21. Montgomery Blair High School Career Center guidance and Career Center Program and Services for the 20012002 school testing Information ACT, SAT I and SAT II, AP, TOEFL, CLEP, PSAT, ged http://www.mbhs.edu/resources/career/

Select One CC Scholarship Database 00-01 CC Guide Career Center News Important Websites College Planning Guide Financial Aid Applications/Transcripts Testing Information MCPS-Approved Community Service List Welcome to the Montgomery Blair High School Career Center Blair's ACT/CEEB/School Board Code Number is Use this when filling out college applications and registering for any standardized test. Career Center Scholarship Database This site incorporates scholarship information from all 24 high schools in MCPS into one big database and allows people to search the database for information. 01-02 Yellow Pages (Yellow pages in your plan book) Still Constructing (Abridged version of the former Guidance/Career Center Guide) The yellow pages provide information about Blair's Guidance and Career Center Program and Services for the 2001-2002 school school year. SENIORITIS Career Center News and Links to: Selective Service NCAA Clearinghouse Financially $peaking: FAFSA Page Scholarship Announcements Bridges Interest Inventory Bridges Important Websites This list of web sites is helpful in the financial aid process.

22. Assessment Apply the same standardized testing policy to students with primary or 5ged or High school Diploma ged data is collected by the State through data http://www.cde.state.co.us/cdeadult/assessment.htm

Colorado Department of Education Assessment Policy and Guidelines Guidelines Approved Assessments Level Completion Targets (Core Indicators) Score Ranges for Placement in Initial EFL ... Accommodations Assessment Guidelines for AEFLA Funded Programs AEFLA Programs must comply with a set of assessment guidelines that cover the following rules: Follow appropriate test administration practices Place students into EFLs for instructional and reporting purposes Use only approved standardized assessments for placement and post-testing Apply the same standardized testing policy to students with primary or secondary goal of earning a GED Download the FY05 Assessment Guidelines Approved Assessments FY05 AEFLA Programs must use approved standardized assessments for placement of students into educational functioning levels and to measure and report progress. The following assessments may be used: ESL ABE/ASE CASAS Assessments Life Skills Listening Life Skills Reading ECS Listening ECS Reading BEST Plus (C/A or Print Based) CASAS Assessments Life Skills Reading Life Skills Math ECS Reading ECS Math TABE 7/8, 9/10

23. Your Deer Isle Stonington High School Years Responsibility for group standardized tests lies with the guidance counselors. ged Program for any adult who would like to earn a high school http://www.dishs.org/program/4.html

24. Rogers High School Graduation Requirements policyÑmay enroll with a HS diploma or ged; No standardized tests required This test on November 8, 2005 at Rogers High school and it is used as a http://rogerssh.elkriver.k12.mn.us/guidance/guidancehome.html

Rogers High School Guidance Office Counselors are available to all students and parents at Rogers High School. Their primary concern is the welfare and success of the students. They provide help with questions or concerns related to school, home, friends, careers, jobs, the future, and personal matters. Counselors work with students and parents to offer information regarding schedules, curriculum, and test score interpretation. Counselors are also familiar with agencies and resources that are available for situations that are beyond the responsibility or capability of the school. RHS counselors work specifically with the following students: Anne Helgaas Ext 1608 Students with last names A - Ko Marilou Grundman Ext 1609 Students with last names Kr - Z What you will find on this page: Rogers High School Graduation Requirements College Admission Requirements Post Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) College Enterance Exams and Practice Opportunities Makeup Credits Attendance and Grade Reductions Helpful Hints Useful Websites Rogers High School Graduation Requirements Pass MN Basic Skills Tests in Reading, Mathematics and Written Composition.

25. New Canaan High School ged General Educational Development testing Program. SAT I This is a national, standardized reasoning test. This test, or the ACT, is required by most http://www.newcanaan.k12.ct.us/nchs/StudentServicesHandout/lexicon.htm

New Canaan High School MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL CALENDAR DIRECTIONS ... GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Lexicon ABC A Better Chance. A national program sponsored by the New Canaan community that brings inner-city youth to the town to live and study here. ACT American College Test. An alternate to the SAT tests. ADRP Advanced Degree of Reading Power. A test used to measure students' reading levels. AP Advanced Placement courses, offered mostly in the junior and senior year to selected honors-level students. Accelerated and demanding, these courses culminate in a national test. The test results may be considered for college credit. CAPT Connecticut Academic Performance Test. State mandated test given to all sophomores, designed to measure mastery i subject areas. CCC College and Career Center. A resource room for the college bound. College Board An organization that administers a variety of standardized tests and provides other services for students. Common Application A standardized admission application adopted by approximately 200 colleges. One application can be copied and sent to any participating college.

26. OPTIONS FOR STUDENTS We include a copy of each student s transcript, standardized testing and a ged High school Equivalency Diploma. The national test that is given at the http://www.msad52.k12.me.us/lahs/studies/sections/options.html

OPTIONS FOR STUDENTS Advanced Placement An AP course is a full-year, college-level learning experience that culminates in taking the College Board AP exam in May. Over 90 percent of colleges and universities give college credit or advanced placement to students whose AP grades are considered applicable. AP courses are challenging and stimulating, and compared to regular high school courses, they take more time, energy, independence, and commitment and have greater depth and scope. It is recommended that students enrolled in an AP course take the AP exam. They are 1 1/2 to 3 hours long. These exams contain both multiple-choice questions and free response questions that require essay writing and problem solving. Presently, Leavitt Area High School's Advanced Placement program offers AP Junior and Senior English, AP American History, AP Calculus, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, and AP Computer Science. Prerequisites for these AP courses are listed in this Program of Studies under the description and course titles. Articulated Courses Leavitt Area High School and Central Maine Technical College are currently working to provide students, who will continue at CMTC, an opportunity not to duplicate courses already taken at LAHS.

27. Duke University Undergraduate AdmissionsCounselors And Parents The standardized testing requirements are the same for all Duke applicants students graduating from high school in 2006 who take standardized tests on or http://www.duke.edu/web/ug-admissions/guidance/require.htm

28. LBE7 ged testing Service CLEP for Students Preparing Your High school Students to Take standardized Tests Chicago Public schools http://www.chemistrycoach.com/lbe7.htm

Chemistry Coach Links to a Better Education Links verified and updated 5/16/2004 General Tips Study Skills Note-taking Listening ... Not Standardized Tests College Admission updated 5/14/04 college search sites (general) College Quest US Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs My Footpath "Experts in College Admissions" Career Colleges US Department of State, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Embark (Research schools, apply online, take practice tests, finance your education, free account) National Association for College Admission Counseling How College Admission Works How Stuff Works College Prep 101 Oklahoma State University College Admissions, USA Shah J. Chaudhry, About.com Planning for College College Board Finding the Right College College Board Apply to College College Board CollegeLink College Admission Applications Xap American Educational Guidance Center CollegeAdmissionInfo.Com

29. Alternatives To Day School Your high school guidance Department will have additional information in The ged tests are for adults who did not finish high school in Canada or in the http://www.markhamdistrict.hs.yrdsb.edu.on.ca/guidance/Alternatives to Day Schoo

ALTERNATIVES TO DAY SCHOOL Most students earn their high school credits by attending a day school , but there are many other ways to earn a high school credit. Each of these alternatives have advantages and disadvantages. Your high school Guidance Counsellor can help you to modify your plan for high school , if you wish to consider some of these alternatives to day school. What are your options after you retire from day school with or without your diploma? Adult Education Alternative Education Continuing Education a) first term Night School b) second term Night School c) International Languages (Saturday School) d) Summer School Acceleration Courses e) Summer School Reinforcement Courses Earn Ontario High School Credits Overseas General Education Development (GED) Home Instruction ... Adult Education The Richmond Hill Adult Community Learning Centre (11160 Yonge Street in Richmond Hill) offers high school credit courses to adults who are 21 years and over. Persons 18 to 20 years old may register with the permission of the Principal of the Richmond Hill Adult Community Learning Centre. Students may earn either one or two credits in each of the four quadmesters. For additional information, read the Continuing Education Course Guide or contact the Adult Learning Centre at (905) 884-2046.

30. Guidance Resources Strategies for Taking standardized Tests Ten Ways to Get Along Better in school is a survival guide for learning disabled students provides suggestions http://classroom.jc-schools.net/guidance/

Jefferson County Schools High School Counselor PBS Author's Games: " You've Got To Be Kidding !" (problem solving activity) About Face (feelings) University of Illinois Out on a Limb Career Testing Tennessee Counselor's Curriculum PowerPoint Presentations We are like a quilt - Many patches, many pieces, many colors, many sizes, all woven and held together by a common thread. Life is like a quilt. It will always be to a large extent, what we ourselves make of it. Our PowerPoint Presentations Strategies for Taking Standardized Tests Behavior Management Developing Smart Study Skills, Download Lynn Husen Study Skills II Download Test Taking Strategies Download ... Download Kathy Strange Bullying Download , Kathy Strange The TattleTale Download Stacey Dooley Counselor's Jeopardy Download The Class Clown Download Lynn Husen I Don't Care Download Susan Cooper Shelby County Protech Teacher's PowerPoint Presentations for Download Stacking the Deck Your Professional Image Keys to Success The above presentations are best viewed in Internet Explorer.

31. Special Operations Warrior Foundation: Family Services - Secondary Grades (Middl What options do high school student have? The ged (General Education Most test developers will admit that standardized tests are often misused; http://www.specialops.org/fssecondary.asp

Make a Contribution Foundation History Why the need? Foundation Facts ... Online Store Family Services - Secondary Grades (Middle and High School) Welcome Primary Intermediate College ... Grief Resources Time Management You've been told numerous times to use a planner in order to stay organized. At the start of every new year, be it a new school year or as a New Year's resolution, you tell yourself "this year will be different, this year I will be organized". You may even have purchased a spiffy new planner/organizer/calendar. And then what? Most of us aren't effective end-users of these spiffy planners. A little preparation can make all the difference in the world. Students in school especially need a long term planner to keep up with class papers, projects and homework assignments all of which can have extended time frames. Assigned early in the term, these assignments are frequently forgotten until a day or two before they are due. Unless you have a planner. For students, the best planner/organizer is one that covers an entire term, either semester or quarter. Use one that is organized by weeks. Or you could make your own. Take a blank schedule (like one shown below) and schedule in all of your regular weekly activities. Include everything that is fixed for the term (classes, labs, rehearsals, practice, etc). Then make copies (one for each week in the term).Once you have the fixed activities scheduled you can place due dates for long term projects on the calendar and work backwards to schedule work time for each project. This visual aid also helps you "see" how to fit it all in. Or see what won't fit on certain busy weeks.

32. Mathematics Internet Library Has GED, Elementary School, Middle Picture of Book TestPrep Mathematics is free on the Internet. and also provides assistance for high school guidance councilors. http://www.businessbookmall.com/Mathematics Internet Library.htm

Mathematics Internet Library Free Internet Books Test-Prep Mathematics is free on the Internet. Those wanting paper copies may for their classroom or school library may order direct from our Mathematics Store Discounted Price Is $11.20 with free shipping. larger cover Mathematics Review is free on the Internet. larger cover Quick Notes Statistics is free on the Internet Data sets and Instructions provided for MiniTab, SPSS, and StataQuest. Those wanting paper copies may for their classroom or school library may order direct from our Statistics Store Discounted Price Is $14.95 with free shipping. Excel Statistics Lab Manual is an is free on the Internet and designed for use with Quick Notes Statistics Network Discount is for schools and companies wanting to put this manual on a server. larger cover Free Test-Prep Mathematics Practice Problems has been moved. Basic Math Sites Sites which teach and provide practice Test-Prep Mathematics is visually oriented.

33. Basic Information - Graduation Requirements standardized tests Tutoring Promotion Grad requirements The decision to leave high school and aim for a ged instead should be taken very seriously http://www.insideschools.org/st/ST_gradreqs.php

Looking for a school? How to register Once you're enrolled Transportation Uniforms After-school Attendance ... Glossary Tests and promotion: Graduation requirements New state requirements for earning a high school diploma have been phased in since 1996, with the shift from the old way to the new causing some confusion. In 2005 the New York State Board of Regents approved a score of 65 as the passing score on the state Regents' exams required for graduation. However, that too, is being phased in gradually and the year your child enters 9th grade will determine how many exams he needs to pass with a score of 65 and how many at 55 ( see chart below). Students in New York City need to earn 44 course credits in addition to the Regents' exams. Note New York State graduation requirements refer to units, each of which represents two New York City credits. Some specialized and alternative high schools have additional graduation requirements such as extra courses or completion of a portfolio. Talk to your child's guidance counselor to find out what is required. There are five types of diplomas: Regents diploma; Advanced Regents diploma; local diploma; an IEP, or special education diploma; and the GED, the General Educational Development diploma.

34. LHUP Site Index by the secondary school record and verbal ratings in standardized tests. Request their high school guidance office forward the secondary school http://www.lhup.edu/catalog/admissions.htm

Welcome to the University Catalog Online L o c k H a v e n U n i v e r s i t y o f P e n n s y l v a n i a Catalog Homepage Admissions Fees Financial Aid and Scholarships ... Directory Admissions Standards and Requirements Application Procedures Advanced Standing/Credit by Examination The High School Equivalent Diploma ... Readmission of Former Students Standards and Requirements LHU is committed to making a high-quality education available to all admitted students. The University’s goal is to take students from who they are when they enter to who they can be upon graduation. All students seeking admission are invited to make a first-hand appraisal of the University. The academic programs emphasize the importance of individualized education.

35. BGSU Firelands BGSU from your high school guidance office or visit the Web site at http//www.bgsu.edu If standardized test scores are not available, new freshmen must http://www.applyweb.com/apply/bgsuf/instruct.html

Current Students Future Students Web Mail MY.BGSU.EDU Schedules Employment The Arts Library Continuing Education Resources Partnerships BGSU Firelands Services Admission ... Apply Online Home Site Map Search Office of Admission Instructions Applying for Admission to BGSU Firelands Freshmen Freshmen are defined as those who have graduated from a secondary school. Candidates who earned college credit before high school graduation are considered freshmen with advanced standing and should have their college transcripts sent to the Office of Admission. High school seniors can apply to BGSU Firelands beginning August 1 before their senior year. To complete the BGSU Firelands admissions process you must submit: The Application for Undergraduate Admission The College Preparatory Curriculum Completion Form , if you graduated after April 15, 1986, An official high school transcript, and A nonrefundable $35 application fee (Pay-able on-line). Students who have completed secondary education through an alternative program, such as home schooling, must present GED Test results in order to be admitted to BGSU Firelands. ACT or SAT results are encouraged; however, if you have never taken either of these tests you will be required to take COMPASS placement tests during or before orientation. This allows for accurate placement in your courses.

36. Post Secondary Planning Take Georgia High school Graduation Writing Test; Begin research on colleges and/or Q Are standardized test scores required? Qualifying test scores are http://www.cobb.k12.ga.us/~guidance/Post Secondary Planning.html

Cobb County Schools Guidance Services Home Alternative Educational Opportunities Enrolling New Students Graduation Requirements ... Standardized Testing Home Study Post-secondary Planning Post Secondary Decision Making Success in postsecondary decision-making requires that certain tasks be performed at specific times during the high school years. You can reduce the anxiety associated with these responsibilities and exercise personal control over the entire process by working according to the following timelines. Ninth Grade Freshman courses, grades, and credits all become part of the student's transcript. In addition, freshman activities, honors, and awards can all be listed on postsecondary and scholarship applications. Build strong academic, language, mathematics and critical thinking skills by taking challenging courses. Study nightly and stay focused. It is critical that you establish good study habits from the beginning. Work hard to get your GPA as high as you are able. Establish a good attendance record.

37. College Answer You can also get help with your grades and/or standardized test scores through several According to the ged testing Service Center for Adult Learning http://www.collegeanswer.com/preparing/content/prep_fut_mak.jsp

38. UW Oshkosh - Undergraduate Admissions strength of academic courses and standardized test scores will be considered. Applications may be obtained from any high school guidance office in http://admissions.uwosh.edu/main-fyr.html

-Calendars- -About UW Oshkosh- -Academics- -Admissions- ... -Administration- Get information about our excellent programs, financial aid, residence life and more... Instantly! Step 1 First Name: Email Address: Academic Coursework Class Rank ACT/SAT Home Schooled Students Application Procedures ... Send Your Score Academic Coursework Thank you for your interest in UW Oshkosh. For consideration to be admitted as a new freshman, you are required to complete the following 17 college preparatory credits in high school: 4 in English 3 in mathematics (algebra I, geometry and algebra II) 3 in social science (at least one history) 3 in natural science 4 in academic electives Class Rank, ACT/SAT I Scores All students are encouraged to apply to the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. To be considered for admission as a new freshman, you should rank in the upper 40 percent of your graduating class OR score a 22 or above on the ACT or 1030 on the SAT I. As space allows, a discretionary group that ranks in the top 50% with a minimum ACT of 20 may also be given consideration. When no class rank is available, the cumulative high school grade point average, strength of academic courses and standardized test scores will be considered. Special talent is also a consideration for admission.

39. KernLearn.net -> Home -> Guidance -> Teacher ged A high school equivalency exam; consists of five small exams in multiple National Standards Nine standards for school counseling which have been http://www.kernlearn.net/GUI/TEA/CounselingTerminology.asp

"GUIDING STUDENTS INTO THE FUTURE" General Info Career College Students ... En Español COUNSELING TERMINOLOGY A B C D ... Z - A - ABLE (Adult Based Learning Experience): The KHSD program for severe developmentally delayed persons. Academic Domain: The portion of the school guidance curriculum that deals with student academic development. Academy: A three-year school within a school; is centered around a career, such as health, agriculture, or teaching. ACE (Assessments in Career Education): This program offers end-of-course examinations that recognize students who demonstrate outstanding achievement in selected career-technical areas; offered in the areas of agricultural core, computer science and information systems, health care, food service and hospitality, and technology core; several academy-type programs require the use of these exams, particularly agriculture and health care. ACT (American College Test): ): One of the two major college entrance tests; this assessment measures skills in English, mathematics, reading, and science reasoning needed for college work and is more curriculum oriented than the SAT I. Either the SAT I or the ACT is required for admission to most four-year colleges/universities. ADA: Americans with Disabilities Act ADA (Average Daily Attendance): The total number of days of student attendance divided by the total number of days in the regular school year.

40. Teen Resources Selected By Skokie Public Library: Destination College! Home Prepare online for the SAT, ACT, and other standardized tests. Applicants must have a high school diploma or ged and be a United States citizen or http://www.skokie.lib.il.us/s_teens/tn_college/

teen corner live homework help ask a librarian about teenstuff Destination: College! Planning for college Test preparation Locating a college's website Choosing a college ... Scholarships and grants Read Taking Time Off to find out how you can take a break from college to work, travel, volunteer, or just do something different. The "College-Bound" section of the Library’s Teen Corner contains college directories and books on college admissions, writing admissions essays, choosing a college, financial aid, and scholarships. A special "Test Preparation" section in the Nonfiction Room includes books to help you to prepare for the ACT, SAT, SAT II subject test, Advanced Placement tests, and CLEP exams. You can also prepare for college by reading some Outstanding Books for the College Bound Not traveling too far to attend school? Browse the directory of two-year schools and certificate programs or a directory of four-year schools and graduate programs in the greater Skokie area. Available from home for Skokie Public Library cardholders Planning for College Resource Description College is Possible This resource guide for parents, students, and educators provides information about planning early for college, both academically and financially.

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