1. ACADEMIC VS. VOCATIONALSTUDENT SUPPORT STRATEGIESCynthia Hulshizer

2. What type of college is right for you? 2 year Vocational/Technical College Specific employment knowledge & skills taught Certifications, Associates Degrees2 year Community College Preparation to attend a 4 year degree or to obtain employment Certifications, Associates Degrees 4 year University/College Certifications, Bachelor, Masters & PhD Degrees 3. 2 Year 2 year Vocational/Technical Community College College CLICK HERECLICK HERE What type ofCollege are you interested in? 4 YearUniversity/College CLICK HERE 4. 2 Year Technical, Vocational, Community CollegeEasy, Open Enrollment The Cost is Lower WATCH!Hands On, Practical Curriculum Get a Certificate or Associates Degree Fast Average Academic Aptitude Needed To Update Existing Work Skills Focus on Job Specific Curriculums Transfer Programs for Higher Education Possible 5. 4 YearCollege/University Greater selection of majors & minors Esteemed Doctorate & Masters Level Professors Faculty involved in research & scholarly activities Recognized as more professional & prestigious Students are confident in their academic abilities More student activities & resources WATCH! Types of Degrees ARTS: Broader scope, humanities, theoretical and general knowledge in a recognized discipline, interdisciplinary field, or professional study. SCIENCE: Focused science base to include a balance of liberal arts, technological knowledge, math and computer oriented skills, and practical skills needed for a particular discipline within the field. 6. Prepare for 2 year Colleges If the movie does not show go here: What to do 7. What 2 year Collegeswant from Students High School Diploma, GED or an aptitude to do college work Satisfactory results on Reading, Writing & Math placement test Understanding they might need to take development or remedial courses Eager, motivated students who are interested in consistent or accelerated courseworkChoosing A MAJOR 8. Prepare for 4 year CollegesIf the movie does not work, go here: Push Yourself 9. What 4 year Collegeswant from Students Excellent SAT, ACT scores High Grade Point Average Challenging College Prep Courses Leadership Positions Community Service Class Rank/Standing Insightful, well-written essays Quality & Relevant References Work/Entrepreneurial experiences 10. Choosing a Major Click then be patient Wait for the webpage to appear If the URL for this slide does not work pleasesee:http://www.mymajor.com 11. Personality Test Click then be patient Wait for the webpage to appear If the URL for this slide does not work pleasesee: http://www.personality100.com 12. Values Assessment Test Click then be patient Wait for the webpage to appear If the URL for this slide does not work pleasesee:http://www.myplan.com 13. References & Credits 10 Things Colleges Seek From High School Applicantsby Randall S. Hansen, Ph.D. http://www.quintcareers.com/college_application_items.htmlTwo-Year Colleges vs. Four Year Colleges & Universities http://www.elearners.com/guide-to-online-education/online- education-providers.asp#two_vs_fourFind your Major! http://www.mymajors.com/Values Assessment Test http://www.myplan.com/assess/values.php41 Questions 1 Personailty http://www.41q.com/ 14. References & Credits Sounds: Clip Art Media Files Images: Google ImagesYou Tube MOVIES: Push Yourself http://www.youtube.com/v/OKEhwQIio6E What to do http://www.youtube.com/v/XLhZUNo5rf4 POWER POINT created by: Cynthia Hulshizer