PREPARING FOR YOUR FUTURE Graduation & Post-Secondary Planning Class of 2022
PREPARING FOR YOUR FUTURE
Graduation & Post-Secondary PlanningClass of 2022
Student Interest Survey
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Counseling Department● Counselors:
■ Ms. Carpio Garcia (Mrs. Vlahakos’ sub)
■ Ms. Castaneda
■Ms. Flores
■ Ms. Pérez
■ Mr. Rebello
■Ms. Wilde
● Guidance Informational Specialists:
■ Mayra Melchor Sanchez, Giulia Solari, & Jerri Port
● College & Career Center:
■ Ms. Ignaitis - Advisor
■ Mr. Kamp - Assistant
Agenda:○ Career Exploration
■ Why does it matter?■ Career Interest Profiler - Naviance■ Understanding & making sense of your
Holland Code results
○ Review ■Graduation & A-G Requirements
Why the emphasis on College and Career Readiness?
●Explore your interests through the Career Interest Profiler and learn about jobs that match your personality.
●Education pays.
●You will be working for the vast majority of your lifetime; have options & choose wisely.
Real life skills that employers are looking for in recent college graduates:
Education Pays 2013 For detailed data, see: trends.collegeboard.org.
WHAT ARE HOLLAND CODES?
● Holland Codes are personality types.
● People who choose to work in environments that are related to their personality type are more likely to feel success and satisfaction.
Your results, “Holland Codes” will look like this:
1) Go to: www.sequoiahs.org 2) Click on Naviance Icon3) Log-in to Naviance
username: Student ID
password: First Initial, Last Initial, 6 digit birthdate
NAVIANCE ACTIVITY INSTRUCTIONS
Naviance Home Screen
Click on “Careers & Clusters I’m Thinking About”
Click on “Career interest profiler”
CAREER INTEREST PROFILER
1) Read & answer each question a) You have about 30 minutes to
complete the Career Interest Profiler
2) Explore your results using O*NETa) Complete the Career Exploration
Worksheet
Career Exploration Using O*NETGo to this website: www.onetonline.org
1. Click on Interests 2. Holland Codes
3. Careers
Group ActivityGet in groups of 4 and answer the following questions:
● What are some of the examples of careers that group members found?
● Do you think your codes sound like you?● From your results, what was the most
unusual or unexpected career?
Select one group member to share out to the entire class.
REVIEW: Graduation & A-G Requirements
Graduation & A-G Requirements
Subject SUHSD Graduation UC & CSU College Required A-G List*
UC & CSUCollege Recommended
A) Social Studies3 ½ Years(35 credits) 2 Years 2 Years
B) English4
(40 credits) 4 4
C) Math2
(Alg. & Geom.)(20 credits)
3Alg 1, Geom, Alg II 4
D) Science2
1 Lab Science(20 credits)
22 Lab: Biological & Physical
Science3
E) World Language 0 2 3 to 4
F) Visual/Performing Art
1(10 credits) 1 1
Career Technical Ed.1
(10 credits) 0
Physical Education2
(20 credits) 0
Life Skills1/4 Year(2.5 credits) 0
G) Elective 62.5 Credits 1
Credits and Courses
Credits: You need 220 credits minimum for graduation
● If you take six classes this year and pass all, how many credits will you have in June 2020?
● If you multiply 60 credits by 4 years = 240!● F grades don’t give you credits● D & F grades don’t count for A-G college
requirements● 7 classes & school sports give you additional
credits
● Attendance matters
+Understanding your GPA’sCumulative Weighted: Includes all courses
■ Honors courses calculated w/ 5.0 scale■ Regular courses calculated w/ 4.0 scale
Cumulative Unweighted: Includes all courses
■ All courses calculated using 4.0 scale
CA Cal Grant GPA: 10th & 11th grade courses
■ Unweighted ■ Excludes PE and remedial courses■ Aim for 3.0 or higher = Free $ for college,
dependent on family income
Weighted 10-12 A-G GPA:
■ Includes only 10th-12th grade courses with a -P or -HP next to the course title
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CREDIT RECOVERY
Cyber High forms are provided to students by their counselor
○ D grade in a required A-G course must be repeated for
4 year college eligibility
○ F grade in required High School course must be
repeated for graduation and/or A-G eligibility
○ Pick-up a cyber high application today from your
counselor, you do not need to wait until the summer.
What other options are there for credit recovery?
Extra-Curricular Activities & Involvement
● Remember that test scores, GPA, and grades are not everything that colleges & scholarship organizations are considering when reviewing your applications.
● What other things can you be doing to stand out in the college admissions process?
● Keep track of all your activities, involvement, work experience, etc. on your Naviance résumé.
Resources to research Colleges & Careers
● O*NET● College Board: Khan Academy for SAT Prep● College Board: Big Future● California Career Zone● collegedata.com● University & College websites● Naviance: Career Interest Profiler, College
Search, & SuperMatch