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                                        Welcome

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                                        Welcome

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Hello and welcome to the KC High School Career Services Corner,dedicated to helping assist an audience of  high school juniors and seniors prepare for college and career exploration.
*Purpose/Mission: KC High Schools' main purpose is to:
- Help students prepare and understand the steps necessary to get into college.
- Educate students on career readiness and help students through career exploration determine what they are interested in and may want to major in for college.

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                                Career Counseling Theories We Model

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                                Career Counseling Theories We Model

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*Trait-Factor Theory- KC High Career Services Corner models our career exploration methods via the trait factor theory. Through the many aptitude and personality test we have available on the site Juniors and seniors are able to gain insight as to what type of career and major best fits. The trait factor theory stresses how traits can help determine what career best fits an individual via assessments, and personality quizzes (Parson's Theory, 2016).
* Learning Theory of Career Counseling: This learning theory was developed in 1975 by Krumboltz,Mitchell and Gelatt. The learning theory states hat there are four ways a person goes by choosing a career: abilities,environmental conditions,learning experiences, and task approach (Krumboltz, J. D., Mitchell, A. M., & Jones, G. B., 1976 ). This learning theory also stresses the importance that a person does not have to stay in one career, any job can be a carer if a person demonstrates an interest in it and gains experience. This theory is demonstrated via choosing a job, or internship that best fits you or one your interested in.

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                                  So how to get started... The Prep Period

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                                  So how to get started... The Prep Period

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*College can be very challenging and overwhelming but the search for a career does not have to be. For some getting into college is just the first hurdle to pass. Below are  the steps necessary to get into college and how to make paying for college a walk in the park.

*Step 1, look into colleges of interest and look for certain requirements the school is asking for, ie: GPA, SAT scores, ACT scores.. Etc..
Listed below is Collegestats.com. College stats.com is a website designed to give stats on many colleges and state information about many colleges which include: retention rates, acceptance rates, and average cost of tuition.

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Best Colleges - Rankings, Statistics & Data - CollegeStats.org

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Search Our Comprehensive Listings By College, Size, Tuition Cost, and More. Find the Best High-Quality and Cheap Online Colleges to Help You Meet Your Goals.

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*Step 2, apply for college. To be accepted into college one must apply first. Apply Texas.com is a website where students apply to the colleges of interest.
Key note: most colleges have application fees. If you are in need of a waiver please make sure to get with one of the schools counselors to see how to obtain one.
- For Washington and other states students can utilize this website listed below
http://www.commonapp.org/

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Admissions and scholarships applications for Texas institutions of higher education.

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* Step 3, Lastly paying for college. Fafsa.gov is a website where students can go enter income information to determine his or her eligibility to get finicial
aid. Keep in mind there are many financial options out there to pay for college.
* Be familiar with the vocabulary.
-Scholarships: are free and can be catagorized as major related or specified as a general scholarship. Scholarships you do not have to pay back.
- Grants are granted by the state and or school they are free, do not have to be repid and re given to an at needs bsis based on FAFSA results.
- Loans are a form of payment that must be paid back. There are two forms of loans. Unsubsidized loans and subsidized loans.
* Below is the FAFSA website. be sure to check out our events page frequently for FAFSA workshops.

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                                  Whats my career/major?

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                                  Whats my career/major?

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* There are many websites designed to help you choose what best fits your personality. Listed below are a small list of assessments and surveys to take to help guide you in the right direction.
- https://openpsychometrics.org/tests/IPIP-BFFM/
Otherwise known as the Big Five Personality Test, is a personality test developed by Goldberg in 1992 designed to gauge ones personality based on certain traits through a series of questioning (??)
-http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/jtypes2.asp
Is a personality test based on  Carl Jung’s and Isabel Briggs Myers’ personality theory (Inc, 1998-2018). The personality test gives you a four letter formula when accomplished which tells you your personality along with strengths and job preferences.
*Key note: These websites are tools to help assist you in your career exploration. These websites do not depict who you are and what you should do with your life.

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                        Whats Next? What Can I Do With Degree?

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                        Whats Next? What Can I Do With Degree?

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* Know that you know what you want to major in and become, how do you know how much salary that career entails or what degree is needed. Listed below are two websites designed to help you search careers and degree requirements.
-https://www.onetcenter.org/
-https://www.bls.gov/home.htm

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                                    Career Help/ Resources

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                                    Career Help/ Resources

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* There are various websites that provide job opportunities and internships where you can apply and test the field of many careers to see what best fits you. These websites below are designed to help you find those career opportunities.

-http://www.worksourceskc.org/on-line-job-search
Worksource is a job search site website designed to help you find careers here in Washington.
-https://www.indeed.com/
Indeed is a website designed to broaden the job search to not only washington but other states and cities of intrest.

-http://www.seattle.gov/personnel/employment/internships.asp
This website listed above is a career center website designed to help you find internships in your local area.

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                                      Upcoming Events

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                                      Upcoming Events

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* Business etiquette dinner (where we practice business dinner etiquette) February 20, 2019
* Mock interviews ( where we practice common interview questions)
every first Friday of the month
* Resume building workshop ( where we work on building your resume)
April 8, 2019 & May 7, 2019
* What not to wear ( where we go over the proper dress attire when attending an interview)
January 21, 2019
*FAFSA workshop ( where we go over how to fill out your FAFSA)
March 25, 2019
* College Days ( where various colleges come to answer your questions)
May 6-10 2019

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                                    Contact Information

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                                    Contact Information

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* Counselor: KayLynn McCoy
*Phone Number: 206-124-5189
*Classroom: #117
*Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 am-3:00 pm
* Location 1234 East Olive Lane, Seattle Washington 98122

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