Shawnee Mission

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Wednesday, October 13, 20106:30 – 9:00 p.m.Shawnee Mission East High School75th & Mission Road

COLLEGECLINICGUIDE

Who Should Go toCollege Clinic?Just about everyone.

For freshmen and sophomoresit’s a chance to get a head start on planning.

Juniors and seniors can get specificquestions answered face-to-face. If you already know where you’d like to go, it’s a chance to make a goodimpression.

Take a parent. You know how theylike to be involved and may eventhink of questions you haven’t.

How can thisGuide Help Me?Valuable information regarding eachcollege is provided within this guide. Please use it to betterinform yourself and to help narrow yourresearch of colleges. The following information is includedfor those Colleges attending the Clinic.

LocationHow far from home do you want to be?What about travel ? Do you prefer acertain part of the country? A certainclimate? Do you want to strike out onyour own or be with people youalready know?

Undergraduate EnrollmentGive some thought to how you canbest succeed in terms of the faculty tostudent ratio and the studentpopulation.

Middle 50% Test ScoresMany colleges require either the SAT orACT tests. Average freshman scoresare listed to show you where you placeamongst your peers. Be aware thatsome colleges also require SATSubject Tests. Check the college’swebsite for exact requirements. Testdates are listed on the inside backcover of this guide.

Approximate Cost per Year

Our figures include tuition, fees, roomand board. These figures are basedupon the current school year.

Scholarship Information

Tremendous scholarship opportunitiesexist at many colleges, making iteasier to consider an out-of-state orprivate school. Check with the collegeto clarify financial aid packages.

Web Address

You can get a lot of information about a school from its web site. To geta more detailed perspective, searchstudent web pages, the campusnewspaper, sites provided by variousdepartments and faculty, and sites thatcompare schools.

What is theCollege ClinicPlanner & How doI use it?To fully utilize the College Clinicresources, please use the plannerprovided on page 12.

AND please, remember to bringit with you to College Clinic.

Before College Clinic Mark theschools you want to learn more about,noting which ones are giving in-roompresentations and which ones havebrowsing tables. Write them in theplanner in the appropriate spots.

When you arrive Pick up alocation chart which will show youspecific college locations and look at information boards for last minuteupdates. Note these locations on theplanner to be fully prepared.

Note the locations on the planner to befully prepared.

Readthrough

thecatalogs,

look at theweb site,

talk to thereps, makea visit andthen askyourself,"Do I wantto learnand livehere for

fouryears?"

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We expectapproximately5,000 attendees, please plan your visitaccordingly.

Brighton Gardens is agreat option for park and ride. Shuttles leave every 15 minutes.

Please avoidparking in the City Hall or PoliceDepartment lots, as this will result in a ticket.

How’s CollegeClinic Set Up?Each college chooses either a "room" format or a "browsing" format.The "room" colleges will be makingpresentations in designatedclassrooms. Please check the location chart (available at theentrances) for the colleges exactlocation.

Colleges making presentations do soon the half hour at 6:35, 7:00, 7:30,8:00 and 8:30 p.m.

Please enter these sessions only at thebeginning and stay for the entirediscussion.

The colleges with browsing tables arelocated in the gyms and cafeteria andcan be visited anytime between 6:30and 9:00 p.m. Please check the floorplan for exact locations.

What about Parking?Park and walk from the SME lots off75th Street or Mission, the P.V.Pool and Tennis lots off Delmar, or atthese locations:

Medical & Professional Building7501 Mission Road

Office Building7455 Mission Road

Prairie Village Office Center7301 Mission Road

Due to high school lots filling quickly, afree shuttle bus runs from 6:00to 9:30 p.m. every 15 minutesfrom:

Brighton Gardens 71st and Mission Road

Do not block fire lanes or use City Hall or Police Department lots.You will be ticketed.

Questions to Ask the RepsTo find out…

1. What makes this theschool for me?

What makes this school special orunique?What are the strongest areas of study?What are new or special programs?What is the student/faculty ratio?What are the opportunities for studyabroad?What student activities are available?

2. Am I likely to beaccepted?

What is the average GPA of thoseaccepted?What percentage is in the top 10percent of their high school class?In the top 50 percent?

3. How likely am I to getfinancial aid?

What types of financial aid can I apply for?What percentage of freshmen receivefinancial aid?What percentage continue to get aidafter freshman year?What is the average freshman grant/ loan?What job opportunities exist on and off campus?

4. Where will I live?

Are students required to live oncampus? For how long?What is student housing like?What kind and how much off-campushousing is there?What percentage of students live on/off campus?Where do fraternity and sororitymembers live?

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Do you wantto go to

college withyour high

school classmates or

strike out on your own?

COMEPREPARED!This is yourbest chance

to askimportantquestions.

How do I Find Out More?1. Counseling Office: Check there forcollege planning guides and otherinformation, including web sites. Someof our favorites:

For scholarship & financial aidinfo

finaid.org, collegenet.com/mach25,and fastweb.com

For testing infoets.org, act.org and collegeboard.com

For a virtual college tourcampustours.com

For colleges with a desiredmajor

petersons.com

2. College Guides: There are severalguides that do a good job comparingcolleges:

• The Insiders Guide to Colleges• Barrons’ Profiles of American Colleges

• The College Handbook • Fiske Guide to Colleges• Choosing the Right College• Colleges That Change Lives: 40 Schools You Should Know About Even If You’re Not A Straight-A Student

• The Unofficial Unbiased Guide to the 331 Most Interesting Colleges

3. Course Catalogs: They will giveyou an idea of what’s available but arenot the best way to compare schools.Courses listed may be very differentfrom how they’re described or nolonger offered.

At some schools, student organizationsrank courses and professors. If youvisit a school, try to find such ranking. Itcould give you a more realistic idea ofwhat courses-and the people whoteach them-are really like.

4. College Visit: Try to make at leastone visit when school is in session. Inaddition to the formal interview andtour, arrange to sleep in a dorm andeat in the dining hall. Visit someclasses, attend a game and visit thestudent union. Talk to as manystudents as possible toobtain different perspectives.

5. Your Counselor: A big part of yourschool counselor's job is to help withcollege selection. The more yourcounselor knows you and your collegeneeds, the more they can help.

6. Your instincts: Above everythingelse, trust your instincts. Ifsomething tells you this is not the rightplace, it’s probably not. Choose aschool where you can picture yourselfliving, learning and successfullycompleting your degree.

Honors ProgramsAs the cost of education rises, studentsare finding an alternative to a big nameschool in the honors programs offeredat many state universities. Theseprograms can offer the best of bothworlds: the class size and studentteacher ratio of a small college with theresources and facilities of a large research institution.

Many honors programs give studentsthe option of living with other honorsstudents and some even putclassrooms and faculty offices in thebuilding where the students live.

Many institutions entice students withstipends and scholarships, anopportunity worth considering.

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Allen Community College, Iola, KS T 3000 100% $6,700 75% $2,300 18;1 allencc.edu

Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ T 50485 88% 1110 24 $28,839 25% $6,000 23;1 asu.edu

Austin College, Sherman, TX T 1300 65% 1170-1320 23-29 $41,309 70% 13;1 austincollege.edu

Avila University, Kansas City, MO T 1000 50% 22-24 $28,350 95% $11,000 13;1 avila.edu

Baker University, Baldwin City, KS T 1000 50% 24 $29,290 95% $10,979 14;1 bakeru.edu

Belmont University, Nashville, TN T 4800 69% 1080-1260 23-29 45% 13;1 www.belmont.edu

Beloit College, Beloit, WI T 1200 65% 640 27 $42,202 75% 11;1 beloit.edu

Benedictine College, Atchison, KS T 1500 60% 21-27 $27,000 100% $9,000 15;1 benedictine.edu

Bethany College, Lindsborg, KS T 600 59% 989 22.1 $25,800 99% $10,800 12;1 bethanylb.edu

Bethel College, Newton, KS T 500 65% 22 $27,680 95% $10,150 10;1 bethelks.edu

Brown Mackie College, Lenexa, KS T 600 3% $500 18;1 bmcconnection.com

Buena Vista University, Storm Lake, IA T 1000 80% 18-25 $33,888 96% $18,956 13;1 bvu.edu

Carleton College, Northfield, MN T 2000 33% 1960-2220 29-33 $52,110 $25,608 9;1 carleton.edu

Central Christian College, McPherson, KS T 350 61% 980 21 $23,900 97% 14;1 centralchristian.edu

Central College, Pella, IA T 1700 74% 21-27 $34,944 100% $10,000 14;1 central.edu

Central Methodist University, Fayette, MO T 1100 73% 22 $26,000 90% $10,500 16;1 centralmethodist.edu

Claremont McKenna College, Claremont, CA T 1200 17% 2200 31 $53,230 9;1 cmc.edu

Clark University, Worcester, MA T 2200 65% 1200 24 $43,000 70% 10;1 clarku.edu

Clemson University, Clemson, SC T 15000 50% 1180-1320 26-31 $36,000 14;1 clemson.edu

Coe College, Cedar Rapids, IA T 1300 65% 1070-1220 23-27 $38,150 85% $15,000 11;1 coe.edu

Coffeyville Comm. College, Coffeyville, KS T 2000 100% 18 $6,900 80% $3,500 18;1 coffeyville.edu

Colby College, Waterville, ME T 1800 34% 1360-2030 30 $51,990 37% $36,000 10;1 colby.edu

Colgate University, Hamilton, NY T 2900 33% 650-750 30-33 $52,060 10;1 colgate.edu

College of St. Benedict/St. John’s University, Collegeville, MN T 4000 80% 1590-1860 23-28 $40,898 70% $12,000 12;1 csbsju.edu

College of Wooster, Wooster, OH T 2000 1200 26 $45,668 93% $22,000 11;1 wooster.edu

Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO T 21200 90% 559-572 24.6 $30,586 17;1 admissions.colostate.edu

Columbia College, Columbia, MO T 1200 55% 21 $20,974 75% 14;1 ccis.edu

Cornell College, Mt. Vernon, IA T 1200 50% 1140-1350 24-29 $38,710 65% $10,000 11;1 cornellcollege.edu

Cowley County Comm. College, Ark City, KS T 3584 100% $7,871 30% $1,760 17;1 cowley.edu

Creighton University, Omaha, NE T 4000 86% 1130-1350 25-30 $39,742 82% 11;1 creighton.edu

Culver-Stockton College, Canton, MO T 800 65% 21.67 $29.65 98% $18,500 13;1 culver.edu

Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH Rm 4200 11% 2120-2330 30-34 $52,973 50% $36,000 8;1 dartmouth.edu/admissions

Davidson College, Davidson, NC T 1700 26% 630-730 29-32 $47,000 44% $30,715 10;1 davidson.edu

Denison University, Granville, OH T 2100 49% 1290 28 $47,800 95% $19,500 10;1 denison.edu

DePaul University, Chicago, IL T 16200 69% 510-630 22-27 $41,165 16;1 depaul.edu

DePauw University, Greencastle, IN T 2400 1200 27 $43,580 10;1 depauw.edu

DeVry University, Kansas City, MO T 3500 13;1 devry.edu

Dickinson College, Carlisle, PA T 2365 49% 1260-1400 28-31 $49,820 60% $26,031 10;1 dickinson.edu

Doane College, Crete, NE T 1000 80% 23 $28,730 98% $14,148 9;1 admission.doane.edu

Donnelly College, Kansas City, KS T 700 $6,000 92% 13;1 donnelly.edu

Drake University, Des Moines, IA T 3500 63% 1060-1280 24-29 $33,422 98% $12,150 14;1 drake.edu

Drury University, Springfield, MO T 1600 24-29 $27,000 83% 12;1 drury.edu

Duke University, Durham, NC Rm 6200 17% 680-770 30-35 $53,390 40% $30,560 11;1 duke.edu

Earlham College, Richmond, IN T 1200 66% 1250 26 $44,000 70% $22,000 11;1 earlham.edu

Elon University, Elon, NC T 5000 47% 1730-1960 24-29 $35,475 42% 13;1 admissions@elon.edu

Name and Location Table/ Underg %app mid 50% mid 50% Tuition % Rcvg Avg $ Stdt/Fac Website Room Enrollmt accptd SAT ACT Rm Brd Schlshp Schlshp Ratio (www.)

Please check the school website for accuracy. The information provided cannot be guaranteed.SAT – schools may use 2400 as possible composite score with writing componentRm – formal 20 minute presentations in classroom at 6:35, 7:00, 7:30, 8:00 and 8:30T – table in the gym or cafeteria where you may browse or visit informallyuc – unconfirmed, attendance expectedna – information not available at time of publication(W) – women’s college(M) – men’s college

Colleges attending as of September 22, 2010

Emporia State University, Emporia, KS T 4300 86% 22 $11,420 40% $791 18;1 emporia.edu

Flint Hills Technical College, Emporia, KS T 660 80% $3,500 40% $1,000 15;1 fhtc.edu

Fontbonne University, St. Louis, MO T 1400 85% 23 $28,000 75% $8,500 14;1 fontbonne.edu

Fort Hays State University, Hays, KS T 9730 21 $10,567 17;1 fhsu.edu

Fort Scott Comm. College, Fort Scott, KS T 2000 100% $8,000 30% $1,000 25;1 fortscott.edu

Garden City Comm. College, Garden City,KS T 2100 20 $5,000 75% $880 17;1 gcccks.edu

Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA T 2600 40% 1300 28 $50,000 70% $32,000 11;1 gettysburg.edu

Graceland University, Lamoni, IA T 1000 45% 970 21 $28,020 94% 15;1 graceland.edu

Grinnell College, Grinnell, IA T 1600 34% 1220-1460 28-32 $45,828 88% $21,957 9;1 grinnell.edu

Gustavus Adolphus College, St. Peter, MN T 2500 65% 1160-1340 23-29 $41,500 95% $20,000 12;1 gustavus.edu

Hamilton College, Clinton, NY T 1800 30% 670-760 $51,760 10;1 admission@hamilton.edu

Hannibal-LaGrange College, Hannibal, MO T 1200 60% 1050 22 $22,126 94% $15,000 14;1 hlg.edu

Hastings College, Hastings, NE T 1100 80% 1080 23 $28,920 98% $10,500 12;1 hastings.edu

Hawaii Pacific University, Honolulu, HI T 5000 70% 1100 23 $30,460 64% 18;1 hpu.edu

Hendrix College, Conway, AR T 1500 78% 1160-1360 27-32 $41,126 99% $21,000 13;1 hendrix.edu

Hesston College, Hesston, KS T 500 1027 21 $27,576 12;1 hesston.edu

Highland Community College, Highland, KS T 3600 95% 990 18 $8,000 90% $2,000 20;1 highlandcc.edu

Hobart & William Smith College, Geneva, NY T 5200 1160-1280 $52,168 85% $34,400 11;1 hws.edu

Hutchinson Comm. College, Hutchinson, KS T 8000 100% 980-1000 21 $8,500 65% $1,600 14;1 hutchcc.edu

Illinois College, Jacksonville, IL T 1000 60% 1650 24 $30,700 97% 10;1 ic.edu

Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL T 2600 61% 1190-1370 28-31 $37,500 admission@iit.edu

Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, IL T 2100 55% 1180-1350 26-30 $43,500 95% $13,000 11;1 iwv.edu

Indiana University, Bloomington, IN T 32490 69% 1090-1310 25-29 $36,259 18;1 admit.indiana.edu

Johnson & Wales University, Providence, RI T 14000 72% $30,000 97% 13;1 www.jwu.edu, http://jwu.edu/

Johnson County Community College, OP, KS T 20500 100% $3,000 75% 18;1 jccc.edu

Kansas City Art Institute, Kansas City, MO T 700 80% 1510 23 $38,966 95% $12,000 15;1 kcai.edu

Kansas City Kansas Comm. College KC, KS T 7000 15;1 kckcc.edu

Kansas State U Tech & Aviation, Salina, KS T 1000 980 21 $11,000 80% 15;1 salina.K-State.edu

Kansas State University, Manhattan, KS Both 18800 95% 1090 24 $14,000 47% $2,200 18;1 K-State.edu

Kansas Wesleyan University, Salina, KS T 900 22.1 $27,000 $9,000 16;1 kwu.edu

Knox College, Galesburg, IL T 1400 70% 1160-1420 26-31 $40,365 68% $15,000 12;1 knox.edu

Lawrence University, Appleton, WI T 1500 70% 590-720 27-31 $43,719 75% $10,000 11;1 lawrence.edu

Lehigh University, Bethlehem, PA T 4800 33% 1280-1430 28-32 $50,000 50% $28,000 10;1 lehigh.edu

Lindenwood University, St. Charles, MO T 5700 53% 22.3 $20,110 13;1 lindenwood.edu

Linn State Technical School T 1200 19 $9,600 11;1 linnstate.edu

Loyola University Chicago, Chicago, IL T 10000 65% 24-29 $44,000 91% $21,000 14;1 luc.edu

Loyola University New Orleans, New Orleans, LA T 2685 60% 1120 24-29 $42,000 11;1 loyno.edu

Macalester College, St. Paul, MN T 2000 40% 2040-2180 29-33 $49,124 72% $33,991 10;1 macalester.edu

Manhattan Christian College, Manhattan, KS T 400 90% 1090 22 $18,000 80% $3,500 17;1 mccks.edu

Marquette University, Milwaukee, WI T 8000 65% 1090-1270 24-29 $40,000 15;1 marquette.edu

Maryville University St. Louis, St. Louis, MO T 1800 60% 24.7 $30,410 95% $7,980 12;1 maryville.edu

McPherson College, McPherson, KS T 600 60% 900-1120 20-23 $27,000 99% $9,250 15;1 mcpherson.edu

Miami University, Oxford, OH T 14500 78% 1110-1280 24-29 $37,250 70% $4,000 17;1 admission@muohio.edu

Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI T 35000 60% 1050-1250 23-28 $37,400 80% $8,000 19;1 msu.edu

Mid America Nazarene University, Olathe,KS T 1000 60% 21-26 $26,000 100% $11,250 12;1 mnu.edu

Millikin University, Decatur, IL T 2300 75% 24 $36,000 100% $13,500 12;1 millikin.edu

Please check the school website for accuracy. The information provided cannot be guaranteed.SAT – schools may use 2400 as possible composite score with writing componentRm – formal 20 minute presentations in classroom at 6:35, 7:00, 7:30, 8:00 and 8:30T – table in the gym or cafeteria where you may browse or visit informallyuc – unconfirmed, attendance expectedna – information not available at time of publication(W) – women’s college(M) – men’s college

Name and Location Table/ Underg %app mid 50% mid 50% Tuition % Rcvg Avg $ Stdt/Fac Website Room Enrollmt accptd SAT ACT Rm Brd Schlshp Schlshp Ratio (www.)

Missouri Baptist University, St. Louis, MO T 1000 40% 23 $24,960 92% $7,500 20;1 mobap.edu

Missouri Southern State Univ., Joplin, MO T 5800 94% 21.7 $11,000 76% 18;1 mssu.edu

Missouri State University, Springfield, MO T 17000 67% 21-27 $12,550 56% $5,227 20;1 missouristate.edu

Missouri Univ. Science & Technology,Rolla,MO T 5400 87% 1200-1410 26-31 $22,000 79% $6,788 16;1 mst.edu

Missouri Western State Univ., St. Joseph,MO T 5800 98% 21 $10,689 82% $3,000 19;1 missouriwestern.edu

National American University, Overland Park, KS T 323 100% $16,000 85% 15;1 national.edu

Nebraska Wesleyan University, Lincoln, NE T 1600 80% 25 $29,000 99% $9,824 13;1 nebrwesleyan.edu

Neosho County Comm. College, Chanute, KS T 3600 100% $7,292 70% $2,170 13;1 neosho.edu

Newman University, Wichita, KS T newmanu.edu

Northwest Missouri State Univ., Maryville,MO T 6100 75% 1020-1040 22 $18,477 80% 22;1 nwmissouri.edu

Northwestern College, Orange City, IA T 1200 80% 22-27 $30,420 99% $10,750 14;1 nwciowa.edu

Northwestern University, Evanston, IL Rm 8000 24% 1360-1530 30-34 $56,000 45% 7;1 northwestern.edu

Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH T 2800 33% 1270-1450 28-32 $48,000 70% $32,000 11;1 oberlin.edu

Oklahoma Baptist University, Shawnee, OK T 1700 24.2 $24,300 95% 13;1 okbu.edu

Oklahoma City University, Oklahoma City, OK T okcu.edu

Ottawa University, Ottawa, KS T 600 67% 930 21 $27,000 99% $10,000 14;1 ottawa.edu

Park University, Parkville, MO Both 1600 22 $17,060 50% 12;1 park.edu

Peru State College, Peru, NE T 1535 100% 17-23 $9,000 62% $2,000 20;1 peru.edu

Pittsburg State University, Pittsburg, KS T 6500 79% $11,236 53% $4,525 18;1 pittstate.edu

Pomona College, Claremont, CA T 1500 15% 2060-2280 29-34 $53,000 $33,500 8;1 pomona.edu

Pratt Community College, Pratt, KS T 2400 100% $8,260 65% $500 17;1 prattcc.edu

Princeton University, Princeton NJ Rm 5000 8% 690-790 $47,000 59% $37,680 5;1 princeton.edu

Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN T 31100 62% 1530-1880 23-29 $35,742 14;1 purdue.edu

Regis University, Denver, CO T 1600 85% 990-1200 20-26 $40,000 80% $10,000 14;1 regis.edu

Research College of Nursing, Kansas City, MO T 300 75% 25 $35,000 95% $18,000 10;1 rockhurst.edu

Rhodes College, Memphis, TN T 1700 44% 1210-1360 26-30 $43,100 75% $25,000 10;1 rhodes.edu

Rice University, Houston, TX Rm 3300 22% 1390-1530 31-34 $45,400 30% 5;1 rice.edu

Rockhurst University, Kansas City, MO T 1700 75% 25 $35,000 95% $18,000 12;1 rockhurst.edu

Saint Louis College of Pharmacy, St. Louis, MO T 1200 54% 25 $30,738 100% $5,500 18;1 stlcop.edu

Saint Louis University, St. Louis, MO T 8100 72% 24-29 $41,874 97% $10,000 13;1 slu.edu

Saint Luke’s College of Health Sciences, KC, MO T 130 19% $12,500 90% $2,000 8;1 saintlukescollege.edu

Saint Mary’s College, Notre Dame, IN T 1659 85% 1580-1830 23-27 $40,500 92% 12;1 saintmarys.edu

Salina Area Technical College, Salina, KS T 400 100% 40% $500 20;1 salinatech.edu

Savannah College of Art/Design, Savannah, GA T 7190 1071 20-26 $42,000 $9,000 16;1 scad.edu

Scripps College, Claremont, CA T 900 39% 640-740 $52,900 65% $34,000 15;1 scrippscollege.edu

Seton Hall University, South Orange, NJ T 5200 45% $44,580 75% 14;1 shu.edu

Sewanee-University of the South, Sewanee, TN T 1500 62% 1190-1350 25-30 $46,112 74% $30,623 10;1 sewanee.edu

Simpson College, Indianola, IA T 1600 85% 22-27 $34,476 99% $16,889 14;1 simpson.edu

Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, IL T 15551 70% 21-25 $20,936 46% $7,406 15;1 siu.edu

Southern Methodist University, Dallas, TX T 6200 50% 1200-1360 26-30 $44,000 80% 12;1 smu.edu

Southwest Baptist University, Bolivar, MO T 1600 90% 860-1160 20-26 $23,000 95% $6,500 14;1 sbuniv.edu

Southwestern College, Winfield, KS T 700 20-21 $27,500 99% $9,000 12;1 gosc.com

Spring Hill College, Mobile, AL T 1400 87% 21-27 $36,980 $13,000 13;1 shc.edu

St. John’s University, Collegeville, MN T 4000 80% 1590-1860 23-28 $40,898 70% $12,000 12;1 csbsju.edu

St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN T 3000 56% 26-31 $45,300 86% $21,674 22;1 stolaf.edu

Please check the school website for accuracy. The information provided cannot be guaranteed.SAT – schools may use 2400 as possible composite score with writing componentRm – formal 20 minute presentations in classroom at 6:35, 7:00, 7:30, 8:00 and 8:30T – table in the gym or cafeteria where you may browse or visit informallyuc – unconfirmed, attendance expectedna – information not available at time of publication(W) – women’s college(M) – men’s college

Name and Location Table/ Underg %app mid 50% mid 50% Tuition % Rcvg Avg $ Stdt/Fac Website Room Enrollmt accptd SAT ACT Rm Brd Schlshp Schlshp Ratio (www.)

Please check the school website for accuracy. The information provided cannot be guaranteed.SAT – schools may use 2400 as possible composite score with writing componentRm – formal 20 minute presentations in classroom at 6:35, 7:00, 7:30, 8:00 and 8:30T – table in the gym or cafeteria where you may browse or visit informallyuc – unconfirmed, attendance expectedna – information not available at time of publication(W) – women’s college(M) – men’s college

Name and Location Table/ Underg %app mid 50% mid 50% Tuition % Rcvg Avg $ Stdt/Fac Website Room Enrollmt accptd SAT ACT Rm Brd Schlshp Schlshp Ratio (www.)

Stephens College, Columbia, MO T 800 70% 1500 22 $33,000 95% $8,000 16;1 stephens.edu

Sterling College, Sterling, KS T 700 55% 22.3 $25,500 100% $8,000 14;1 sterling.edu

Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY T 12600 1590-1870 26 $33,630 80% 15;1 admissions.syr.edu

Tabor College, Hillsboro, KS T 600 23.3 $27,000 100% $13,790 12;1 tabor.edu

Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX T 7640 50% 1600-1900 23-29 $41,000 75% 14;1 tcu.edu

The George Washington University, Wash. DC T 9700 31.5 1890-2110 28-32 $56,875 20% $28,000 14;1 gwu.edu

The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH T 36600 62% $30,000 52% $10,149 osu.edu

The University of Tulsa, Tulsa, OK T 3000 1100-1360 24-31 $37,000 92% 11;1 utulsa.edu

Trinity University, San Antonio, TX T 2400 61% 1210-1390 27-31 $40,324 82% $14,600 10;1 trinity.edu

Truman State University, Kirksville, MO T 5600 80% 1150-1340 25-30 $18,300 94% $4,900 15;1 truman.edu

Tulane University, New Orleans, LA T 5500 25% 1090-2100 29-32 $53,860 83% $29,855 8;1 tulane.edu

University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, AL T 23700 55% 1000-1220 21-28 $27,400 25% 20;1 gobama.ua.edu

University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR T 15000 98% 25 $14,800 17;1 uark.edu

University of Central Missouri, Warrensburg, MO T 9000 85% 22 $14,000 45% $1,000 16;1 ucmo.edu

University of Chicago, Chicago, IL Rm 8400 18% 1380-1560 30-34 $57,590 50% $35,126 6;1 uchicago.edu

University of Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO T 25000 84% 1090-1270 24-29 $42,041 84% 18;1 colorado.edu

University of Dayton, Dayton, OH T 7100 73% 1050-1240 23-28 $39,000 96% $10,060 14;1 udayton.edu

University of Denver, Denver, CO T 4900 54% 1140-1320 25-30 $46,725 85% $28,632 8;1 du.edu

University of Evansville, Evansville, IL T 2500 89% 1510-1838 22-28 $37,186 94% $20,000 13;1 evansville.edu

University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS T 21000 22-27 $15,800 42% 20;1 ku.edu

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI T 6000 1940-2190 28-32 $46,999 70% umich.edu

University of Missouri - St. Louis, St. Louis, MO T 16500 60% 1060 23-27 $16,000 25% $2,000 18;1 umsl.edu

University of Missouri Kansas City, KC, MO T 8000 80% 24.1 $8,258 75% umkc.edu

University of Missouri, Columbia, MO Both 24000 85% 25.6 $21,000 75% 19;1 missouri.edu

University of Nebraska at Omaha, Omaha, NE T 12000 95% 23.3 $12,300 31% 26;1 BEaMAV.com

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Lincoln, NE Both 18955 80% 25 $25,756 15;1 admissions.unledu

University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN T 8000 28% 1380-1500 32-34 $51,300 50% $25,000 12;1 nd.edu

University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK T 18700 73% 1170 25.9 $27,029 74% $10,848 18;1 ou.edu

University of Oregon, Eugene, OR T 18000 85% 1000-1220 24 $36,024 35% 19;1 uoregon.edu

University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA Rm 9600 14% 2030-2320 30-34 $49,986 80% $34,435 6;1 upenn.edu

University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA T 2600 51% 1130-1360 25-30 $47,040 87% $19,743 11;1 pugetsound.edu

University of Saint Mary, Leavenworth, KS T 500 65% 21 $26,310 98% $7,800 12;1 stmary.edu

University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA T 14000 31% 1250-1430 32 $31,000 virginia.edu

University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI T 1830-1980 26-30 admissions.wisc.edu

University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI T 25200 1100 25 $24,716 65% 30;1 uwm.edu

University Southern California, Los Angeles, CA T 15000 24% 1990-2210 30-33 $53,618 20% 10;1 usc.edu

US Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, CO Both 5000 15% 650 30 $0 100% full 8;1 academyadmissions.com

US Air Force ROTC, Lawrence, KS Rm 45 90% 30% $20,000 10;1 ku.edu

US Coast Guard Adademy, New London, CT Both 900 13% 1272 28 $0 100% full 9;1 uscga.edu

US Military Academy Westpoint, Westpoint, NY Both 4400 15% 623-642 27-30 $0 100% full 15;1 usma.edu

US Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD Both 4500 8.50% 570-710 $0 100% full 8:01 AM usna.com

Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, IN T 2900 79% 1440-1920 22-29 $38,000 95% $23,000 12;1 valpo.edu

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN Rm 6800 18% 1350-1520 30-34 $57,130 66% 8;1 admissions.vanderbilt.edu

Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY T 2500 23% 1320-1490 29-33 $51,470 60% $31,000 9;1 vassar.edu

Villanova University, Villanova, PA T 6300 41% 1340-1440 30-33 $53,000 63% 13;1 villanova.edu

Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, VA T 1550 50% 1140 25 $34,098 70% $19,000 12;1 vmi.edu

Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, NC T 4600 $51,910 11;1 wfu.edu

Warren Wilson College, Asheville, NC T 900 60% 1169 25 $31,000 60% 12;1 warren-wilson.edu

Wartburg College, Waverly IA T 1800 65% 24 $36,955 99% $10,000 12;1 wartburg.edu

Washington & Lee University, Lexington, VA T 1750 16% 1360-1450 29-31 $50,000 35% $27,350 9;1 wlu.edu

Washington College,Chestertown, MD T 1400 65% 1180 26 $44,572 80% $15,000 12;1 washcoll.edu

Washington University in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO T 6000 20% 2050-2290 31-34 $48,000 60% wustl.edu

Webster University, St. Louis, MO T 2200 80% 1700 24 $30,400 70% $9,000 12;1 explore.webster.edu

Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA T 2400 14% 683-694 $49,794 58% $35,300 9;1 wellesley.edu

Wentworth Military Academy, Lexington, MO T 100 50% 920 19 $28,250 100% $10,000 15;1 wma.edu

Wesleyan University, Middletown, CT T 2800 22% 720 32 $54,097 44% $31,800 9;1 wesleyan.edu

Western State College Colorado, Gunnison, CO T 2400 75% 900 21 $24,000 75% 22;1 western.edu

Westminster College, Fulton, MO T 1100 70% 1800 26 $26,600 97% $9,500 15;1 westminster-mo.edu

Wheaton College, Wheaton, IL T 2900 60% 1220-1400 27-31 $35,630 52% $17,325 12;1 wheaton.edu

Whittier College, Whittier, CA T 1400 65% 1600 24 $47,000 60% 13;1 whittier.edu

Wichita State University, Wichita, KS T 11000 65% 23.8 $12,000 60% $2,000 17;1 wichita.edu

William Jewell College, Liberty, MO T 1100 51% 1170-1200 26 $35,650 99% 12;1 william.jewell.edu

William Woods University, Fulton, MO T 1093 76% 1050 22 $25,200 100% $14,900 13;1 williamwoods.edu

York College, York, NE T 500 90% $20,000 98% $7,000 12;1 york.edu

Please check the school website for accuracy. The information provided cannot be guaranteed.SAT – schools may use 2400 as possible composite score with writing componentRm – formal 20 minute presentations in classroom at 6:35, 7:00, 7:30, 8:00 and 8:30T – table in the gym or cafeteria where you may browse or visit informallyuc – unconfirmed, attendance expectedna – information not available at time of publication(W) – women’s college(M) – men’s college

Name and Location Table/ Underg %app mid 50% mid 50% Tuition % Rcvg Avg $ Stdt/Fac Website Room Enrollmt accptd SAT ACT Rm Brd Schlshp Schlshp Ratio (www.)

Notes:

The "best"college for a

student is notnecessarilythe most

prestigious but the college

that offers a student the most

opportunitiesto develop astudent'sinterests.

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Checkwith your

highschool

counselingoffice ifyou have

anyquestionsconcerningthe SAT orACT Tests.

Collegeweb siteswill tell

you whichtests arerequiredfor eachcollege.

Test Schedules2010 - 2011* Times may change. Other locations are offered. Check with your counseling office.

SAT Reasoning and(Given at Shawnee Mission East) Register online: www.collegeboard.com

Test Date Regular Registration Late RegistrationNovember 6, 2010 October 8, 2010 October 22, 2010December 4, 2010 November 5, 2010 November 19, 2010January 22, 2011 December 23, 2010 January 7, 2011March 12, 2011 February 11, 2011 February 25, 2011May 7, 2011 April 8, 2011 April 22, 2011June 4, 2011 May 6, 2011 May 20, 2011

ACT(Given at other area schools Check with your counseling office) Register online: www.act.org

Test Date Regular Registration Late RegistrationOctober 23, 2010 September 17, 2010 Sept 18-Oct 1, 2010December 11, 2010 November 5, 2010 November 6-19, 2010February 12, 2011 January 7, 2011 January 8-21, 2011April 9, 2011 March 4, 2011 Mar 5-18, 2011June 11, 2011 May 6, 2011 May 7-20, 2011

AP Exams(Advanced Placement) Register in your Counseling Office

May 2 - 6, 2011 Monday - FridayMay 9 - 13, 2011 Monday - Friday

Test SmartsPSAT ~ Though younger students may take the PSAT for practice, juniorsmust take it if they want to compete for National Merit Scholar status. It is given in the fall,usually in October. It is generally not required for college admission.

ACT and SAT ~ These tests are most commonly taken in the spring of junior year or the fall of senior year. Many colleges require that scores from one of these tests besubmitted with applications for admission.

SAT Subject Tests ~ Some colleges require demonstration of subject mastery as evidencedby taking SAT Subject Tests. These tests are best taken right after completion of relatedcoursework. So, students of all high school grades should consider taking these tests iftheir target colleges require them. Check college websites or www.collegeboard.com formore information.

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Shawnee Mission East High School PTA presents the 46th annual Shawnee Mission College Clinic with thehelp of Shawnee Mission School District, the Lenexa Rotary Club, Russell Stover Candies and numerousparent and student volunteer to whom we are grateful.2010 Committees include: Chairs-Julie Foster and Kelly Kendall; Maureen Scribner, Robyn Tuttle, Joan Carpenter, Diane Steen, Ann Frigon, Cathy Murrell, Susan Green, Mary Shirling,Karen Genton, MaryBeth Mitchell, Martha Shackelford, Kristi Moore, SME Advisor- Lili Englebrick

COLLEGE CLINIC PLANNER

20 minute presentations to attendCollege Location*

6:35

7:00

7:30

8:00

8:30

*room locations for presentations will be available at informationtables at most entrances

Colleges in browsing areasCollege Location* College Location*

*maps showing college locations in the gyms and cafeteria will beavailable at information tables at most entrances.

Attend Scholarship & Financial Aid NightShawnee Mission Northwest High School Wednesday, November 17, 201012701 West 67th Street 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. in the Auditorium

• Missouri and Kansas schools, • Private lendersscholarship and grants • ROTC scholarships & military

• Federal financial aid programs educational opportunities

Get answers to your financial aid questions

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