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QuestBridge DCollege Prep Scholars Program
https://www.questbridge.org/high-school-students/college-prep-scholars/who-should-apply
FOR SENIORS:
Dell Scholarship
Microsoft scholarship
https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/scholarships/microsoft-general-scholarship
CSS PROFILE
https://student.collegeboard.org/css-financial-aid-profile
FAFSA
https://fafsa.ed.gov
Other resources:
Beloit College
WHY BELOIT?
-They have a large study abroad program
-They have lots of research opportunities
-Its a small town in Wisconsin, but close to bigger cities.
-They have themed dorms
TUITION:
- Tuition: 38,194
-Total Cost for Undergrads: 42,194
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
-Basic A-G
-Most students have 3.5 GPA
APPLYING:
Deadline is January 15
Apply at beloit.edu
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS:
Anthropology
Biology
English
History
Math
Psychology
Physics
Language and Literature
Dance
Gender Studies
Economics
Classics
MEN’S ATHLETICS:
Basketball
Cross country
Lacrosse
Soccer
Swimming
Track and field
WOMEN’S ATHLETICS:
Volleyball
Basketball
Cross country
Lacrosse
Soccer
Softball
Tennis
Track
Swimming
USC
WHY USC?
-21 athletic teams
-More than 750 clubs
-Located in the heart of Los Angeles
TUITION:
-45,602
-Total Cost for Undergrads: 62,245
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
-Basic A-G
-Most students have 3.8 GPA
-Need 2 letters of recommendation
APPLYING:
-USC uses the Common App exclusively
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS:
-Social work
-pharmacy
-music
-medicine
-law
-education
-dance
-dentistry
-architecture
-business
-accounting
-many more
MEN’S ATHLETICS:
-Baseball
-basketball
-football
-swimming
-water polo
WOMEN’S ATHLETICS:
-basketball
-diving
-lacrosse
-rowing
-swimming
-water polo
-soccer
IMPORTANT DEADLINES
BY: JENN HAN & YESMINE HINES
COMMON APPLICATION:
Deadline: January 1 or January 15 (this depends on the college you are applying to. If unsure, check their website.)
UC APPLICATION
Deadline: Nov. 30
FAFSA:
For many: March 2
Cal-Grant requires submission of school GPA by March 2
Community College Cal-Grant: September 2, 2017
If non-citizen with social security card, apply to the Dream Act, NOT the FAFSA
CSS PROFILE:
Submit PROFILE two weeks before assigned deadline of college.
SAT:
Last time to take it: December 3
ACT:
Last time to take it: December 10
Deadline to register: November 5
California State University, Northridge
BY: YESMINE HINES & JENN HAN
CSUN was founded in 1958 with an enrollment of 40,000 students from over 100 countries. More than 60 undergraduate, 70 masters, and 2 doctoral programs. CSUN was founded in 1958 with an enrollment of 40,000 students from over 100 countries. More than 60 undergraduate, 70 masters, and 2 doctoral programs.
WHY CSUN?
Small classroom sizes and low student-to-faculty ratio
More than 300 clubs and organizations
One-on-one faculty mentoring
Extensive academic support services
International and national study-abroad exchange options
356-acre campus convenient to Los Angeles attractions
TUITION:
In-state on Campus: $20,000
In-state Off-campus with Relative or Family Member: $16,000
Average Financial Aid:$11,000
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
2-years of History
4-years of English
3-years of math (Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Trig / Precalc)
2-years of laboratory science (Biology, Chemistry, Physics)
2-years of foreign language
1-year of visual & performers arts (Dance, Art, Drama, Music)
1-year of college-precatory elective (such as APs, TA, and an extra A-G class)
NOTE: Most, if not all, VAAS students pass these requirements.
APPLYING:
You should apply for CSUN between Oct. 1- Nov. 30 for next Fall. August 1-31 for the following Spring Semester.
GPA:
If GPA is below a 3.0, your ACT or SAT scores must be above a certain number. For more information, go to csun.edu/perspectivestudents
For GPA above a 3.0, you qualify with any ACT / SAT score.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS:
CSUN has many majors such as Psychology, Computer Science, Health Administration, Biology, among many others.
Some majors are IMPACTED MAJORS meaning they are popular for incoming students. To be admitted in those programs you must have a higher GPA. If you sign up for an impacted major and do not get in, you might not take all required classes till the next year.
ATHLETICS:
Do you like sports? Well CSUN has many:
Men’s Athletics: Baseball, Basketball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Track & Field, Volleyball.
Women’s Athletics: Beach Volleyball, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track & Field, Volleyball, Water Polo
For more information, go to: csun.edu
UC SAN DIEGO
BY: YESMINE HINES & JENN HAN
Why San Diego?
- 19/1 Student-to-faculty ratio
- 7 Campus Research centers
- Thousands of internships, work-study, and research oppertunities.
- 5 divisions with 130+ majors
- #1 Surf School
- San Diego is the 2nd largest city in California
- Admission of students from 117 countries.
- There are 6 colleges on the UC San Diego Campus
TUITION:
- In-State on Campus: 31,235
- In-State Off-Campus: 29,715
- Living With Parents In State: 24,855
- Non-California Residents add 22,878 to tuition noted above
- 70% of UCSD students receive financial support, and approximately 60% receive need-based support.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
- 2 years of History
- 4 years of English
- 3 years of Math
- 2 years of Laboratory Science
- 2 years of language other than English
- 1 year of visual/performing arts
- 1 year of college prep electives
- Must submit scores for ACT + Writing or SAT Reason Test + Critical Reading, Math, & Writing
APPLYING:
- Go to: universityofcalifornia.edu/apply
GPA:
- No GPA requirement to apply. However, for scholarships, you MUST have a GPA of: 3.0 or better.
ACADEMIC PROGRAMS:
- Anthropology
- Biological Sciences
- Chemistry and Biochemistry
- Cognitive Science
- Communication
- Economics
- Education or Education Studies
- Earth Sciences
- Engineering
- Bioengineering
- Computer Science & Engineering
ATHLETICS:
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Crew
- Cross Country
- Fencing
- Men’s Golf
- Soccer
- Softball
- Swimming & Diving
- Tennis
- Track & Field
- Volleyball
- Water Polo
Campus Sports Facilities Include:
Three Gymnasiums
Three Swimming Pools
Playing Fields
Track & Field Complex
Tennis Courts
HOUSING:
- 350 Students from over 30 countries
- 6 markets, 3 food courts, 15 restaurants, and 10 dining halls
- Housing Guarantee: 2 years for freshmen, 1 year for transfers
- Over 380 Fraternities & Sororities
For more information, please visit: admissions.ucsd.edu
UC SANTA BARBARA
WHY UC SANTA BARBARA?
- 18:1 student-to-faculty ratio
- Diverse campus
- Non-traditional student resource center (Older students, students with families)
- Active student body, with 500 student organizations and multiple outdoor activities
TUITION
- 71% of students receive financial aid
- In-state Tuition: 13,956
- FAFSA deadline: March 2, 2017
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
- Basic A-G Requirements
- For scholarships, you must have a GPA of 3.0+
IMPACTED MAJOR
- Philosophy
- Music
- Earth Science
- Communication
- Theater
- Statistical Science
- Hydrologic sciences & policies
- Japanese
- Most science majors should declare their major ahead of time
MEN’S SPORTS:
- Baseball
- Basketball
- Cross Country
- Golf
- Soccer
- Swimming & Diving
- Tennis
- Track & field
- Volleyball
- water polo
WOMEN’S SPORTS:
- Basketball
- Cross Country
- Indoor track
- Soccer
- Softball
- Swimming
- Tennis
- Track & Field
- Volleyball
- Water polo
UCLA
Why UCLA?
--It is a well-known great campus surrounded by famous areas like Hollywood, Bel Air, and Disneyland.
--Beautiful campus, excellent academics, world-renowned research center, and great weather.
TUITION:
--Residence Hall:: 34,000
--Off-Campus apartments: 34,000
--Living with relatives: 25,000
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:
--Basic A-G
--Must complete ACT + Writing or SAT
--If applying to Engineering or Applied Science, you must take the SAT Subject Tests in Math II and Science
--For Scholarships, you must have a 3.0 GPA
FINANCIAL AID:
--FAFSA can be turned in NOW - March 2
--45% of UCLA Undergrads get grants
--Average Gift Award: 18,808
IMPACTED MAJORS:
--Biochemistry
--Biology
--Business Economics
--Communication Studies
--English
--Economics
--Global Studies
--Human Biology
--Finance
--Political Science
--Psychology
MEN’S SPORTS:
--Football
--Baseball
--Basketball
--Cross Country
--Golf
--Soccer
--Tennis
--Track& Field
--Volleyball
--Water Polo
WOMEN’S SPORTS:
--Basketball
--Beach Volleyball
--Cross Country
--Golf
--Gymnastics
--Rowing
--Soccer
--Softball
--Swimming
--Tennis
--Track & field
--Volleyball
--Water Polo