College & Career Pathway
What if Fellows don't know what they want to do after high school, or their plans change?
That is OK! OneGoal, the Program Director (PD), and their cohorts can help create a plan that makes sense and adjust that plan as future goals change over time.
Define Knowledge.
Knowledge: Gaining + applying postsecondary knowledge
Why do Fellows engage in a variety of experiences each year in the OneGoal program?
In order to help them gain a deeper sense of self, develop a stronger vision for what they want their future to look like and an opportunity to take the necessary steps to realize that future.
Who is a Fellow?
The Fellow is a student.
What is Year 1: Identity + Purpose?
In Year 1 (Y1), you'll explore your identity and aspirations, and identify your best postsecondary options: college, trade / vocational program, internship/assistantship, or general employment. You'll also learn the skills needed for advocacy, improve your GPA, and take action toward your dreams.
What sites should Fellows use to complete college applications and financial aid?
CommonApp and GaFutures.
Define Emotional.
Emotional: Recognizing, regulating + expressing emotions
Fill in the blank: A successful junior year relies on the support of your ___________.
“Network of Champions”, or your cohort, PD, family, and community members who are invested in your success.
What is a cohort, and who is part of it?
Your cohort is your group of peers in your OneGoal class. Like you, they are students committed to pursuing their aspirations after high school. Your cohort supports one another as you explore, enroll, and persist in your chosen postsecondary pathways.
How many Modules are there in Zone 1? What are they?
There are 5 Modules in Zone 1. They are as follows:
Module 0: Welcome to OneGoal
Module 1: Forming a OneGoal Community
Module 2: Engaging with Authenticity and Respect
Module 3: Exploring the Purpose of OneGoal
Module 4: Setting Y1 Goals
Why should Fellows use CollegeBoard?
To sign up for the SAT, view SAT information, apply for Scholarships, and take College & Career Match quizzes.
Define Social.
Social: Developing a sense of belonging + networks to navigate social situations
List 3 out of the 6, Y1 Junior Year Course Topics?
1. Building relationships with peers and the OneGoal Program Director (PD).
2. Deepening understanding of Fellows' identity and strengths.
3. (re)Discovering and affirming values, interests, and professional aspirations.
4. Knowing the postsecondary landscape and exploring the pathway(s) that will best position Fellows to pursue their aspirations.
5. Creating a list of institutions and/or programs Fellows plan to apply to in the fall of senior year.
6. Increase your GPA to broaden the options that are available after high school.
What does PD stand for? Who is my PD? What is their role?
PD stands for Program Director. Your PD is your OneGoal teacher. They are there to support you throughout all three years of the program as you gain new knowledge and build the skills needed to pursue your goals.
How many Zones are there? What are they?
There are 6 Zones. They are #InThisTogether, #DefineMe, #MyAspirations, #ExploringOptions, #TellingMyStory, and #FinishStrong.
Describe the difference between a University and a Technical School.
Universities:
- Takes 4 years or more to complete
- Offer a variety of degree levels such as bachelor's, master's, and doctorate's.
Technical:
- Specialized hands-on training
- Shorter programs, often a few months to 2 years
- Offer diplomas, certificates, and some technical schools offer associate's degrees.
Define Identity & Values.
Identity: Positive understanding of self, abilities + community
Values: Identifying lasting beliefs to guide decisions
Describe the course policies.
- Participate in discussions
- Do not cheat or plagiarize
- Present oneself as mature leaders
- Fellows will support and respect their cohorts
- Plan, work hard, and have a personal commitment to responsibility
What is a Zone?
Zones are sections of the OneGoal program that support you in achieving a specific milestone.
What is the purpose of OneGoal? How many years does it take to complete it?
The purpose of OneGoal is to support Fellows in pursuing their goals after graduation. It takes 3 years to complete.
How does OneGoal support Fellows with their Post-Secondary aspirations?
OneGoal will provide the time, resources, and support for Fellows to reflect on and plan for their journey after high school. Fellows will have the support of cohorts and the guidance of the Program Director for the next three years and beyond! Through lessons, activities, discussions, and projects, Fellows will learn about themself, the options available after high school, and a process for achieving their goals.
How many Pillars of Success are there? What are they?
There are 5 Pillars of Success. They are Identity, Knowledge, Social, Emotional, and Values.
What are the weighted grading categories and percentages that determine Fellows' cumulative course grade?
Goal Setting & Organization (25%)
Attendance, Participation and Reflections (25%)
Zone Assessments (35%)
Final (15%)
What is a Module?
A Module is a set of activities that guide you to success in each Zone. Modules are typically one or two weeks long.
What is the mission, vision, and approach of OneGoal?
Mission: Lead the movement to transform postsecondary advising and support
Vision: Every student will have an equitable opportunity to achieve their greatest postsecondary aspirations.
Approach: Working with schools and districts to transform postsecondary advising and support through our OneGoal Program, OneGoal Leadership Network, and OneGoal Essentials so that all students can define their futures.