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Welcome!Before we start, please complete the
pre-survey. Be sure to write your workbook number in the top right hand corner of the survey.
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Agenda
Opening
Introduction to College Applications
Analyzing Applications - Mock Admissions
Making Applications Stronger
Essays
Recommendations
Action Planning
Closing
CUNY Application Features
Structure – Centralized
Transcripts – Automatic submission
SEEK/CD – Separate application section
Application Fee- $65 for 6 schools
Fee Waivers – Expanded supply for DOE schools
CUNY Application
Order of schools- Forget about it!
Deadlines:Fall - February 1st
Spring - September 15th
Commitment Fee - $100
Indicate ASAP interest
Some CUNY’s use supplemental applications
SUNY Application Features
Structure
Centralized application
Decentralized for supplements
Application fee- $50 per school
Printable fee waiver
Rolling Deadline/December priority
EOP process
Common Application Features
Structure – Decentralized
Application Fee/Fee Waiver
Application Deadline – Varies by School
HEOP – Questions Vary
Supplement – required by most schools
Common Application Features (cont.)
OSIS for participating SUNY schools
Students can provide additional information
Skip logic
Five essay prompts that (may) change annually
Coalition Application
Coalition for Access, Affordability and Success
Used by 53 colleges, some SUNYs
Free student account “toolkit”
Essay prompts
Counselor resources
http://www.coalitionforcollegeaccess.org/
High School Profile
Tells the high school’s story
Provides a holistic evaluation of the student
Gives a representation of the HS’s high
achieving student
Highly recommended by College Admissions
Counselors
Options University’s Freshman Class
Your admissions committee must
Accept one student
Reject one student
Waitlist one student
Options University
Competitive Liberal Arts and Sciences Program
Intramural Sports
GPA 82-88
SAT 1080-1200
ACT 23-29
Essay Feedback – ARROW Method
Accentuate the positive Start by identifying strengths of the
essay
Reflect backReflect back what you took from the
essay – main points, important
messages etc.
Restate aims for essayRestate what the goals of a college
application essay are
Observe what needs
revision
Identify areas to work on by observing
what the essay includes and contrasting
it to the aim
Work on strategiesWork together to identify strategies
the student will use to revise the essay
Essay Feedback
Feedback needs to…
be timely
be specific
have clear positive intent
encourage students to rewrite
Rough draft- focus on ideas, style, and tone
Final draft- focus on accuracy (spelling, grammar,
typos) and appearance (fonts, margins, spacing)
Action Planning: Create a Workshop
Choose a Target Audience:
Students, Staff, or Parents
In groups, design a 30” to 60” workshop including:
Goals
Intro/Icebreaker
Content/Activities
Close/Next Steps
Chart and Report Out
Post Survey and Evaluation Links
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Evaluation: http://bit.ly/2bocTBS
Thank you for your participation!