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 * Nasheena: If your goals are just to pass and graduate, you need to re-think your post-secondary plans. What college is going to admit you if you just "graduate"? What do you plan to do as a psychologists? What do psychologists do? What types of psychologists are there? You only have one credit in English? What are you doing to remedy that situation>?

Where do I want to be in 10 years? ** On somebody’s job -- What does this mean? Mrs. S ** Where do I want to be in five years? ** College -- which college

** Where do I want to be at the end of this school year? ** I want to be done with high school home resting for college -- at the end of this year??


 * What have you done to prepare yourself to be where you want to be? **
 * Research my study. And look at different colleges that offer my study. **


 * What are your educational goals: ****to be a psychologist **
 * This academic year: ****pass **


 * Senior year: ****graduate **
 * Post secondary: ****get a degree **


 * Have you done any research on colleges, technical schools, costs, requirements, etc. **

Yes


 * Is there anything that might prevent you from accomplishing your goals? (money, grades, ability) **
 * Grades and ability **

** What actions are you willing to take to accomplish your goals? ** Talk to people that I know can help me


 * Who can help you? (family, friends, teachers, guidance counselors) **
 * Family, teachers, and guidance counselors **

About 60 grand a year community? Have you volunteered, donated blood, etc.
 * What are your career goals? What type of job do you want? **
 * Go to college and leave with a degree. A job that fits me and good paying **
 * Have you researched this job? Shadowed anyone? Know anyone who is in this job? **
 * Yes. No. Yes. **
 * How much money do you think you can make at that job? How long do you think you will work before you can retire? **
 * Nothing yet **


 * What type of skills do you need for this job? What education does it require? **
 * 4- 6 years of college **
 * What have you done for your school or **

<span style="color: black; font-family: 'Cambria','serif'; font-size: 12pt; line-height: 200%; msolist: Ignore;">I. Academic: You will answer the following questions for each academic area: English, math, science, social studies, and electives. How many credits do you have in each area? What type of grades do you have? Have you taken any honors or AP classes? How would you rate your aptitude? (Are you good at that subject? For instance, you may be a good writer or enjoy reading, but you haven’t done well in English.) Is your academic record going to prevent you from the career that you have chosen? <span style="color: red; font-family: 'Arial Black','sans-serif'; font-size: 12pt; line-height: 200%;">I have 1 credit in English, 3.5 credits in math, 2.5 credits in science, 2 credits in social studies, and I don’t really know how many credits I have in electives. I haven’t taken any honor or AP classes. I don’t know how to rate my aptitude. Yes. <span style="color: black; font-family: 'Cambria','serif'; msolist: Ignore;">II. Have you passed the FCAT? Have you taken the ACT or SAT? If you have not taken the ACT or SAT and plan to attend college, when do you plan to take it? <span style="color: black; font-family: 'Cambria','serif'; msolist: Ignore;">III. How much is your post-secondary education going to cost? Have you researched this at all? How are you going to pay for it? Are you on track to receive any scholarship or grant money? Almost everyone can receive financial help for post secondary training. You may qualify based upon financial need or grades; however, your parents must be willing to fill out the FAFSA (financial aid application based on tax returns), and they must be legal American citizens. Private scholarships are available that do not depend on citizenship. For instance, you can receive scholarships if you are the first in your family to attend