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Westmoor High School Junior Parent Night. Class of 2015. English- 4 years Math- 3 years Science- 2 years 1 year biological, 1 year physical Social Science- 3 years 1 year World History, 1 year U.S. History, 1 semester Government, 1 semester Economics
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Westmoor High SchoolJunior Parent Night Class of 2015
English- 4 years Math- 3 years Science- 2 years 1 year biological, 1 year physical Social Science- 3 years 1 year World History, 1 year U.S. History, 1 semester Government, 1 semester Economics Language Other than English or Visual Performing Arts- 1 year Career Technical Education- 1 year Business, Home Economics, Industrial Technology Physical Education- 2 years Health- 1 semester Electives- 60 credits needed for graduation
Sample of a Transcript 105-120 credits=Junior Status Less than 105= credit deficient
CALIFORNIA HIGH SCHOOL EXIT EXAM (CASHEE) • 2 sections • English Language Arts • Math • Students must pass each section with a score of 350 or higher www.cde.ca/gov/ta/tg/hs/resources.asp
High School diploma or equivalent • 18 years of age or older Reasons to Consider • An excellent value- 1 unit = $46/unit (average full time student 12-15 units) • Transfer Agreements • Job skills for a career • Apply in Spring of Senior Year (March & April) • Concurrent Enrollment
A-G Subject Requirements & GPA • History/Social Science- 2 years • English- 4 years • Math- 3 years* (Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II) • Lab Science- 2 years*(1 yr. Biological, 1 yr. Physical) • LOTE- 2 years* (same language) • Visual & Performing Arts- 1 year • College Prep Elective- 1 year * additional years of subject recommended Must earn a grade of “C” or better both semesters WHS course list: https://doorways.ucop.edu/list
GPA Summary Weighted 10-12 UC GPA
Admission criteria varies (research individual school) • Course pattern for admission is similar to CSU & UC • Most require SAT & ACT scores • Personal statement/essay • Letters of Recommendation • Students must submit application via www.commonapp.org
11th Grade • 11th Grade • Take on academic challenges • Pursue leadership opportunities • Take exams • Tour campuses • Test taking tips: • Read! • Take practice tests early to know where you may need help • UC accepts both ACT with Writing and the SAT Reasoning Test and will take your highest test score from a single test date • Academic Challenges: • Rigor of course schedule • College courses
12th Grade • 12th Grade • Apply to UC! • Continue to succeed • Meet provisions of admission • File FAFSA • Apply for scholarships www.universityofcalifornia.edu/apply
Financial Aid Night Thursday. January 16th, 2014 6:30pm in WHS Schultz Theatre
Career/College Center in Library Ms. AguasOpen Monday – Friday11:30am – 3:30pm *Issuance of work permits for minors *Scholarship information *College information *Part-time job information *Volunteer and community service opportunities
If students are planning on competing at a Division I or Division II college, they must register with the NCAA Clearinghouse ASAP www.eligibilitycenter.org FEE: $70 Fee waivers available to students on the subsidized lunch program, please see VPG Make contact with coach at college campus to make sure you are on track Student Athletes