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Senior Night Graduation Requirements, College Applications, and Financial Aid Bloomingdale High School Counseling Department Meet Your Counselor HILARY WALUZAK A-De Ext. 233 ELL Chair MELISSA CARYER Df-H CST Chair JOE MARTINO I-Me Ext. 257
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Senior Night Graduation Requirements, College Applications, and Financial Aid
Bloomingdale High School Counseling Department<br>
Bloomingdale High School Counseling Department<br>
02
Meet Your Counselor HILARY WALUZAK
A-De
Ext. 233
ELL Chair MELISSA CARYER
Df-H
CST Chair JOE MARTINO
I-Me
Ext. 257
Dept. Head MANDY RASCHKE
Mi-Ros
Ext 232
AP Chair JENNIFER YOUNG
Rot-Z
Ext. 231
Access Chair MINDY EDGEMAN
College & Career
Counselor
Ext. 293<br>
A-De
Ext. 233
ELL Chair MELISSA CARYER
Df-H
CST Chair JOE MARTINO
I-Me
Ext. 257
Dept. Head MANDY RASCHKE
Mi-Ros
Ext 232
AP Chair JENNIFER YOUNG
Rot-Z
Ext. 231
Access Chair MINDY EDGEMAN
College & Career
Counselor
Ext. 293<br>
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Graduation Wednesday, May 29th, 3:30 pm
Florida State Fairgrounds
We want you to be there!<br>
Florida State Fairgrounds
We want you to be there!<br>
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Graduation Requirements<br>
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4 English
4 Math
Including Algebra 1 and Geometry
3 Science
Including Biology
3 Social Studies
World History, US History, US Government, Economics
1 Practical Art/Performing Fine Art
1 HOPE
8 Electives
Online course is no longer required for any grade level Credit Breakdown<br>
4 Math
Including Algebra 1 and Geometry
3 Science
Including Biology
3 Social Studies
World History, US History, US Government, Economics
1 Practical Art/Performing Fine Art
1 HOPE
8 Electives
Online course is no longer required for any grade level Credit Breakdown<br>
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Credit Breakdown Foreign Language
Not required for graduation, but two years of the same language is required to qualify for Bright Futures scholarships and to be accepted at most 4-year colleges.<br>
Not required for graduation, but two years of the same language is required to qualify for Bright Futures scholarships and to be accepted at most 4-year colleges.<br>
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Credit Recovery/FLVS May 3rd Deadline<br>
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FSA Retakes – September 2023
Seniors who have not yet passed the FSA can use the SAT, ACT, or CLT
Current Concordant Scores:
SAT – 480 Reading
ACT – Average of 18 Reading and English
CLT – sum of 36 on Verbal Reasoning + Grammar/Writing scales
Seniors who have not yet passed the Algebra 1 EOC may take the PSAT, SAT, ACT, or CLT
SAT – 420 Math
ACT – 16 Math
PSAT – 430 Math
CLT – 11 Quantitative Reasoning ACT/SAT Concordant Scores<br>
Seniors who have not yet passed the FSA can use the SAT, ACT, or CLT
Current Concordant Scores:
SAT – 480 Reading
ACT – Average of 18 Reading and English
CLT – sum of 36 on Verbal Reasoning + Grammar/Writing scales
Seniors who have not yet passed the Algebra 1 EOC may take the PSAT, SAT, ACT, or CLT
SAT – 420 Math
ACT – 16 Math
PSAT – 430 Math
CLT – 11 Quantitative Reasoning ACT/SAT Concordant Scores<br>
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ACT
www.actstudent.org
SAT
www.collegeboard.org
SAT goes digital in January 2024
Not sure if we can superscore paper tests and digital tests
Links to both websites on the BSHS Guidance page
Bloomingdaleguidance.org
Fee Waivers
Students who are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch are eligible for two fee waivers for the SAT and four fee waivers for the ACT
Access SAT fee waivers on your Collegeboard account
ACT fee waivers can be requested on the Bloomingdale High School Resources page on Canvas or on the Bloomingdale Guidance website SAT/ACT: How Do I Register?<br>
www.actstudent.org
SAT
www.collegeboard.org
SAT goes digital in January 2024
Not sure if we can superscore paper tests and digital tests
Links to both websites on the BSHS Guidance page
Bloomingdaleguidance.org
Fee Waivers
Students who are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch are eligible for two fee waivers for the SAT and four fee waivers for the ACT
Access SAT fee waivers on your Collegeboard account
ACT fee waivers can be requested on the Bloomingdale High School Resources page on Canvas or on the Bloomingdale Guidance website SAT/ACT: How Do I Register?<br>
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Fee Waivers This year, Bloomingdale is a CEP school
Community Eligible Provision provides free breakfast and lunch to all students
To apply for fee waiver benefits, complete the Alternate Income Verification Form
Pick up a copy in the main office or guidance office
Mail completed form to: Healthy Meals Express Application Center, 9014 Brittany Way, Tampa, FL, 33619
Form can also be turned in to the main office
2 weeks after form has been mailed, fill out the ACT/SAT Waiver Request form, which can be found at Bloomingdaleguidance.org under the Request Forms tab<br>
Community Eligible Provision provides free breakfast and lunch to all students
To apply for fee waiver benefits, complete the Alternate Income Verification Form
Pick up a copy in the main office or guidance office
Mail completed form to: Healthy Meals Express Application Center, 9014 Brittany Way, Tampa, FL, 33619
Form can also be turned in to the main office
2 weeks after form has been mailed, fill out the ACT/SAT Waiver Request form, which can be found at Bloomingdaleguidance.org under the Request Forms tab<br>
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Classic Learning Test (CLT) College entrance exam launched in 2015
3 main sections
Verbal Reasoning (VR)
Grammar/Writing (GW)
Quantitative Reasoning (QR)
Optional essay
Each section is worth a total of 40 points
Total test score possible is 120 points
CLT scores are not accepted at several colleges/universities
Hillsborough county does not offer the CLT at any testing site
Test can be taken remotely from home<br>
3 main sections
Verbal Reasoning (VR)
Grammar/Writing (GW)
Quantitative Reasoning (QR)
Optional essay
Each section is worth a total of 40 points
Total test score possible is 120 points
CLT scores are not accepted at several colleges/universities
Hillsborough county does not offer the CLT at any testing site
Test can be taken remotely from home<br>
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If you haven’t already, sign up for the SAT, ACT, and/or CLT
Continue researching colleges and organize a list of schools to which you plan to apply
Begin application process as soon as possible
Many schools have deadlines around November 1st
FSU’s first deadline is October 15th
Research majors and careers
Collegeboard’s Big Future
ACT’s MyACT
MyMajors.com
Complete Bright Futures applications as soon as possible beginning October 1st
Complete FAFSA in December
No specific date yet when FAFSA will open College Admissions Timeline<br>
Continue researching colleges and organize a list of schools to which you plan to apply
Begin application process as soon as possible
Many schools have deadlines around November 1st
FSU’s first deadline is October 15th
Research majors and careers
Collegeboard’s Big Future
ACT’s MyACT
MyMajors.com
Complete Bright Futures applications as soon as possible beginning October 1st
Complete FAFSA in December
No specific date yet when FAFSA will open College Admissions Timeline<br>
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Student demographic data
Name, address, date of birth, etc.
Student essay/writing sample
Supplemental forms
Official transcript or SSAR
SAT/ACT scores
School report/counselor rec.
Teacher recommendation (at some schools)
Mid-year school report
Final transcript
Application fee
Application fee waivers
Students who are eligible for SAT fee waivers will also receive college application fee waivers on their Collegeboard accounts College Applications: What You Will Need<br>
Name, address, date of birth, etc.
Student essay/writing sample
Supplemental forms
Official transcript or SSAR
SAT/ACT scores
School report/counselor rec.
Teacher recommendation (at some schools)
Mid-year school report
Final transcript
Application fee
Application fee waivers
Students who are eligible for SAT fee waivers will also receive college application fee waivers on their Collegeboard accounts College Applications: What You Will Need<br>
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College Applications: What You Will Need Letters of Recommendation
Minimum 2 weeks notice
Provide a resume or brag sheet
Interviews
Know the location, time, and date
Who will be conducting the interview?
Recommendation letters and interviews are less common at pubic, in-state universities. Scholarships, private, and highly selective out-of-state schools may require letters and/or interviews<br>
Minimum 2 weeks notice
Provide a resume or brag sheet
Interviews
Know the location, time, and date
Who will be conducting the interview?
Recommendation letters and interviews are less common at pubic, in-state universities. Scholarships, private, and highly selective out-of-state schools may require letters and/or interviews<br>
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Apply online through each school's website
Fill out one application and send it to multiple schools
Common App
www.commonapp.com College Admissions<br>
Fill out one application and send it to multiple schools
Common App
www.commonapp.com College Admissions<br>
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College Admissions Prior to starting the process
Get a copy of the permanent record summary sheet from Guidance
Have a copy of full senior schedule
Prepare a resume of activities and awards from 9-12th grade (Brag Sheet or Resume)
Apply early
Many applications are due in early November, some as early as late October.
Proofread your information for typos and errors. Avoid text lingo.
Submit your application by the deadline, even without test scores.<br>
Get a copy of the permanent record summary sheet from Guidance
Have a copy of full senior schedule
Prepare a resume of activities and awards from 9-12th grade (Brag Sheet or Resume)
Apply early
Many applications are due in early November, some as early as late October.
Proofread your information for typos and errors. Avoid text lingo.
Submit your application by the deadline, even without test scores.<br>
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College Admissions Seniors should sign up to take or retake the SAT/ACT
Any student on free/reduced lunch qualifies for 2 fee waivers for SAT and 4 for the ACT
Also eligible for college application fee waivers
Most colleges will have a testing deadline posted on their website
Generally, test scores are due by December
Bright Futures will accept test scores through August of 2024<br>
Any student on free/reduced lunch qualifies for 2 fee waivers for SAT and 4 for the ACT
Also eligible for college application fee waivers
Most colleges will have a testing deadline posted on their website
Generally, test scores are due by December
Bright Futures will accept test scores through August of 2024<br>
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College Admissions Sending Transcripts
Request transcripts online at www.sdhc.scriborder.com
Submit online order, we will send an electronic copy of your transcript to the college(s) you list.
It can take several days for colleges to receive transcripts, so send them early and verify receipt.<br>
Request transcripts online at www.sdhc.scriborder.com
Submit online order, we will send an electronic copy of your transcript to the college(s) you list.
It can take several days for colleges to receive transcripts, so send them early and verify receipt.<br>
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College Admissions More schools have moved to the SSAR instead of a traditional transcript
Self-reported Student Academic Record
Student enters grades for courses they have taken or will take in high school
Students should obtain a copy of their credit summary from guidance prior to completing the SSAR
Once SSAR is completed, link your SSAR to your application through application status portal<br>
Self-reported Student Academic Record
Student enters grades for courses they have taken or will take in high school
Students should obtain a copy of their credit summary from guidance prior to completing the SSAR
Once SSAR is completed, link your SSAR to your application through application status portal<br>
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Hillsborough Community College Offers a variety of programs
AA Degree – Complete your pre-requisite courses before transferring to a 4-year college
AS Degree – Complete a two-year career-focused program that prepares you to enter the workforce
Accounting, Construction management, Healthcare, Public Safety, IT, etc.
College Credit Certificates – Complete a program in less than 2 years that results in a certification for an in-demand field
Transportation Technology, IT, Welding, etc.
HCCFL.edu<br>
AA Degree – Complete your pre-requisite courses before transferring to a 4-year college
AS Degree – Complete a two-year career-focused program that prepares you to enter the workforce
Accounting, Construction management, Healthcare, Public Safety, IT, etc.
College Credit Certificates – Complete a program in less than 2 years that results in a certification for an in-demand field
Transportation Technology, IT, Welding, etc.
HCCFL.edu<br>
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Career & Technical Schools Hillsborough County has four technical colleges
Erwin Tech
Aparicio-Levy
Brewster
Learey
Offer various career programs that can be completed in about 1 year
Programs include:
Nursing
Carpentry
Firefighting
Many others
More info at www.hillsboroughschools.org
Click “schools” tab, then “technical/adult”<br>
Erwin Tech
Aparicio-Levy
Brewster
Learey
Offer various career programs that can be completed in about 1 year
Programs include:
Nursing
Carpentry
Firefighting
Many others
More info at www.hillsboroughschools.org
Click “schools” tab, then “technical/adult”<br>
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Military Opportunities Recruiters from each branch are available in the cafeteria during all lunches each month throughout the year
ASVAB will be given at Bloomingdale in October, January, and April. Check Canvas for sign up info
More information is available online
www.airforce.com
www.goarmy.com
www.uscg.mil
www.marines.com
www.navy.com<br>
ASVAB will be given at Bloomingdale in October, January, and April. Check Canvas for sign up info
More information is available online
www.airforce.com
www.goarmy.com
www.uscg.mil
www.marines.com
www.navy.com<br>
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Applying for Financial Aid First step is to complete the FAFSA
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
www.FAFSA.gov
FAFSA collects financial information and, through a mathematical formula, determines the expected family contribution. Once the FAFSA is complete, you will receive a Student Aid Report (SAR), which lists your Student Aid Index (SAI). The SAI is the same at all schools.
2024-2025 FAFSA opens December 2023
Exact date not yet announced
This is a change from previous years<br>
Free Application for Federal Student Aid
www.FAFSA.gov
FAFSA collects financial information and, through a mathematical formula, determines the expected family contribution. Once the FAFSA is complete, you will receive a Student Aid Report (SAR), which lists your Student Aid Index (SAI). The SAI is the same at all schools.
2024-2025 FAFSA opens December 2023
Exact date not yet announced
This is a change from previous years<br>
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2024-2025 FAFSA The FAFSA for the 2024-2025 school year has been updated
Shorter – 46 questions, down from 108
Can be sent to 20 schools – previously only 10
Available in 11 languages
All applicants are required to use the IRS Direct Data Exchange<br>
Shorter – 46 questions, down from 108
Can be sent to 20 schools – previously only 10
Available in 11 languages
All applicants are required to use the IRS Direct Data Exchange<br>
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2024-2025 FAFSA FAFSA opens December 2023
2024-2025 FAFSA will use information from the 2022 tax year
Many colleges will have a FAFSA deadline for financial aid
Completing the FAFSA as early as possible gives you the best opportunity to qualify for the most financial aid possible<br>
2024-2025 FAFSA will use information from the 2022 tax year
Many colleges will have a FAFSA deadline for financial aid
Completing the FAFSA as early as possible gives you the best opportunity to qualify for the most financial aid possible<br>
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FSA ID The FSA ID is a username and password used by students and parents to:
Log in to DOE websites
Electronically sign documents
Students and parents will each create their own FSA IDs at www.studentaid.gov/fsaid.
This can be done prior to the FAFSA opening
This will save time and allow you to submit your FAFSA electronically.<br>
Log in to DOE websites
Electronically sign documents
Students and parents will each create their own FSA IDs at www.studentaid.gov/fsaid.
This can be done prior to the FAFSA opening
This will save time and allow you to submit your FAFSA electronically.<br>
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What Happens Next? Once the FAFSA has been submitted, print the confirmation page for your records.
FAFSA will send an email within 3-5 days allowing you to access your Student Aid Report, which contains your SAI.
Colleges that were listed on the FAFSA will access your Student Aid Report and will send a financial aid letter detailing the amount of aid you are eligible to receive.
Note that some schools may require a separate financial aid application.
Financial aid letters are usually sent in the spring<br>
FAFSA will send an email within 3-5 days allowing you to access your Student Aid Report, which contains your SAI.
Colleges that were listed on the FAFSA will access your Student Aid Report and will send a financial aid letter detailing the amount of aid you are eligible to receive.
Note that some schools may require a separate financial aid application.
Financial aid letters are usually sent in the spring<br>
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Types of Aid Grants – Free money
Pell Grant (need based)
FRAG (private colleges)
FSAG (need based)
Loans – Must be paid back
Stafford Subsidized (need based)
Stafford Unsubsidized (non-need based)
Perkins Loans
Additional parent loans available (PLUS Loan)
Scholarships – More free money
Bloomingdale HS website
Free online scholarship searches
Florida’s Office of Student Financial Assistance
Florida’s Bright Futures Scholarship Program
Federal Work Study
Working on campus to earn money towards tuition<br>
Pell Grant (need based)
FRAG (private colleges)
FSAG (need based)
Loans – Must be paid back
Stafford Subsidized (need based)
Stafford Unsubsidized (non-need based)
Perkins Loans
Additional parent loans available (PLUS Loan)
Scholarships – More free money
Bloomingdale HS website
Free online scholarship searches
Florida’s Office of Student Financial Assistance
Florida’s Bright Futures Scholarship Program
Federal Work Study
Working on campus to earn money towards tuition<br>
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Scholarships Can be based on any criteria, including need, academic, artistic, or athletic merit.
Free online search engines
Fastweb.com, scholarships.com, myscholly.com, etc.
BSHS scholarship blog
Hillsborough County Schools scholarship matrix
Scholarship Apps (Scholly, Cappex, Chegg, etc.)
Specific college’s website
No limit to the amount of scholarship money a student can earn.
Students can receive a refund if they have more scholarship money than the cost of attendance.<br>
Free online search engines
Fastweb.com, scholarships.com, myscholly.com, etc.
BSHS scholarship blog
Hillsborough County Schools scholarship matrix
Scholarship Apps (Scholly, Cappex, Chegg, etc.)
Specific college’s website
No limit to the amount of scholarship money a student can earn.
Students can receive a refund if they have more scholarship money than the cost of attendance.<br>
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Bright Futures Scholarships 3 Award Types
Florida Academic Scholarship
Florida Medallion Scholarship
Florida Gold Seal Scholarship<br>
Florida Academic Scholarship
Florida Medallion Scholarship
Florida Gold Seal Scholarship<br>
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Bright Futures Scholarship Academic Scholars
Award covers 100% of tuition and applicable fees at a Florida Public College
Private Colleges - $212 per credit hour at a 4-year college, $105 per credit hour at a 2-year college
3.5 weighted academic GPA is required.
GPA is recalculated using only academic classes (English, math, science, social studies, foreign language)
100 volunteer hours, 100 paid work hours, or 100 combined volunteer/work hours
Volunteer hours and work hours can now be combined
1340 SAT (R+M) or 29 ACT composite or 96 CLT<br>
Award covers 100% of tuition and applicable fees at a Florida Public College
Private Colleges - $212 per credit hour at a 4-year college, $105 per credit hour at a 2-year college
3.5 weighted academic GPA is required.
GPA is recalculated using only academic classes (English, math, science, social studies, foreign language)
100 volunteer hours, 100 paid work hours, or 100 combined volunteer/work hours
Volunteer hours and work hours can now be combined
1340 SAT (R+M) or 29 ACT composite or 96 CLT<br>
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Bright Futures Scholarship Medallion Scholars
Award covers 75% of tuition and applicable fees at a Florida Public College
Private Colleges - $159 per credit hour at a 4-year college, $78 per credit hour at a 2-year college.
3.0 weighted academic GPA is required.
GPA is recalculated using only academic classes (English, math, science, social studies, foreign language)
75 volunteer hours, 100 paid work hours, or 100 hours combined volunteer/work
1210 SAT (R+M) or 25 ACT composite or 84 CLT<br>
Award covers 75% of tuition and applicable fees at a Florida Public College
Private Colleges - $159 per credit hour at a 4-year college, $78 per credit hour at a 2-year college.
3.0 weighted academic GPA is required.
GPA is recalculated using only academic classes (English, math, science, social studies, foreign language)
75 volunteer hours, 100 paid work hours, or 100 hours combined volunteer/work
1210 SAT (R+M) or 25 ACT composite or 84 CLT<br>
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Bright Futures Scholarship Gold Seal Vocational
Award amount depends on type of program
Career Certificate - $39 per credit hour
Applied Technology Diploma - $39 per credit hour
Technical Degree (AS degree) - $48 per credit hour
Minimum GPA is a weighted 3.0 in non-elective graduation requirements
Must take three credits in a single vocational program and maintain an unweighted 3.5 in those classes
Culinary, Auto Tech, TV Production, etc.
30 volunteer hours, 100 paid work hours, or a combination of 100 hours
SAT – 24 R, 25 W, 24 M
ACT – 17 E, 19 R, 19 M
PERT – 106 R, 103 W, 114M
Gold Seal can only be used for a career education or certificate program
Does not pay for a bachelor’s degree or an AA degree<br>
Award amount depends on type of program
Career Certificate - $39 per credit hour
Applied Technology Diploma - $39 per credit hour
Technical Degree (AS degree) - $48 per credit hour
Minimum GPA is a weighted 3.0 in non-elective graduation requirements
Must take three credits in a single vocational program and maintain an unweighted 3.5 in those classes
Culinary, Auto Tech, TV Production, etc.
30 volunteer hours, 100 paid work hours, or a combination of 100 hours
SAT – 24 R, 25 W, 24 M
ACT – 17 E, 19 R, 19 M
PERT – 106 R, 103 W, 114M
Gold Seal can only be used for a career education or certificate program
Does not pay for a bachelor’s degree or an AA degree<br>
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Weighted Academic GPA The GPA Bright Futures will use to determine eligibility is different from the weighted GPA on a student’s transcript.
Bright Futures will recalculate a student's GPA using only the grades in their academic classes.
Bright Futures awards an extra .5 point for weighted classes.<br>
Bright Futures will recalculate a student's GPA using only the grades in their academic classes.
Bright Futures awards an extra .5 point for weighted classes.<br>
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Weighted Academic GPA Bright Futures will use the grades in the following credits to calculate GPA:
Four best English
Four best math
Three best science
Three best social studies
Two best foreign language
Bright Futures can use up to two extra credits in any of the academic areas if they help a student’s GPA.<br>
Four best English
Four best math
Three best science
Three best social studies
Two best foreign language
Bright Futures can use up to two extra credits in any of the academic areas if they help a student’s GPA.<br>
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Bright Futures Application Seniors must complete the Bright Futures Application online to receive the scholarship
Application opens October 1st
www.floridastudentfinancialaidsg.org
Students will complete the application in class with the College and Career Counselor
Students can complete the application prior to completing all Bright Futures requirements<br>
Application opens October 1st
www.floridastudentfinancialaidsg.org
Students will complete the application in class with the College and Career Counselor
Students can complete the application prior to completing all Bright Futures requirements<br>
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Volunteer/Work Hours District is no longer using the Profferfish website
Paper form to track volunteer/work hours can be picked up in the guidance office or printed from bloomingdaleguidance.org
Complete form
Keep a copy for your records
Drop off with guidance secretary
Form will be filed in your records folder and hours will be added to your transcript<br>
Paper form to track volunteer/work hours can be picked up in the guidance office or printed from bloomingdaleguidance.org
Complete form
Keep a copy for your records
Drop off with guidance secretary
Form will be filed in your records folder and hours will be added to your transcript<br>
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Florida Pre-Paid College Plans Florida pre-paid savings plans can usually be used in conjunction with other scholarships.
In most cases, scholarship funds are applied first, and then pre-paid funds go towards remaining account balance.
If the value of scholarship funds and pre-paid account is greater than the cost of attendance, pre-paid money can be refunded.
Check with your pre-paid program for details.<br>
In most cases, scholarship funds are applied first, and then pre-paid funds go towards remaining account balance.
If the value of scholarship funds and pre-paid account is greater than the cost of attendance, pre-paid money can be refunded.
Check with your pre-paid program for details.<br>
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Bloomingdale Events College Visits – posted on the Bloomingdale Guidance website
Sign up in the binder in guidance
HCC Rep – Thursdays during all three lunches in the CCC office
Admissions representative from HCC is available to answer questions and help with HCC application.
College Application Wednesdays
During lunches in guidance office
Military branch reps are at lunches every day
ASVAB – October 12th, January 16th, April 2nd
ASVAB prep September 22nd
Results interpretation on October 26th
Sign up on Guidance Resources page on Canvas
Erwin Tech College Field Trip - TBD
College Application Day – November 2nd during the school day
****More events may be added….keep your eyes and ears open!!!***<br>
Sign up in the binder in guidance
HCC Rep – Thursdays during all three lunches in the CCC office
Admissions representative from HCC is available to answer questions and help with HCC application.
College Application Wednesdays
During lunches in guidance office
Military branch reps are at lunches every day
ASVAB – October 12th, January 16th, April 2nd
ASVAB prep September 22nd
Results interpretation on October 26th
Sign up on Guidance Resources page on Canvas
Erwin Tech College Field Trip - TBD
College Application Day – November 2nd during the school day
****More events may be added….keep your eyes and ears open!!!***<br>
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Communication Bloomingdale High School Counseling Department Website
http://bloomingdaleguidance.org/
Bloomingdale High School Resources page on Canvas
Guidance Resource Module
Rolling announcements on T.V.’s around the school
Twitter – follow us @bdaleguidance
Weekly newsletter
Canvas messages
Listen to morning show/afternoon announcements
Flyers posted
Very important announcements via parent link calls and/or the marquee<br>
http://bloomingdaleguidance.org/
Bloomingdale High School Resources page on Canvas
Guidance Resource Module
Rolling announcements on T.V.’s around the school
Twitter – follow us @bdaleguidance
Weekly newsletter
Canvas messages
Listen to morning show/afternoon announcements
Flyers posted
Very important announcements via parent link calls and/or the marquee<br>
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Questions?<br>