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College is right around the corner, and that's why it's important to take advantage of scholarships.

Scholarships are usually based on one or more of the following criteria:

Grade point average (GPA)

College entrance exams such as the SAT and ACT scores

Demonstrated leadership ability

Extra-curriculars: athletics, fine arts, special talents, community service, etc.

Enrollment in a specific university

Plans to major in a specific field

Your campus Guidance and Counseling Center are your most valuable sources for scholarship opportunities.

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College is right around the corner, and that's why it's important to take advantage of scholarships. Scholarships are usually based on one or more of the following criteria: Grade point average (GPA) College entrance exams such as the SAT and ACT scores Demonstrated leadership ability Extra-curriculars: athletics, fine arts, special talents, community service, etc.

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Top 25 Scholarships for High School Juniors in August 2021 | Scholarships360

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Junior year is when high school students really start to kickoff their college admissions process. This is also a great time to begin applying for scholarships to pay for college! One of the biggest mistakes that students make in the admissions process is waiting until the end of senior year to apply for scholarships.

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We will be completing the Dallas Promise together beginning September 13th.

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Required PARENT information includes:

Parent FSA ID

2019 Federal Income Taxes, W-2 Forms and other records of money earned

Bank statements and records of investments (if applicable)

Social Security number or alien registration number

Driver's license number (if applicable)

Marital status (dates)

Parent names and birth dates

Required STUDENT information includes:

Student FSA ID

2019 Federal Income Taxes, W-2 Forms and other records of money earned (if applicable)

Bank statements and records of investments (if applicable)

Social Security number or alien registration number

Driver's license number (if applicable)

Name and birth date

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Required PARENT information includes: Parent FSA ID 2019 Federal Income Taxes, W-2 Forms and other records of money earned Bank statements and records of investments (if applicable) Social Security number or alien registration number Driver's license number (if applicable) Marital status (dates) Parent names and birth dates Required STUDENT information includes: Student FSA ID 2019 Federal Income Taxes, W-2 Forms and other records of money earned (if applicable) Bank statements and records of investments (if applicable) Social Security number or alien registration number Driver's license number (if applicable) Name and birth date

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College Board - SAT, AP, College Search and Admission Tools

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American College Testing Program (ACT) WAIVERS

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American College Testing Program (ACT) WAIVERS

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Texas Success Initiative Assessment (TSIA)

What Is the TSI Assessment?

The TSI Assessment (TSIA) is part of the Texas Success Initiative program designed to help your college or university determine if you are ready for college-level course work in the areas of reading, writing, and mathematics. If you are an incoming college student in Texas, you are required to take the TSI Assessment - unless you are already exempt (read below) - to determine your readiness for college-level work. Based on how you perform, you may either be enrolled in a college-level course and/or be placed in the appropriate developmental course or intervention to improve your skills and prepare you for success in college-level courses.

Which students must take the TSI Assessment?

Not all incoming students need to take the TSI Assessment. There are many ways you can be exempt. Qualifying for a TSI Assessment exemption means that you can enroll in any entry- level college course without restrictions. In other words, there are no prerequisites for enrollment in the entry-level college courses. In certain cases exemptions are subject-specific, which means you may qualify for an exemption in one area such as reading but not in another area like mathematics or writing. You may be exempt if you meet one or more of the following:

Texas Success Initiative Exemptions

Scored a 23 or higher on the ACT composite and a minimum of 19 on both the English and math tests;

SAT administered prior to March 2016: Earned a combined (verbal critical reading + math) SAT score of 1070, with a minimum score of 500 on both sections;

SAT administered March 2016 and later: Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW) minimum score of 480, Mathematics minimum score of 530 (no combined score needed);

TAKS scale score of at least 2200 on the math section and/or 2200 on the English Language Arts section with a writing subsection score of at least 3;

Veterans, active duty personnel, and a student who is serving as and, for at least 3 years preceding enrollment, has served as a member of a reserve component of the U.S. armed services;

Transfer from another institution having satisfactorily completed college-level coursework; or

Enroll in a certificate program of one year or less (Level One certificates) at a public institution.

If you think you may be exempt, please contact an advisor at your college. For a complete list of TSI exemptions, visit https://www.highered.texas.gov/our-work/supporting-our-institutions/success-standards-policies/texas-success-initiative/.

Mandatory Pre-Assessment Activity

Before you take the TSI Assessment, you must participate in a Pre-Assessment Activity. The college or university where you take your test is required to provide the Pre-Assessment Activity as well as document your participation. It is a requirement that you complete this activity before you take the test. The activity varies by institution but must include at least the following:

An explanation of the importance of the TSI Assessment and how the assessment works;

Practice test questions and feedback;

An explanation of all your developmental education options, if you don't meet the minimum passing standard; and

Information on campus and community resources that will help you succeed as a college student.

Contact the college or university at which you plan to take the test for details on dates and times to complete this mandatory Pre-Assessment Activity.

What Does the TSI Assessment Cover?

The TSI Assessment in Mathematics is a multiple-choice assessment that covers the four content areas listed below. There are approximately 20 items on the TSI placement test and 10 items in each section of the DE diagnostic test. If you score well enough on the placement test, you will not need to take the additional diagnostic test. Personal calculators are not allowed; however, you will have the option to click on a calculator link for select test questions.

Elementary Algebra and Functions measures your knowledge of linear equations, inequalities, and systems; algebraic expressions and equations; and word problems and applications.

Intermediate Algebra and Functions measures your knowledge of quadratic and other polynomial expressions, equations, and functions; expressions, equations, and functions involving powers, roots, and radicals; and rational and exponential expressions, equations, and functions.

Geometry and Measurement measures your knowledge of plane geometry; transformations and symmetry; and linear, area, and three- dimensional measurements.

Data Analysis, Statistics, and Probability measures your knowledge of interpreting categorical and quantitative data, statistical measures, and probabilistic reasoning.

The TSI Assessment in Reading is a multiple-choice assessment that covers the four content areas listed below. There are approximately 24 items on the TSI placement test and 10 to 12 items in each section of the DE diagnostic test. If you score well enough on the placement test, you will not need to take the additional diagnostic test.

Literary Analysis measures your skill in identifying and analyzing ideas in and elements of literary texts.

Main Idea and Supporting Details measures your skill in identifying the main idea of a passage and in comprehending explicit textual information in a passage.

Inferences in a Text or Texts measures your skill in synthesizing ideas by making a connection or comparison between two passages and in making an appropriate inference about single passages.

Author's Use of Language measures your skill in identifying an author's purpose, tone, organization or rhetorical strategies, and use of evidence in determining the meaning of words in context.

The TSI Assessment in Writing is an assessment that contains a multiple-choice section and an essay section:

Multiple-Choice Section

The multiple-choice section of the TSI Assessment in Writing measures your skills in the four content areas listed below. There are approximately 20 items on the TSI placement test and 10 to 12 items in each section of the DE diagnostic test. If you score well enough on the placement test, you will not need to take the additional diagnostic test.

Essay Revision measures your ability to provide coherence, organization, and good word choice and your ability to achieve rhetorical effectiveness and use evidence.

Agreement measures your ability to perform subject-verb agreement and pronoun agreement as well as your ability to determine verb tenses.

Sentence Structure measures your knowledge of topics like comma splices and run-on sentences; improper punctuation; fragments and parallelism; and subordination and coordination.

Sentence Logic measures your ability to correctly place modifying phrases and clauses and your ability to use logical transitions.

Essay Section

You may be asked to write a five-paragraph persuasive essay (approximately 300-600 words) on a controversial issue or one of current interest. You will be expected to clearly state a main idea and provide specific examples and details to back up your main idea, as well as follow conventions of standard English. You will not be allowed to use a dictionary or other outside resources, but you may use plain scratch paper (provided at the testing center) to plan your essay and write your rough draft(s).

What happens if you do not pass one or all parts of the TSI Assessment?

If you do not pass one or all parts (reading, writing and math) of the TSI Assessment, you may be required to enroll in developmental education coursework or accelerated intervention before you can enroll in a college credit course for the subject in which you did not pass. In some cases, you may be allowed to enroll in a developmental intervention and college-credit course at the same time. The TSI Assessment is an on-demand test, and you may retake it at any time to determine your college readiness. Remember, developmental education courses and interventions often cost the same as a college-level course but do not count towards a certificate or degree program and do not transfer. It is best to avoid developmental education all together by becoming college ready in high school or before enrolling in at a college or university.

What are the college ready scores for the TSI Assessment?

THECB recently approved an amendment to TSI rules to remove all language related to "phase-in" scores of the TSI Assessment (TSIA) college readiness benchmarks:

Reading - 351 Mathematics - 350 Writing -
(A) a placement score of at least 340, and an essay score of at least 4; OR

(B) a placement score of less than 340 and an ABE Diagnostic level of at least 4 and an essay score of at least 5.

More information regarding the Texas Success Initiative and the TSI Assessment can be found at https://www.highered.texas.gov/our-work/supporting-our-institutions/success-standards-policies/texas-success-initiative/.

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Dennis Boston: My name is Dennis Boston. I'm the test control officer here at the Boston MEPS. Every applicant entering into the Military has to take an ASVAB test, and chances are that's the first contact the applicant has had with the MEPS is coming to the testing section.

Chuck Shaw: My name is Chuck Shaw, and I'm the education services specialist here at the Boston MEPS. My goal is to market the ASVAB Career Exploration program out to the 419 schools that we have in our area. The ASVAB itself is similar to the standardized test in that it is timed. It is a set of timed tests. But it is, in fact, an aptitude test rather than an achievement test, and it measures potential to learn rather than what you've learned up to this point. What they're looking for is to match individuals in the Service with the right kind of occupations that's going to make them more efficient and provide the best person for the Service, and we're doing much the same thing with the career exploration.

Speaker 3: When I was looking at most of the jobs that were available with the scores that I got on my ASVABs, that would seem like a good job to go along with what I've learned.

Speaker 4: It is. It's a very interesting job. OK, Mr. Wood, could I have you read now each one of these statements? Print your name. "Yes" or "no" by each statement.

Dennis Boston: The ultimate goal of the ASVAB is to get an AFQT score for that applicant. Each individual Service will take that score, and they have criteria, which an applicant has to meet to qualify for a specific job.

Speaker 5: When you're done with that, you're going to click "next," and the test will begin. You have scratch paper. You have a piece of - you have a pencil. If you need any help or any more paper at all, you're going to hit that red "help" button, then raise your hand, OK?

Chuck Shaw: When we take the program out in the schools, it isn't just to try and get everybody to enlist in the Services, that we're providing a product of services that go well beyond that. That when we talk to the counselors and the administrators, a lot of them don't realize that the program is free.

Dennis Boston: The test administrators that work here at the Boston MEPS are instructed to almost put the applicant at ease to try to get them to relax, to do the best that they can do on the particular test.

Chuck Shaw: We talk to them about work values, what's important to them, what they want to get in return from choosing a particular occupation. And then we bring all of that together and use that to help them plan their career and show them how to work with, in terms of, the money and the time that it's going to take to complete their education. I think the ASVAB program, because of the aptitude element that we have with it is - it stands head and shoulders above most of the other stuff that I've seen out there.

MEPS: Choosing Your Future

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MASTER SERGEANT AUDREY TURNER:​ Hi! How did everything go?

F: ​Great.

AT:​ Good, good, have a seat, have a seat. Congratulations, you've passed. Makes you eligible for that next step.

AT:​ So when you come up to MEPS, liaisons will look at three main factors to determining what an applicant may qualify for. We're gonna look at your physical that you've done at MEPS. We're gonna look at your background information. And we're gonna look at your ASVAB scores. That test is actually small different tests all combined to make your ASVAB score.

LIEUTNANT COMMANDER EMMANUEL MAMARIL:​ That test score could then help determine what job opportunities are available for the applicants. Service liaisons that serve at the MEPS assist the applicants with job negotiation and identifying what it is that the applicant would like to do.

CAMERON MASTERSON:​ I learned about being an aviation mechanic through MEPS. When I came here, they gave me a list of jobs. They said I could either be a diesel mechanic, or an aviation mechanic. I've wanted to do this, cause I've been doing mechanics with my grandfather since I was like five. It's just something I wanted to do to make him proud.

EM:​ If an applicant has a job that they're interested in that's in the civilian world, most likely there is a parallel or equivalent job in the United States Military.

AT:​ Cause we want to make sure that we can find a job for you that you're gonna be happy and satisfied doing. But overall, we want to make sure our applicant feels confident when they leave MEPS. We're there to celebrate and cheer with you on your success after graduating basic training and all the other things you do along your way.

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Military Careers and Benefits — Today’s Military

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Admissions and scholarships applications for Texas institutions of higher education.

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Common App is a nonprofit organization of 1000+ colleges and universities that simplifies, informs, and supports your college application journey.

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Prepare for & apply to college with the Coalition for College

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Free college-planning tools, provided by 150+ top schools, to help students learn about, prepare for and apply to college. Start early, stress less

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As you begin your scholarship search, don't overlook scholarships specifically designed for students from your state, city, school or affiliated organization. Here are some reserved just for students from Texas:

1. Dallas County Promise

2. Houston Community College Promise

3. Terry Foundation Scholarship

Amount: Full scholarship (covers tuition, books, room & board and misc. exp.) for 8 full semesters
Application Deadline: Check with each participating college.
Description & Eligibility: Must be considered a US and Texas resident. Successful applicants have financial need, strong academic record and community leadership. Applications are submitted through 13 public universities in Texas. Students are then nominated by the universities for interview by the Terry Foundation. Includes a $5,000 stipend for study abroad program.
For more information: terryfoundation.org
Check each participating college website for specific application guidelines.

4. Ford Driving Dreams Scholarship

Amount: $2,000
Application Deadline: February (check website for updated information)
Description & Eligibility: Open to graduating seniors from eligible high schools in North Texas, Houston and San Antonio who plan to pursue full time studies leading to a bachelor's degree in the United States. Students must have a GPA of 3.0 or more on a 4.0 scale.
For more information: lnesc.org

5. Toyota-West Dallas Scholarship

Amount: $2,000
Application Deadline: March (check website for updated information)
Description & Eligibility: Opens to outstanding students from West Dallas and, in particular, L.G. Pinkston High School graduates.
For more information: Toyota West Dallas Scholarship

6. Robert Mong Jr. Journalism Scholarship

Amount: $1,000 to $3,000
Application Deadline: May 2020
Description & Eligibility: High school seniors who are legal US resident and resident of eligible cities/counties in Texas interested in pursuing a major in journalism or communications.
For more information: dallasfoundation.org

7. The Pickard Scholarship Fund

8. Myrna D. Schlegel/AWARE Scholarship

9. Fort Worth Scottish Rite Foundation Scholarship

10. George and Mary Josephine Hamman Foundation Scholarship

11. Texas Music Educators Five-Year Scholarship

12. Horatia Alger Texas Ft. Worth Scholarship Program

Amount: $5,000
Deadline: August 1 (check website for updated information)
Description & Eligibility: The scholarship is awarded to students who are service oriented, demonstrate financial need and strong academic portfolio. Students must be US citizens residing in Texas.
For more information: horatioalger.org/scholarships

13. Hendrick Scholarship Foundation

14. T.C. Miao & Rosalind Miao Scholarship Fund for Graduating Seniors

Amount: Varies
Application Deadline: April (check website for updated information)
Description: Eligible applicants must be of Chinese ethnic origin and residing in the North Texas area. Applicants must have a minimum 3.0 GPA.
For more information: Communities Foundation of Texas

15. Harvey Martin Dream Foundation

16. Pete Schenkel Scholarship

17. Youth Livestock Scholarship

18. Seasonal Staff Scholarship

19. Youth Livestock Contest Scholarships

20. The Bounce Energy "Be More" Scholarship

Amount: $2,500
Application Deadline: June - check website for updated information
Description & Eligibility: High school seniors and college students who attend school in Texas or are Texas residents with at least a 3.0 GPAon a 4.0 scale are eligible to apply for this scholarship.
For more information: BounceEnergy.com/scholarships

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Use the Coalition Application or Common Application fee waiver guidelines to determine your eligibility. If you feel your financial situation might meet the fee waiver guidelines, you may request a fee waiver by selecting the fee waiver option in the application.

In order to have your fee waiver request approved and the application fee waived, you must also complete one of the following:

Ask your school counselor to verify your eligibility for a fee waiver online in the Common Application; or

Download and print the National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC): Fee Waiver Form . Complete the Student section of the form first. Then ask your counselor to complete the Authorized Official section. Your counselor should then send the form as an email attachment to your school of choice with your name, email, and DOB.

Do not wait for your fee waiver request to be approved before submitting your application. If we need more information, we will reach out to you.

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SAT Math Prep Parent

Earnestine Clay

Parent of SAT Math Prep Participant

It's helpful to be around people who are so knowledgeable about the college application process. University Crossroads is partnered with so many universities and they can provide some direction and advice.

It's helpful to be around people who are so knowledgeable about the college application process. University Crossroads is partnered with so many universities and they can provide some direction and advice. I plan on tapping into that resource.

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SAT Math Prep Parent

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Parent of SAT Math Prep Participant

It's helpful to be around people who are so knowledgeable about the college application process. University Crossroads is partnered with so many universities and they can provide some direction and advice.

It's helpful to be around people who are so knowledgeable about the college application process. University Crossroads is partnered with so many universities and they can provide some direction and advice. I plan on tapping into that resource.

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Parent Tax Returns- Search IRS 1040 for an example.
Parent & Student- Date of Birth
Parent & Student- Social Security Numbers or ITINs
Parent & Student- IDs or Passports
Parent- Household size
Parent- Marriage, Divorce, or Separation dates (if applicable)

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If you are applying to college, then you may be wondering which schools allow students to pay tuition via a prepaid tuition plan.  If you want an assured tuition rate for every year that you attend college, then a prepaid tuition plan is an excellent option.  However, unlike with tuition guarantees, prepaid tuition plans typically require that you pay all the tuition costs for your degree program in advance of starting school.  If you have enough cash available to meet this requirement, then you can consider enrolling in a prepaid tuition plan. Otherwise, choosing a school that offers a tuition guarantee is likely a more suitable alternative.

Below are the schools that offer prepaid tuition plans:

Colleges that Offer Prepaid Tuition Plans

University of South Alabama (AL)

University of West Alabama (AL)

Harding University (AR)

Ouachita Baptist University (AR)

Philander Smith College (AR)

Chapman University (CA)

Occidental College (CA)

Scripps College (CA)

University of Southern California (CA)

American University (DC)

Ave Maria University (FL)

Chipola College (FL)

Edward Waters College (FL)

Everglades University (FL)

Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FL)

Florida Atlantic University (FL)

Florida Gulf Coast University (FL)

Florida International University (FL)

Florida Memorial University (FL)

Florida SouthWestern State College (FL)

Florida State College at Jacksonville (FL)

Florida State University (FL)

Indian River State College (FL)

Jacksonville University (FL)

New College of Florida (FL)

Northwest Florida State College (FL)

Nova Southeastern University (FL)

Palm Beach Atlantic University (FL)

St. Petersburg College (FL)

The University of West Florida (FL)

University of Central Florida (FL)

University of Florida (FL)

University of South Florida - Main Campus (FL)

University of South Florida - Sarasota-Manatee (FL)

University of South Florida - St. Petersburg (FL)

Kennesaw State University (GA)

Oglethorpe University (GA)

Central College (IA)

Northwestern College (IA)

William Penn University (IA)

Northwest Nazarene University (ID)

Chicago State University (IL)

Columbia College Chicago (IL)

Eastern Illinois University (IL)

Monmouth College (IL)

Southern Illinois University at Carbondale (IL)

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (IL)

Butler University (IN)

Valparaiso University (IN)

Wabash College (IN)

Western Kentucky University (KY)

Southeastern Louisiana University (LA)

Tulane University (LA)

Boston University (MA)

Brandeis University (MA)

Clark University (MA)

Endicott College (MA)

Framingham State University (MA)

Harvard University (MA)

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MA)

Smith College (MA)

Stonehill College (MA)

Tufts University (MA)

Wellesley College (MA)

Western New England University (MA)

Worcester Polytechnic Institute (MA)

Johns Hopkins University (MD)

McDaniel College (MD)

Morgan State University (MD)

Notre Dame of Maryland University (MD)

St Mary’s College of Maryland (MD)

University of Maryland at College Park (MD)

Calvin College (MI)

Finlandia University (MI)

Gustavus Adolphus College (MN)

Ranken Technical College (MO)

Washington University in St Louis (MO)

Duke University (NC)

Wake Forest University (NC)

Dartmouth College (NH)

Drew University (NJ)

Princeton University (NJ)

Adelphi University (NY)

Bard College (NY)

Barnard College (NY)

Colgate University (NY)

Columbia University (NY)

CUNY Bernard M Baruch College (NY)

CUNY City College (NY)

CUNY Hunter College (NY)

CUNY John Jay College of Criminal Justice (NY)

CUNY Lehman College (NY)

CUNY New York City College of Technology (NY)

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