Higher Education-
School Systems
School Systems
Institutions where you can receive a Bachelor's degree
Any of the following work:
What are 4-year universities, public/private universities, UC/CSU
This document lists your work experience, education, and skills.
What is a resume?
The Access Program provides the following services:
Tutoring, Workshops, Academic Recognitions, College Field Trips, and ____
What is Academic Advising?
The Cabrillo College mascot
Who is Sammy the Seahawk?
Consequences of not meeting all the HS requirements
What is not being able to graduate and having to earn missing credits in order to get a diploma?
Schools that focus on hands-on training and education for specific skills.
What is a trade/vocational/technical school?
This “soft skill” involves expressing your ideas clearly to others.
What is communication?
*Very important skill in any field!!
What is 50 clubs?
The universal UC colors
What are Blue and Gold?
The amount of community service hours required to graduate
What is 40?
Minimum eligibility requirements for the CSU and UC (hint: they are different)
What are passing A-G classes with C's or higher and having a GPA of
2.5 or higher for CSU
3.0 or higher for UC
This professional fixes leaky pipes and installs water systems.
What is a plumber?
Taking college classes while you are in high school.
What is "dual enrollment"
Students that to work while in college receive this form of financial aid.
What is work study?
The point by which the A-G requirements must be met
What is the end of senior year?
(There's a total of 15 classes, at least 11 of them should be completed prior to your last year of high school.)
CSUs focus more on hands-on experience where as UCs are more ____ focused
What is Research?
Majors you could pursue to attain a career in Nursing?
What is Nursing, Health Sciences, Biological Sciences, Psychology, Kinesiology, Sociology, Public Health and Administration?
*Non-nursing Bachelors degrees can enroll in an Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ABSN) program (after undergrad) and leverage coursework to complete a BSN in about a 1yr & 1/2.
It’s better to show passion and leadership in a few extracurriculars than to join every activity you can.
*think how long students participate vs. how many clubs you are in
What is focusing on quality over quantity?
The unofficial UC Santa Cruz slogan
(Hint: used most often in UCSC athletics)
What is "No known predators"
The only subject that requires 4 years of completion
What is English?
The months when students should be submitting applications to 4-year universities (UC, CSU, Privates)
What is October-December of their senior year.
The four types of college degrees, in order!
Associate (AA/AS), Bachelor's (BA/BS), Master's (MA/MS), Doctoral (PhD)
Different forms of extracurricular involvement include:
Colleges often provide these offices to help students with tutoring, academic advising, and career guidance.
What are student support services?
Ex. EOP, CAMP, Career Center, LSS
The three A-G subjects that require only two years of completion
What are History, Science, and a Foreign Language?
*We will always encourage the recommended years, do more than the minimum if you can!