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Please…. Get out a blank sheet of paper and number it 1-22 Put your name at the top. AGENDA : 11:30-11:50: Should I go to College? 11:50 – 12:20 : Education Notes #1 12:20 – 12:25: Break and laptop distribution 12:25-1:00: College Research OUTCOMES :

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  1. Please… • Get out a blank sheet of paper and number it 1-22 • Put your name at the top AGENDA: 11:30-11:50: Should I go to College? 11:50 – 12:20: Education Notes #1 12:20 – 12:25: Break and laptop distribution 12:25-1:00: College Research OUTCOMES: • List things to consider when choosing a college • Explain the difference between a college and university • List and define the different degrees offered

  2. Should I go to College?

  3. Should I go to College? Quiz • Do you enjoy most of the things you do in your school courses? • Do many of your interests take effort that is more mental than social or physical? • Do you usually grasp new ideas the first time they are presented in class? • Do you enjoy working with ideas as much as with objects or people? • Do you study an average of at least two hours each day outside of school? • Do you feel the schoolwork you do reflects your real ability most of the time?

  4. Should I go to College? Quiz • Do you get satisfaction out of at least half of your homework activities? • Do you feel your study habits are above average compared to your classmates? • Do you plan your time and organize your work well, without being supervised? • Do you only rarely fail to finish all your schoolwork? • Is your memory above average compared to other students? • Do you like to write? • Do you occasionally write for fun?

  5. Should I go to College? Quiz • Can you understand and use fairly complicated ideas in class? • Can you see a reason for the things teachers ask you to do? • Are you comfortable working in depth with both words and numbers? • Do you really like to read? • Do you often read for fun? • Is it nearly always easy for you to follow instructions correctly? • Do you consider yourself above average in "intelligence?" • Do all your grades tend to be above average most of the time? • Are you really looking forward to the idea of being a scholar in college?

  6. Let’s Score • Total your "yes" and "no" answers separately • 15 or more yeses: You will thrive in college • 13 or 14 yeses: You can definitely succeed at college, but you may need to slightly develop the following: careful organization skills, maturity, and the capacity for sustained hard work. • 11 or 12 yeses: You have a good chance of making it in college, provided you become really dedicated to success and eager to make a number of changes in your academic approaches, starting now. • 9 or 10 yeses: Unless you spend some effort developing your academic skills, you may struggle at college. But it’s not impossible! • 8 or fewer yeses: As things stand now, you may have a hard time in most traditional college situations, and are likely to be happier as one of the 75 percent of seniors not attending a bachelor's degree program.

  7. What are some alternatives to a traditional college? • Military • Technical School to learn or perfect a skill • Workforce • Service Work

  8. College Degrees What do you need to know to prepare for your future?

  9. Benefits • What are some of the benefits of going to college that you found and researched on Thursday?

  10. What is the difference between Universities and Colleges?

  11. Universities • Difference between a college and a university is that a college just offers a collection of degrees in one specific area, while a university is a collection of colleges • When you go to a university you are going to be graduating from one of their colleges, such as the business college, education college • In the US, there is very little difference academically between a the words "college" and a "university"

  12. Community Colleges • A community college is very different than a University because a community college doesn’t typically offer a 4 year degree (i.e. a B.A. or a B.S.) • Community colleges primarily offer trade and technical certifications and training as well as the first 2 years of a four year program • However, with the change in times some community college like PCT – now offer 4-year degrees

  13. Examples • Go to: www.bloomu.edu • Click on Academics • What are the colleges at Bloomsburg? • Go to: www.kutztown.edu • Click on Academics • What are the colleges at Kutztown?

  14. Degrees • On the Kutztown/Academics website: • What are some of the degrees that are offered: • What do they mean?

  15. Associates • 2 year degrees: • AA (Associate of Arts) • AE (Associate of Engineering; or, in some cases, Associate in Electronics Engineering Technology) • AN (Associate of Nursing) • AS (Associate of Science) • AF (Associate of Forestry) • AT (Associate of Technology) • AAA (Associate of Applied Arts) • AAB (Associate of Applied Business) • AAS (Associate of Applied Science; or in some cases, Associate of Arts and Sciences) • AAT (Associate of Arts in Teaching) • ABA (Associate of Business Administration) • ABS (Associate of Baccalaureate Studies)

  16. Associates • 2 year degrees: • ADN (Associate Degree in Nursing) • AES (Associate of Engineering Science) • AET (Associate in Engineering Technology) • AFA (Associate of Fine Arts) • AGS (Associate of General Studies) • AIT (Associate of Industrial Technology) • AOS (Associate of Occupational Studies) • APE (Associate of Pre-Engineering) • APS (Associate of Political Science) • APS (Associate of Public Service) • ASPT-APT (Associate in Physical Therapy) • ASD (Associate of Software Development)

  17. Bachelors • Four Year Degrees: • Typically broken into two categories • BA – Bachelor of Arts • BS – Bachelor of Science

  18. Others: • BASc – Bachelor of Applied Science • BArch – Bachelor of Architecture • BBA – Bachelor of Business Administration • BComm – Bachelor of Commerce • BCompSc – Bachelor of Computer Science • BD – Bachelor of Divinity (also the name of a postgraduate degree in some universities) • BDes – Bachelor of Design (Visual design discipline) • BEd – Bachelor of Education • BEng or BE – Bachelor of Engineering • BFA – Bachelor of Fine Arts • BMath – Bachelor of Mathematics (also the name of a postgraduate degree in some universities) • BMus – Bachelor of Music (also the name of a postgraduate degree in some universities) • BPharm -Bachelor of Pharmacy • BTech – Bachelor of Technology • BSEE – Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering • BSF – Bachelor of Science in Forestry • LLB – Bachelor of Laws (also the name of a postgraduate degree in some universities)

  19. Masters • This degree can only be earned after graduating with a bachelor’s degree • Takes 1+ additional years to earn • Two main categories: • Master of Arts • Master of Science • Others: • Master of Education • Master of Fine Arts • Master of Business Administration • Create Thesis

  20. Doctorate • There are several types of doctoral degrees that are awarded for research and professional studies • Usually take 4-8 years to complete • The type generally associated with academics is the research doctorate • The types of research doctorate are: • The PhD or Doctor of Philosophy • Doctor of Engineering • Doctor of Education • Students are generally required to complete a unique research project and deliver a dissertation

  21. Doctorate • The type of doctorate degree associated with medical doctors, dentists, lawyers, and other health professionals is known as the Professional Doctorate • Length of Time: • 4 years of undergraduate school, • 4 years of medical school, and • 3 to 8 years of internship and residency, depending on the specialty selected • Types of this degree include: • Medicine Doctor (MD) • Doctor of Chiropractic (CD)

  22. Exit Slip • On the bottom of your notes, please indicate which path you can most likely see yourself taking and explain why this is a good path for you: • College (what degree do you need to achieve) • Military • Workforce • Technical School • Service Work • Etc • Please complete this using at least 3 complete sentences

  23. For your agenda…. • Syllabus Quiz • Tomorrow ------------------------------------------------------------- Please place your notes on the designated pile

  24. Laptop Distribution • Please wait until you get a laptop number • Please choose the laptop with the number you have been given • This is the laptop you will be responsible for • Please log in • Complete today’s class assignment that I am passing out to you • If you are having trouble logging in, please let me know!

  25. “About Me” Prezi • You must complete a short Prezi that includes the following topics: • Your name in large text (the main title) • At least 5 frames or text boxes that gives information about yourself • At least 3 frames or text boxes that tells me about your chosen career, including some information from your research last week. • Play around with the features and include lots of zooming for your path to follow!

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