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2009 HIGH SCHOOL IN SERVICE WORKSHOP

2009 HIGH SCHOOL IN SERVICE WORKSHOP. CAL POLY SAN LUIS OBISPO http://www.calpoly.edu. SERVICES & ACTIVITIES. Financial Aid & Scholarships Orientation. Student Exchange Programs Educational Opportunity Program Career Development Center Disabled Student Services Student Life & Activities

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2009 HIGH SCHOOL IN SERVICE WORKSHOP

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  1. 2009 HIGH SCHOOLIN SERVICE WORKSHOP CAL POLY SAN LUIS OBISPO http://www.calpoly.edu

  2. SERVICES & ACTIVITIES Financial Aid & Scholarships Orientation. Student Exchange Programs Educational Opportunity Program Career Development Center Disabled Student Services Student Life & Activities Division I Athletics

  3. ESTIMATED COST 2009-2010 • Fees $6,498* • Books & Supplies $1,638 • Room & Board $9,846 • Personal $2,205 • Transportation $1,062 • Total $21,249 *Non-resident students pay fees plus $248 per unit out-of-state tuition. Note:Registration fees are estimated and subject to state budget approval. On-campus housing and meal costs are at estimated financial aid installment rate.

  4. COUNSELORShttp://www.ess.calpoly.edu/_admiss/interest/index.htmlCOUNSELORShttp://www.ess.calpoly.edu/_admiss/interest/index.html • Deadlinesfor corrections to a student’s application after it is submitted: 11/15 for Early Decision; 1/1 for Art or Music; 1/15 for regular admissions. • Students should create their web portal after applying and receiving instructions from Cal Poly. • 3,500+ New Student on campus housing & 2,700 New apartments for Sophomores.

  5. E-COMMUNICATION • http://www.ess.calpoly.edu/_admiss/interest/index.html • STUDENT VIP PAGE • PERSONALIZED WEB PORTAL FOR CAL POLY INFORMATION AND INTERACTION after applying, receiving & following instructions from admissions

  6. SELECTION • SELECTION IS COMPETITIVE • THE POOL OF APPLICANTS DETERMINES THE LEVEL OF COMPETITION • FOUR CATEGORIES FOR SELECTION • A-G COURSES TAKEN • GRADES RECEIVED (9TH-11TH) • TEST SCORES • EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES/WORK EXPERIENCE

  7. SUGGESTED PREPARATION • Four years of English • Four years of Math (to include at least Pre-calculus) • Three years of Science (biology, chemistry & physics) • Two years of Language other than English & Social Sciences • One year of VPA & Electives

  8. FALL 2009 APPLICANT POOL • 37% of applicants were selected • 31,488 APPLIED • 11,602 SELECTED • GRADE POINT AVERAGE 3.89 • AVERAGE ACT 29 • AVERAGE SAT 1276

  9. FALL 2009 POOL BY COLLEGE Applications Selected % • Agriculture 3120 1446 46 • Architecture 2444 521 21 • Business 4899 1747 36 • Engineering 7994 3349 42 • Liberal Arts 7905 2500 32 • Science/Math 5213 2038 39

  10. FILING PERIODS • October 1-31: Early Decision (Except majors of Art & Music) • October 1 - November 30: Regular admissions • No Summer Filling

  11. WE’RE AVAILABLE • STUDENTS/PARENTS call 805-756-2311admissions@calpoly.edu

  12. Counselors call Terrance Harris……….805 756-2767 tharris@calpoly.edu (So. Cal, SLO, Arroyo Grande & Nipomo areas) Melissa Pierce………..805 756-5817 mlpierce@calpoly.edu (No. Cal, Sacramento, Santa Maria & Lompoc area) Tony Domingues…….805 756-5477 tdomingu@calpoly.edu (San Joaquin Valley, Morro Bay, Atascadero, Cambria & Paso Robles areas) Walter Harris………….805-756-5107 wharris@calpoly.edu (any area)

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