GPA: 3.482 SCUGP

  6. Transcript Request Form (Green Sheet) Seniors should already be working on their green sheet to turn in, if they have not already Tracking system so counselors know when materials should be sent The next step after turning in the green sheet is to add the colleges they are applying to into Naviance

  7. How to add colleges to Naviance Step 1: The student should log into their Naviance account (we can reset passwords if it is forgotten). Go to the BEHS website, click on Departments, then Counseling Office the link to Naviance sign-in page is on our homepage Step 2: Click on the Colleges tab Step 3: Click on Colleges I m applying to Step 4: Click on Add colleges to this list they will need to indicate if they are applying RD, EA, ED, Rolling, etc. and request their transcript to be sent Side Note: If applying to Common App schools they will need to match their common app account to their Naviance account. There is a video link of how to do this on the homepage of Naviance.

  8. College applications All apps should be started (not necessarily completed) by the end of October Be aware of application deadlines ED, EA, Priority, RD, Rolling, etc. The green sheet and Naviance (or your counselor) will help with knowing when deadlines are Keep up with your deadlines and don t wait until the last minute to apply! October is college application month

  9. Application Deadlines Early Regular USC Dec. 1st CofC Feb. 15th (formerly Feb. 1st) Furman Jan. 15th Wofford Jan. 15th (formerly Feb. 1st) Clemson N/A (Priority 12/1) Decisions must be made by May 1 USC Oct. 15th CofC ED Nov. 1 / EA Dec. 1 Furman ED Nov. 1 / EA Nov. 1 Wofford ED Nov. 1 / EA Nov. 15 Clemson Dec. 1 (Priority) Decisions must be made by May 1

  10. College applications up to 3 different ways to apply One way to apply is directly through the institution using the college s website Will need to create an account with a user name and password Keep up with all college info / log-ins in a college folder or binder! Common Application Schools mostly private schools (www.commonapp.org) Coalition Application Schools Clemson & USC (www.coalitionforcollegeaccess.org) Advice please have someone read personal statements Don t wait until the night before! Be prepared for the cost (around $50 - $100 per application)

  11. Transcripts *SCUGP transcripts are sent to all in-state colleges *Green Sheet is important for us to send materials *Please consult Naviance to see if transcripts have been sent

  12. Transcript requests Please call the individual colleges if you believe your transcript has not been sent or received. Here is an admissions rep from USC (Southern California) in their admissions office transcript room!

  13. Teacher recommendations State Schools not required but can be submitted Private Schools required, number determined by college Teachers are suppose to cover the characteristics of the student within the classroom environment Students must ask teachers first Some teachers ask for students to provide a form or resume Students must then invite teachers via Naviance Should allow teachers two to three weeks to complete before the deadline

  14. Counselor recommendations State Schools not required but can be submitted Private Schools Common Application required Counselors cover the student as a social being within the context of the class Counselors meet with students approximately 40 minutes for interview Parent questionnaire is sent home Counselors may consult teachers, coaches or club advisors for more information Should allow counselors two to three weeks to complete before the deadline All letters of recommendation should remain confidential!

  15. SAT / ACT scores Must be sent directly from The College Board or ACT to each of the colleges Can send scores to 4 schools during registration process for free we recommend this! SAT /ACT score report cost is $12 per school to send after the test date Official Scores cannot come from Bishop England

  16. South Carolina Lottery Scholarships Palmetto Fellows: $6,700 Criteria: must meet all 1400 SAT / 32 ACT 4.0 on SCUGP Life Scholarship: $5,000 Criteria: must meet 2 out of 3 1100 SAT / 24 ACT 3.0 on SCUGP Top 30% from SCUGP Hope Scholarship: $2,800 Criteria: for one year only (then gets bumped up to the Life if criteria met) 3.0 on SCUGP alone - OR - 1200 SAT / 27 ACT 3.5 on SCUGP through Junior year Top 6% from SCUGP Dec. 15thdeadline to submit paperwork *Enhancement for Math & Science Majors Life recipients possible $2500 extra, Palmetto recipients possible $3300 extra. Must complete 14 hours in Math/Science during first year, eligible for next year.

  17. Scholarships We have many scholarships listed on the Counseling webpage! Announcements are made but it is up to the student to seek them out and apply before the deadlines. There are also hundreds of search engines that students can use to find scholarships through. Examples include: www.fastweb.com www.cappex.com www.finaid.org www.scholarships.com www.scholarshippoints.com www.collegescholarships.org

  18. Naviance Updates Student responsibilities: Senior Acceptances, denials, waitlist We would like copies of all acceptance letters for our file. Scholarships We would like copies of ALL SCHOLARSHIPS students receive (whether they accept or not) Update Acceptances/Denials in Naviance This information is collected for graduation program and Naviance Scattergrams

  19. Upcoming college reps visiting BE (students must sign-up through Naviance the day before to be able to attend)

  20. Senioritis/Free Period Privileges Senioritis is a real thing! Please keep encouraging your students to do their best this year. Seniors failing a class: Any senior who fails a class for the first semester will lose his/her free period privileges and be placed in a study hall. These privileges MAY be reinstated at the school counselor s discretion upon demonstration of significant academic progress (as noted on the third quarter report card). It is the responsibility of the student to request the academic review at the end of the third quarter.

  21. Save the Date Financial Aid Night: Wednesday, Oct. 18th @ 6:30 PM (PAC) Prior/Prior & FAFSA due dates are moved up for every college (Start October 1) Upcoming monthly College Board webinar events for parents: October = Paying for College (Oct. 2nd) & College Apps 101 for Parents (Oct. 12th) Each webinar lasts 1 hour bigfuture.collegeboard.org/get-started/for-parents Senior Retreat: Wednesday, Oct. 11th Parent-Teacher Conferences: Friday, Oct. 20 from 1-4 PM

  22. Thank you for coming! Questions? Lisa Gastaldi (Seniors A K) Ext. 123 Lgastaldi@behs.com Catherine Salley (Seniors L Z) Ext. 124 csalley@behs.com

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