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COLLEGE If you can dream it, you can study it in college!
- Erin DowdingCollege
Counselor
Types of schools
¢SUNY : The State University of New York. This is a collection of public schools that are funded by the New York state government.
¢Advantage: Large campus with many choices of study.
¢Names of some of the SUNY schools:
- Albany University
- Binghamton University
- Stony Brook University
- SUNY Purchase College
- SUNY New Paltz
Types of schools
¢CUNY: The City University of New York. This is a collection of public school that is funded by city government.
¢Advantage: They are easier to afford and closer to home.
¢Name of some of the CUNY colleges:
- Baruch College
- City College of New York
- Hunter College
- John Jay College of Criminal Justice
- Queensborough Community College (QCC)
Types of schools
¢Private Colleges: Colleges funded by individuals.
¢Advantage: Private colleges usually have more money for opportunity programs.
¢Name of some of colleges:
- Columbia University
- New York University
- Harvard University
- Yale University
- Massachusetts Institution Of Technology (MIT)
- Princeton University
Requirements for college application
- SAT or ACT score
- Personal essay
- School GPA (Grade Point Average)
- Teachers' recommendations
- Clubs, sports, & extracurricular
activities
SAT
•The SAT is the standardized test that students take for college admissions in the United States.
• The SAT is important, but it is not the only standard to get into a college.
• There are other requirements that are just as important as SAT.
• Typically, students take the SAT twice. They take it for the first time in the spring of 11th grade and in the fall of his/her 12th grade year.
Ways to Pay for College... 1. Grants2. Federal loans3. Student loans4. Scholarships 5. Savings6. Work Study7. Payment Plan
True or False?
• CUNYs are closer to home.
• SUNY stands for State University of New York.
• SAT is the only important thing for my college application.
• Private schools are too expensive, I shouldn't apply for any of them.
• I can get federal student aid and scholarships to support me paying for the college.
• Private colleges can be cheaper than public schools.
True or False?
• Students don't need teacher's recommendations for college application.
• Colleges don't look for the extract clubs, sports, & extracurricular activities that students participated during high school.
• Hunter college is a SUNY school.
• Queens college is a CUNY school.
• I can show the college admission office who I really am beyond grades and test scores.