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ACT Preparation
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Losing sleep and getting anxious about test day? In this intensive class, you'll build confidence and make the most of your potential by studying strategies for taking the ACT and by reviewing topics covered by the ACT (math, writing and reading comprehension). Learn a variety of test taking methods and work with the instructor to adapt the ones that best suit your own unique style and personal strengths. You'll get support for questions and concerns; and there will be discussions, PowerPoints, use of TPR materials, and lots of concrete examples. Discover approaches to increase your odds on each question type, how to use a process of elimination, construct a well-defined essay (optional) on this test, plan your critical reading passage strategy, and learn when it's good to guess.
Allen Feibelman has taught over 1000 hours of test prep and has won awards for teaching college English at UC and at Chatfield College. His personalized approach in the classroom provides maximum support for your preparation.
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Sun., 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM; 1/17/2010 - 1/24/2010
2 days; $154.00 (no discounts), #4604
plus text "Cracking the ACT" 2010 edition, a publication of The Princeton Review (ISBN: 978-0375429620 available from UC and DuBois bookstores plus online booksellers). Bring brown bag lunch
For campus map, see http://www.uc.edu/directions
Location: UC Main Campus. Exact room and building to be assigned. You may check back here two weeks prior to your class start date to view your location assignment (or call 513-556-6932).
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Information Sessions/Financial Aid Workshops - Receive Assistance with filing your FAFSA forms; Nov. 6, 20 and Dec. 4; Bring 2008 Federal Tax Returns and 2008 W-2 Forms; Gateway Community College, Edgewood Campus, Student Services Center, 790 Thomas More Parkway, Edgewood; Call 859-442-1601 to reserve a seat.
Become a SUPER TEEN for nextSTEP magazine! All high school students are eligible. Deadline is November 27. Super Teen winners will get their picture on the cover of the March 2010 nextSTEP magazine with other regional winners, are featured inside the magazine and get to build their resume'. See Mrs. Dickens for an application.
Your students and their families know that a college education is valuable. But, do they know how they’ll pay for it? By visiting Making College Financial Planning Count online, your students and their families will have a golden opportunity to start developing their personal college funding strategy! This free resource provides an interactive overview of the college funding process, including information about the FAFSA, the types of financial aid available, and more.
They will also have access to the electronic College FundPath™ Worksheet, which allows families to customize their college funding strategy. They can learn at their own pace, and they will also be able to save, update and print their personal plan any time they like.
Visit Making College Financial Planning Count today to see for yourself what an invaluable tool this is for your students and their families! (elearning.makingitcount.com)
StudentEdge scholarship contest is in full swing! We already have students who are committed to logging in five times a day each day! Students participate for their chance to win one of ten $1,000 scholarships. It is easy for students to participate; all they have to do is login to StudentEdge:
http://www.mystudentedge.com/mystudentedge/entersiteid.aspx?siteid=LWSWLCGM.
Each time a student logs in he or she will be submitting a vote for him or herself. Students are allowed to enter up to five times a day! Students can track the number of logins they have in StudentEdge by clicking on the Scholarship
Contest Tab, they can also see where they stand among other registered StudentEdge students across the country.
Start Logging in today!
http://www.mystudentedge.com/mystudentedge/entersiteid.aspx?siteid=LWSWLCGM
Also, StudentEdge sponsors "Getting In" A Free Online College Planning Event. These webinar workshops are held from 3:00 - 10:00 pm. Seats are limited to 1,000 attendees per session. Use the StudentEdge website above to register.
ALL Juniors should take the ACT at least once this year. I recommend taking it two to three times this year. If a student can achieve the score they want during their junior year, then the senior year can be focused on college applications and scholarships. See the ACT page for test dates and registration deadlines.
Governor's School for the Arts
ArtShops
ArtShops are free to high school freshmen, sophomores, and juniors and give "an opportunity to participate in a hands-on workshop in their chosen art form. Students applying for the Governor's School for the Arts are highly encouraged to attend to better prepare them for the audition/review process in March. Students can register on-line @ www.kentuckygsa.org."
Summer Program
For high school sophomores and juniors - "a free residential three-week program (June 20 - July 10, 2010) that instructs students in one of nine art forms - architecture, creative writing, dance, drama, instrumental music, musical theatre, new media, visual art and vocal music. In addition to the summer program experience, a benefit to alumni includes 18 scholarship offerings from colleges and universities." Deadline is December 31, 2009 - application may be downloaded @
www.kentuckygsa.org.