Expectations / Course work Expectations / Location and Distance from Ste. Gen-don’t quote me / Average Tuition Cost for 30 hours a year
Jefferson College / Open / COMPASS Test is the only requirement / H.S Diploma / Hillsboro, MO-30 minutes / 3,840.00
Mineral Area College / Open / COMPASS Test is the only requirement / H.S Diploma / Farmington, MO-30 minutes / 3,240.00
Maryville University / Liberal / 20 ACT and a 2.5 G.P.A. on a 4.0 scale / Combination Credits / Saint Louis, MO-1 hour away / 19,650.00
Southeast Missouri State University / Liberal/Traditional / See Below / Combination credits. / Cape Girardeau, MO-1 hour away / 5,544.00
University of Missouri-Columbia
And Saint Louis / Selective / See Below Chart / 4 Math / Columbia, MO-2 1/2 hours away
STL-1 hour / C-around 8,500.00 plus many fees
S-8,820.00
Truman State University / Selective/Highly Selective / Average student has 25-30 on the ACT and 94% have a 3.25 G.P.A. Uses Admission Eligibility Calculator / Essay part of the application process. 4 credits of math highly reccommended / Kirksville, MO-4 ½ hours away / 6,458.00
Saint Louis University / Highly Selective / Average ACT 26.1 / Biology and Chemistry recommended
3 Academic Electives, 4 Math, 3 foreign Language / Saint Louis, MO-1 hour away / 30,330.00
· This is for the 2007-2008 school year!
· Cost, distance, and enrollment are a rough estimate and may not be exact.
· Course work expectations assume
o 4 English-2 with a focus on Writing and Composition
o 3 Science – 1 with a lab
o 3 Math-Algebra 1 and higher
o 3 Social Studies
o 2 Foreign Language
o 1 Fine Art
o Anything else or any deviations from this are noted in the chart
· Combination credits are used by universities to still achieve the standards for higher education without requiring 2 foreign languages and 4 credits of math for their admission. This requirement usually asks for three more credits from any of the above categories and usually the best way to get this requirement is to take Foreign Language.
· NEW-Washington University is recommending 3-4 Social Studies, 3-4 Science
· Updated 9/15/08
Beginning Freshman Admission Guidelines for Fall 2009
A traditional beginning freshman applicant is evaluated on a combination of ACT/SAT score, high school cumulative grade point average (GPA), class rank and high school core curriculum courses. Students who may not be ready for Southeast’s academic challenge are given several options to consider, including possible transfer to Southeast in the future.
Converting a High School GPA to a 4.0 Scale
If your school does not grade on a 4.0 scale, convert your GPA to a 4.0 equivalent by multiplying your GPA by four and dividing that number by the scale your school uses. For example, if you have a9.65 GPA on a11.0 scale, your converted GPA equivalent is 3.5[(9.65 x 4)/11=3.50].
Required 17 Units of High School Core Curriculum Requirements
English / 4 units (one of which may be speech or debate; 2 units emphasizing composition or writing skills are required)Mathematics / 3 units (Algebra I, Algebra II/Intermediate Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry and Calculus)
Social Studies / 3 units (one unit of American history and one semester of government studies required)
Science / 3 units (not including general science; selected from biology, chemistry, physics, botany, zoology or anatomy & physiology; one of which must be a laboratory course)
Visual/Performing Arts / 1 unit(includes art, music, theatre or dance courses)
Additional / 3 units (foreign language and/or combinations from 2 or more of the above areas)
Admissions Options
Option 1 (Regular Admission)Composite ACT 21 or SAT combined score (Critical Reading and Math) of 990 or higher; and
High schoolcumulative GPA of 2.0 or higher; and
Required 17 units of high school core curriculum
Option 2 (Regular Admission)
Composite ACT 18 or SAT combined score (Critical Reading and Math) of 860 or higher; and
Highschool cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher; and
Required 17units of high school core curriculum
Mizzou’s Addmission Calculator
If your ACT composite score is 17 to 23, or the total of your SAT critical reading and math scores is 800 to 1080, then you must meet the following high school class rank to be admitted to Mizzou:
ACT / SAT / HS Class(CR–M) / % Rank
23 / 1050–1080 / 48
22 / 1010–1040 / 54
21 / 970–1000 / 62
20 / 930–960 / 69
19 / 890–920 / 78
18 / 840–880 / 86
17 / 800–830 / 94
Lesson Plan
· Explain Guidance for the year
· PLAN Test
· Ask Each Student what they have planned for after high school
· Expain
o GPA
o Class Rank
o College Admisssion
o Scholarships
· Explain Books
· Tuition Comparison Chart
· Terra Nova Scores