Classes and GPA
An average of a students semester grades
What is a GPA?
What to do when you have an issue and you need support
What is talk to the counselor or trusted adult?
Time that a teacher has set aside to help students after school.
What is tutoring?
Students that pay the least amount for college have a GPA close to or above this. (1.0 - 4.0 scale)
What is 4.0?
This is a standardized test that everyone must take before being accepted into college
What is the SAT or ACT?
What is social media?
What to do if you have additional questions about an assignment
What is ask the teacher during class or in tutoring?
The minimum GPA most 4 year colleges look for (1.0- 4.0 scale)
What is 3.0?
The term for what is important to you and what you use to guide your decision making
What is values or morals?
Things that you do in high school that help you get to college.
What is get good grades, extra curricular activities, and volunteer work?
One thing that is recommended so that you will be paying the least amount for college.
What is apply to schools that offer good financial aid packages?
A skill that will help you easily find your work and turn it in on time
What is organization?
Something that tends to increase when you enter high school and means being held accountable
What is responsibility?
It is important to get to know this person at school because they will help you with any issues you have at school and will help to send your college applications as a senior.
What is the counselor?
What you or your parents should try to do if they are able to to help finance college
What is save money?
Term for taking the most challenging courseload you can handle.
What is rigor?
Something that can influence you to make a decision that you normally wouldn't or that goes against what you believe
What is peer pressure?
The person you go to as a senior to get your transcripts sent to a college
What is senior advisor