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Using your PLAN Results

Using your PLAN Results Using your PLAN Results. 1.How am I doing so far? 2.What are my plans and goals after high school? 3.Am I on track for college

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Page 1: Using your PLAN Results Using your PLAN Results. 1.How am I doing so far? 2.What are my plans and goals after high school? 3.Am I on track for college

Using your

PLAN Results

Using your

PLAN Results

Page 2: Using your PLAN Results Using your PLAN Results. 1.How am I doing so far? 2.What are my plans and goals after high school? 3.Am I on track for college

1. How am I doing so far?

2. What are my plans and goals after high school?

3. Am I on track for college?

Your PLAN Score Report contains a lot of information about your skills, interests, plans and goals. Your report will help to answer the following questions:

Your Report

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Your Scores

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Estimated Range of ACT Composite

Scores

Your estimated ACT Composite Score range

18-22

Use this score range to help plan for college.

College Admissions policies may be College Admissions policies may be

characterized as follows:characterized as follows:Typical ACT Typical ACT Composite Composite

ScoresScoresOpen Open – All high school graduates accepted to limit of – All high school graduates accepted to limit of capacitycapacityTraditional Traditional – Some accepted freshmen from lower – Some accepted freshmen from lower half of high school graduating class.half of high school graduating class.SelectiveSelective – Majority of accepted freshmen in top 25 – Majority of accepted freshmen in top 25 percent of high school graduating class.percent of high school graduating class.Highly SelectiveHighly Selective – Majority of accepted freshmen in – Majority of accepted freshmen in top 10 percent of high school graduating class.top 10 percent of high school graduating class.

16-2116-21

18-2418-24

21-2621-26

25-3025-30

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Your

Plans

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Your Reported NeedsMaking plans for my education, career, and work after high school

Improving my writing skills

Improving my reading speed &

comprehension

Improving my study skills

Improving my mathematical skills

Improving my computer skills

Improving my public speaking skills

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Your Career PossibilitiesWhen you completed the PLAN you were asked to:

•Choose a career area having jobs you might like

•Complete an interest inventoryThe World –of-Work Map highlights the Career area you told us you like best, as well as career areas related to your interests.

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Your Career Possibilities

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English subscores: u = Usage – tests your knowledge of proper usage of grammatical terms and concepts.

r = Rhetorical Skills – tests your knowledge of effective expression, style and/or effect.

Your Item Responses

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From examining your PLAN student Report and working through the Career Exploration and Planning Steps, you should have a better sense of your…..

Summary

•Academic Strengths

•Academic areas that need improvement

•Career Interests

•Training Requirements

•Appropriate High School Coursework

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Throughout high school, plan carefully and focus on two key areas:

•Academics

•Career Exploration

Next Steps

And MOST IMPORTANTLY…And MOST IMPORTANTLY…

•Start planning NOW!