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I Got Into College, Now What?
I Got Into College, Now What?
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Once I know what college I would like to attend, I need to confirm enrollment which may require a tuition deposit.
True
False
2
If a student wants to send their AP scores to college for free, they should:
Contact their AP teacher
Contact Student Services
Login to College Board account and send it by the designated deadline
Understand that it isn't possible to send AP scores for free
3
How do I send my 8th semester grades and final transcript to college?
I don't need to send them. Once I got in, I stay in!
Go to the Senior High "Quicklinks" and go to "Canvas"
Through Parchment
Email my school counselor
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Students going to college must attend orientation.
True
False
It depends
5
How many universities are in the University of WI System?
26
13
12
10
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Most colleges require placement testing in math and English regardless of previous coursework in AP.
False
True
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Housing is often first come, first served so it is important to explore housing early.
True
False
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Each college has their own student portal that should be used while applying and/or once a student has been admitted
False
True
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National Decision Day is where students confirm and celebrate their post high school plans. Decision Day is on:
May 15
April 1
None of the above
May 1
June 1
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You shouldn't complete the FAFSA with your parent/guardian if you think you will only be eligible for loans.
True
False
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If you took world language in high school, you are encouraged to take the language placement test too.
False
True
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How do I get my dual enrollment (DE) credit to transfer?
None of the above
Contact my DE teacher at DC Everest
Request transcript from the DE college and send to my college
Email my school counselor
The college will take the credit off my high school transcript.
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Scholarships can be found from the following sources:
All of the above
National scholarship sites
Local scholarships under College & Career Canvas
Searching on my college's website
Checking with my employer and/or my parent/guardians
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A student gets accepted into several colleges but still can't finalize their decision. They can:
All of the above
Compare financial aid packages
Do additional research on the campus and its programs
Consult with the admissions office, a parent, or their school counselor
Do a follow-up campus visit
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If a student has a 504 or Individual Education Plan (IEP), they should contact the following college office:
Chancellor's Office
Disability Services
Bursar's Office
Registrar's Office
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Education Data Initiative says the average US in-state tuition for a public 4-year student living on campus is:
$11,000
$9,750
$38, 270
$27,146