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    This document provides information to seniors on graduation requirements, the college application process, financial aid, and scholarships. It outlines the three main components of a college application including test scores, applications, recommendation letters, and transcripts. It discusses deadlines, waivers, and how to send SAT/ACT scores and essays. The document also lists Florida scholarship programs and their requirements as well as resources for scholarships and information on registering for reminders and contacting advisors.

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    This document provides information to seniors on graduation requirements, the college application process, financial aid, and scholarships. It outlines the three main components of a college application including test scores, applications, recommendation letters, and transcripts. It discusses deadlines, waivers, and how to send SAT/ACT scores and essays. The document also lists Florida scholarship programs and their requirements as well as resources for scholarships and information on registering for reminders and contacting advisors.

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    Senior Presentation

    Ms. Olivert—CAP Advisor


    Ms. Castillo—12th Grade Counselor
    Graduation Requirements
    Graduation Requirements—Passing a
    Class
    Know the DEADLINES

    • Priority Deadlines & Regular Deadlines


    • Rolling Admissions

    College Three Main Components

    • Test Scores, Application, Recommendation Letters


    Application and Transcripts

    s Complete transcript requests through the


    "Students" tab in the Mater Lakes
    website.
    • Students  Transcript Request  Fill out student
    information.
    • Call schools to confirm that they received your
    transcripts.
    SAT & ACT Scores

    • Students with Free or Reduced lunch


    receive 2 free waivers for SAT / ACT
    • Receive free College Application
    College Waivers

    Application Sending SAT Scores

    s • 4 score reports every time you register for


    the SAT
    • Must be used from day of registration
    to 9 days after the test
    • Students with a waiver receive 4 additional
    score reports for each
    test (collegeboard.com)
    Sending ACT scores

    • Receive up to two free ACT


    College score reports (for each test).

    Application Essays &


    Recommendation
    s Letters
    • Application will state if an
    essay or recommendation
    letters are required.
    Scholarships
    Check the website of your University of choice.

    www.fastweb.com
    3 Great Resources www.greenlight.com
    www.collegescholarships.com

    - If parents did not receive Bachelor’s degree or higher.


    - Certain universities have specific first-generation
    First-Generation Students scholarships.
    www.collegescholarships.org/scholarships/first-in-family.htm
    - 3.5 weighted G.P.A. 
    Florida Academic - 16 core credits : 4 Math, 4 English, 3
    Scholars  100% of Science, 3 Social Science, 2 World
    Language
    Tuition (includes - 100 Volunteer Hours
    - 1330 SAT / 29 ACT (excluding
    Summer) writing)

    - 3.0 weighted G.P.A.


    Florida Medallion
    Bright Scholarship  75% of
    - 16 core credits
    - 75 hours of community service

    Futures
    - 1210 SAT / 25 ACT (excluding
    tuition writing)

    Scholarshi Deadline to submit Florida Financial Aid


    p Program Application (FFAA) is August 31, 2022.

    floridastudentfinancialaidsg.org
    Free Application for Federal Student Aid
    (FAFSA)

    October 1
    Application opens October 1st
    • Completely free to fill out.
    • Should fill out AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE!
    Remind is a great place to stay up
    to date on important meetings,
    deadlines, and other college
    REGISTER information.

    FOR
    REMIND! Please see Ms. Olivert for more
    information on how to sign up for
    Remind.
    COLLEGE CORNER

    http://collegecornermla.weebly.com/
    • Ms. Olivert
    • CAP Advisor / Dual Enrollment
    • [email protected]
    • Ms. Castillo
    Contact • 12th grade Counselor / CAP Advisor
    Information • [email protected]
    • PowerPoint posted on College Corner.
    • Under “Senior Presentation” section of
    College Corner

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