Admission Advisor PRESENTATIONS ACT Prep Audience: 9th — 11th Grade Deliverables: Students will be able to: Learn about the different sections of the ACT Get tips for taking the ACT both day of AND before Brief Summary: This workshop gives a brief outline of the ACT for students. It breaks down the test into different sections while giving valuable information on how to prepare and take the test. College Admissions 101 Audience: 9th — 11th grade Deliverables: Students will be able to: Gain a basic understanding of the factors that create college fit. (size, cost, majors ect.) Develop questions to ask an admissions counselor at a college fair Learn how to narrow down a college list. Brief Summary: This workshop gives a “101” view of the college admissions process. It covers what Wisconsin schools requires for admissions, and other helpful tips students should remember when starting/actively applying to colleges. Financial Aid 101 Audience: Parents, Juniors and Seniors Deliverables: Students will be able to: Know the different types of Financial Aid Get specific UWM financial aid information Learn where to find scholarships Brief Summary: This is a basic outline of financial aid both for college in general but also specific to UWM. The presentation uses UWM as an example for the college financial aid process. Email and Social Media Etiquette Audience: 8th — 12th grade Deliverables: Students will be able to Know how to reach out to a professor in a professional manner Understand the importance of clean social media Brief Summary: Brief training that talks about the importance of professionalism when it comes to the student and professor relationship and the importance of clean social media and professional sounding email addresses. Also examples of how students can use social media during the admissions process – virtual tours, contacting admissions offices, getting in touch with other admitted students, etc. College Essay Prep Audience: 9th — 12th grade Deliverables: Students will be able to: Conceptualize different college essay possibilities Learn basic tips on how to write a college essay Brief Summary: This is a step by step process of what to consider when writing a college essay, practical tips and experiences are integrated within the training. College Planning 101 Audience: 9th – 12th grade Deliverables: Students will be able to: Understand the importance of Junior Year Basic Outline of the College admission process Brief Summary: This presentation provides general college planning information. Depending on the grade we are presenting to, we can cater to different topics (freshman – major exploration, sophomores – college/campus exploration, juniors – prep for admissions, seniors – application process and next steps)
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Admission Advisor
PRESENTATIONS
ACT Prep Audience: 9th — 11th GradeDeliverables: Students will be able to: Learn about the different sections of the ACT Get tips for taking the ACT both day of AND beforeBrief Summary: This workshop gives a brief outline of the ACT for students. It breaks down the test into different sections while giving valuable information on how to prepare and take the test.
College Admissions 101 Audience: 9th — 11th gradeDeliverables: Students will be able to: Gain a basic understanding of the factors that create college fit. (size, cost, majors ect.) Develop questions to ask an admissions counselor at a college fair Learn how to narrow down a college list. Brief Summary: This workshop gives a “101” view of the college admissions process. It covers what Wisconsin schools requires for admissions, and other helpful tips students should remember when starting/actively applying to colleges.
Financial Aid 101Audience: Parents, Juniors and SeniorsDeliverables: Students will be able to: Know the different types of Financial Aid Get specific UWM financial aid information Learn where to find scholarships Brief Summary: This is a basic outline of financial aid both for college in general but also specific to UWM. The presentation uses UWM as an example for the college financial aid process.
Email and Social Media Etiquette Audience: 8th — 12th grade Deliverables: Students will be able to Know how to reach out to a professor in a professional manner Understand the importance of clean social media Brief Summary: Brief training that talks about the importance of professionalism when it comes to the student and professor relationship and the importance of clean social media and professional sounding email addresses. Also examples of how students can use social media during the admissions process – virtual tours, contacting admissions offices, getting in touch with other admitted students, etc.
College Essay Prep Audience: 9th — 12th grade Deliverables: Students will be able to: Conceptualize different college essay possibilities Learn basic tips on how to write a college essay Brief Summary: This is a step by step process of what to consider when writing a college essay, practical tips and experiences are integrated within the training.
College Planning 101 Audience: 9th – 12th grade Deliverables: Students will be able to: Understand the importance of Junior Year Basic Outline of the College admission processBrief Summary: This presentation provides general college planning information. Depending on the grade we are presenting to, we can cater to different topics (freshman – major exploration, sophomores – college/campus exploration, juniors – prep for admissions, seniors – application process and next steps)
UW-Milwaukee General Presentation
Audience: 9th – 12th gradeDeliverables: Students will learn about: UW-Milwaukee as an institution and campus Admissions information and how to apply Academics, student life, housing information, etc.
Brief Summary:Find out about UW-Milwaukee and what our institution has to offer! Learn about UW-Milwaukee’s academics, research opportunities, clubs and organizations and student life.
UWM at Waukesha/Washington County Information
Audience: 9th to 12th gradeDeliverables: Students will learn: More about UWM at Waukesha and Washington County branch campuses Associate’s degree offered at each campus Transfer process to UW-Milwaukee Transfer process to other institutionsBrief Summary:Interested in starting a two-year school, explore your options and save money? UWM at Waukesha and Washington County may be the campus for you! Learn about our associate’s degree, as well as transfer options to complete your bachelor’s degree!
College Options in Wisconsin Audience: 9th – 12th gradeDeliverables: Students will be able to: Start exploring different college options in Wisconsin Learn more about UW System, Private colleges, tech collegesBrief Summary: This presentation explores all college options in Wisconsin, showing the differences between institutions, what is offered at each, tuition, housing options and extracurricular overviews. Students will be given examples to gain a better sense of what is a best fit.
Investigating Health
(Health Sciences, Public Health, Pre-Professional Programs and Nursing)
Audience: 9th-12th grade Deliverables: Students will be able to: Learn about different health careers and options Understand healthprograms available at UWM Admissions guidelinesBrief Summary: This presentation explores all the health program options at UW-Milwaukee. Learn about our different programs, career outcomes and application information.
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