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Trimester 2 Check-In and Career Exploration

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Question 1

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Check Aeries. What is your grade in your history class so far?

A

B

C

D

F

Question 2

2.

Do you have any missing assignments? If so, how many?

Question 3

3.

Do you have any incomplete assignments or assignments with low scores (less than 50%)? If so, how many?

Question 4

4.

Now go back to Aeries and look at the grades for ALL of your classes. Total up your GPA points and calculate your GPA. (A = 4 points, B = 3 points, C= 2 points, D= 1 point, F = 0 points)

To calculate your GPA: add up the points for all of your classes and divide by 6.

For example, if I have 3 A's, 2 B's, and 1 C, then I have 4 + 4 + 4 + 3 + 3 + 2 = 20. If I divide 20 by 6, my GPA is 3.33.

Less than a 1.0

1.0 - 2.0

2.1 - 2.9

3.0 - 3.9

4.0

Question 5

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How do you feel about your current GPA? If you're not happy with your GPA, what are specific actions you can take to improve it?

Question 6

6.

Think about the habits and other things you have been doing for the past two months to keep on top of schoolwork and being your best self. Check mark the things you have been doing.

When I need to, I check the agenda and slides Ms. Soria has posted for the day on Google Classroom.

I participate in answering the class questions.

For the most part, I stay focused during independent time and I use that time to complete whatever assignments are open.

I check Google Classroom for announcements.

Drinking water or eating fruit/veggies everyday (most vegetables and fruit are mostly water.)

I use my agenda or some kind of checklist for school assignments and important due dates.

I complete and submit my assignments on time.

I talk to someone I trust when I need help or feel overwhelmed.

I come to class on time.

Keeping a regular sleep schedule where I get at least 7-8 hours of sleep.

When I am working on homework, I am in a place where I can concentrate on the lesson and distractions are little to none (i.e. no phone or talking to other people, or working on other subjects).

I give myself breaks when I need to and keep in touch with my friends.

Question 7

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Now think about the things you haven't been doing that could help you. Check mark what you can do/work on so you can be the best you intellectually, emotionally, physically and mentally.

I come to class on time.

I check Google Classroom for announcements.

For the most part, I stay focused during independent time and I use that time to complete whatever assignments are open.

I use my agenda or some kind of checklist for school assignments and important due dates.

When I am working on homework, I am in a place where I can concentrate on the lesson and distractions are little to none (i.e. no phone or talking to other people, or working on other subjects).

When I need to, I check the agenda and slides Ms. Soria has posted for the day on Google Classroom.

I complete and submit my assignments on time.

Drinking water or eating fruit/veggies everyday (most vegetables and fruit are mostly water.)

I talk to someone I trust when I need help or feel overwhelmed.

Keeping a regular sleep schedule where I get at least 7-8 hours of sleep.

I give myself breaks when I need to and keep in touch with my friends.

I participate in answering the class questions.

Career Exploration

Question 8

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Take the quiz: LINK HERE

Explore your recommended potential futures. List 3-5 careers that interest you from the list.

Question 9

9.

Choose the career that interests you the most OR you can list a different career if you already have one in mind. Do some research: what kind of education do you need for your career? (ex. bachelor's degree in biology, master's in organic chemistry, technical certificate in mechanics).

Question 10

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Use the US News College Search to find 3 colleges or universities that offer the major or degree you need for your career (you can explore more colleges if you wish). Read through at least the Overview, Admissions, Academics, Student Life, and Tuition/Financial Aid tabs and answer the questions below for the first college/university you chose.

Check out the Overview and Student Life tabs. Which college/university did you choose? What are some of the highlights of the college/university? (ex. location, student life/clubs, sports, etc.)
Check out the Admissions and Academics tabs. What is the acceptance rate? What is the average SAT and ACT scores of entering freshmen? When is the application deadline? What are some of the degrees/majors offered?
Check out the Tutition/Financial Aid tab. How much is tuition per year? What about room and board? When students graduate, what is the average total indebtedness of the graduating class?

Question 11

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Use the US News College Search to find 3 colleges or universities that offer the major or degree you need for your career (you can explore more colleges if you wish). Read through at least the Overview, Admissions, Academics, Student Life, and Tuition/Financial Aid tabs and answer the questions below for the second college/university you chose.

Check out the Overview and Student Life tabs. Which college/university did you choose? What are some of the highlights of the college/university? (ex. location, student life/clubs, sports, etc.)
Check out the Admissions and Academics tabs. What is the acceptance rate? What is the average SAT and ACT scores of entering freshmen? When is the application deadline? What are some of the degrees/majors offered?
Check out the Tutition/Financial Aid tab. How much is tuition per year? What about room and board? When students graduate, what is the average total indebtedness of the graduating class?

Question 12

12.

Use the US News College Search to find 3 colleges or universities that offer the major or degree you need for your career (you can explore more colleges if you wish). Read through at least the Overview, Admissions, Academics, Student Life, and Tuition/Financial Aid tabs and answer the questions below for the third college/university you chose.

Check out the Overview and Student Life tabs. Which college/university did you choose? What are some of the highlights of the college/university? (ex. location, student life/clubs, sports, etc.)
Check out the Admissions and Academics tabs. What is the acceptance rate? What is the average SAT and ACT scores of entering freshmen? When is the application deadline? What are some of the degrees/majors offered?
Check out the Tutition/Financial Aid tab. How much is tuition per year? What about room and board? When students graduate, what is the average total indebtedness of the graduating class?