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Welcome!

¡Bienvenidos!

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Please let us know who you are

Por favor, dinos quién eres

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Considering�Out-of-State Options

Considerando

Opciones Fuera Del Estado

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What is RACC?

Regional Admission Counselors of California (RACC)

is an organization comprised of more than 173 admission professionals from over 119 institutions who work with students and counselors throughout California while representing universities and colleges outside of California.

Regional Admission Counselors of California (RACC) es una organización compuesta por más de 173 profesionales de la admisión de más de 119 instituciones que trabajan con estudiantes y consejeros en todo California, a la vez que representan a universidades y colegios fuera de California.

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Options

In-State College and Universities / Colegios y Universidades del Estado

77 - Private College /Colegio privado - 262,566

112 - Junior Colleges / Colegios de Dos Años - 2.1 Million/2,1 millones

23 - Cal State Campuses / Campus de Cal State – 485,550

9 - UC Campuses / Campus de UC – 238,000

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California Trends and Data / Tendencias y datos de California�Over 410,000 CA HS Grads

Más de 410.000 graduados de la escuela secundaria de California

Enrollments - Freshman Inscripciones - Primer año
Universities CA - UC/ Universidades CA - UC	46,700
Cal State Universities/ Universidades estatales de California	78,200
Junior Colleges/ Colegio De Dos año	120,000
AICCU- CA Private/ AICCU- CA Privada	32,000
Out of State/ Fuera del Estado	44,000
Unknown/ desconocido	93,000

Options

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Four Year College Options by State/

Opciones de universidades de cuatro años por estado

State/Estado	Population/Población	4 year colleges /Universidades de 4 años
Massachusetts	6.9 million/millones^¹	82^²
Florida	21.5 million/millones^ᶟ	102^⁴
California	39.5 million/millones^⁵	145^⁶

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Some Colleges Types to Consider / Algunos tipos de colegios a tener en cuenta

In-State vs Out-of-State / En El Estado vs Fuera Del Estado
Faith Based / Basados En La Fe
Women’s/Men’s Colleges / Colegios de mujeres/hombres
HBCU
Patriot League / Liga Patriótica
College that Change Lives / Universidades Que Cambian Vidas
Ivy League / Liga Ivy
WUE
NESCAC
Eco Tour Colleges / Eco Tour Colegios
State System – WUE / Sistema estatal - WUE
Athletic Conference / Conferencia Atlética
D I, DII, DIII
Co-Op (Internships) / Co-Op (Prácticas)
RACC
International / Internacional

Options

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Increase Your Options/Aumenta tus opciones�Two and Four Year Colleges/Universidades de dos y cuatro años

Versus

280 Colleges/ Colegios^⁶

17,000+ Colleges/ Colegios

(over 4,200 in the US⁷)/

(más de 4.200 en EEUU⁷)

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Some Out-of-State Advantages /

Algunas ventajas de salir del estado

Majors aren’t impacted / Las titulaciones no serán afectadas
Four year degree = four years / Carrera de cuatro años = cuatro años
More direct-entry opportunities / Más oportunidades de ingreso directo
Higher acceptance rates / Tasas de aceptación más altas

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Selectivity Defined/Definición de selectividad

Most Selective/Más selectivo�95% in top 10�SAT:1390-1490; ACT 32-36�

22,796 Apps

2,096 Admit� 9%

1,646�Enroll �79%

Highly Selective/Altamente selectivo�88 % in top 10� SAT: 1360-1450; ACT 30-33

�

19,386 Apps

4,251 Admit� 22%

1,678�Enroll�39%

Selective/Selectivo�53% in top 10�SAT: 1160-1380; ACT 27-30�

31,827 Apps

17,900 Admit� 56%

4,300�Enroll�24%

Moderately Selective/Moderadamente selectiva�40 % in top 10�SAT: 1370-1490; ACT 30-33

�

4,000 Apps

3,120 Admit

78%� 78%

650�Enroll�21%

Decisions

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Acceptance Rate Comparison/ Comparación de la tasa de aceptación

Stanford	4.7%^⁸
UCLA	12%^⁹
UC Berkeley	16.8%^¹⁰
National Average	66.1%^¹¹

According to the Pew Research Center a majority of US colleges admit most students who apply.¹

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Fact or Fiction? / ¿Realidad o ficción?

Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE)/ Intercambio universitario occidental (WUE)
Special scholarships just for CA students / Becas especiales sólo para estudiantes de CA
Merit-based scholarships / Becas de mérito
Need-based scholarships/grants / Becas/subvenciones basadas en la necesidad
Four year completion and placements / Finalización en cuatro años y prácticas
Cost of living / Coste de vida

“It costs more to attend college out-of-state.”/

"Cuesta más asistir a la universidad fuera del estado".

When navigating the college process, it is easy to stay focused on the sticker price of tuition, however, there are many financial aid opportunities to explore
WUE-

The Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE, pronounced “woo-ee”) is a tuition-discount agreement administered within the 16 western states. WUE is offered at more than 160 public (two and four year) colleges and universities. The program lowers a participating student’s tuition to 150 percent of the school’s resident tuition—annually saving students an average of $9,000. Keep in mind, not all public schools within the western states offer WUE and WUE is implemented differently across all participating colleges/universities

Scholarships

Many schools offer scholarships specifically for CA students
Merit based scholarships

Some automatically consider students for them and others require students to apply for financial aid

Many private colleges with a larger cost of attendance, can offer very generous financial aid and scholarship packages that create less out of pocket expenses.
Some private schools meet 100% of need.

Define “Meet 100% of need”- A school that promises to ensure every penny of an accepted student’s demonstrated financial need is covered through grants, work-study, scholarships, and in some cases, federal student loans. (College Greenlight)

Cost of living: factors into total cost of attendance

The cost of living varies greatly across states and cities. As Californians, we experience a very high cost of living. By attending school in a location with a lower cost of living, you are able to save on room/board/food/transportation, etc.

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Average UC Cost (Costo promedio de UC) = $36,700 �Tuition, Fees, R&B, Personal, books, transportation – 2020-21

(UC Web Site www.universityofcalifornia.edu)

Cost

Tuition, Room, Board Fees /

Matrícula, Alojamiento, Tasas de Alimentación

Average CSU Cost (Costo promedio de CSU) = $26,500* �Fees, R&B, Personal, books, transportation – 2020-21

(CSU Web Site www.calstate.edu/sas/costofattendance)

Average State School/Out-of-State = $43,721

(Promedio de la escuela estatal/fuera del estado)

Fees, R&B, Personal, books, transportation – 2020-21

(www.Educationdata.org and www.collegedata.com)

Average Private School Costs = $53,949

(Costes promedio de colegios privados)� Tuition, Fees, R&B, Personal, books, transportation – 2020-21�(college board – 80% receive scholarship and grant, net costs /$33,200)

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Comparison of Average Cost of Attendance* /

Comparación del coste promedio de la asistencia �In-State Versus Out-of-State /

En el Estado versus Fuera del Estado

University of California	$36,100^¹²
California State University	$26,585¹³
Out-of-State State College/University	$38,330^¹⁴
Private College/University	$49,870^¹⁴

*Cost of attendance includes tuition and fees, room and board, and miscellaneous expenses including books and transportation.

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Additional Benefits / Beneficios adicionales

Experience growth in confidence and independence / Experiencia el crecimiento de la confianza y la independencia
Explore a new part of the country /

Explorar una nueva parte del país

Make new friends / Hacer nuevos amigos
Learn more about yourself / Aprende más sobre ti mismo

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College Bucket List / Lista de Deseos Para la Universidad

Faculty Relations / Relaciones con los profesores

Leadership / Liderazgo

Community Service / Servicio comunitario

Traditions / Tradiciones

Explore Faith(s) / Explorar la fe

Study Abroad / Estudios en el extranjero

Theater, Music, Art / Teatro, Música, Arte

Resident Communities / Comunidades de residentes

Local community / Comunidad local

Regional travel / Viajes regionales

Expand network / Ampliar su red

Explore new region, culture / Explorar nuevas regiones y culturas

Major / Especialización universitaria

Minor / Programa de especialización secundaria

Research / Investigación

Internship / Prácticas

Create a major / Crear una especialidad

Intercollegiate Sports / Deportes intercolegiales

Club Sports / Clubes deportivos

Intramural Sports / Intramural Sports

Clubs / Clubes

Traditions / Tradiciones

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How is College Different than HS? /

¿En qué se diferencia la universidad de la escuela secundaria?

You set schedule / Tú estableces tu horario
2-6 hours of class / 2-6 horas de clase
Free Time / Tiempo libre
Homework -1:3 / Tareas -1:3
4-6 classes / De 4 a 6 clases
No quizzes
Know all material / Conoce todo el material
Research / Investigación

Semester of preparation / Semestre de preparación

Dining Halls / Comedores
Time Management / Organización del tiempo
New Structure of day / Nueva estructura del día
No Parents / No hay padres
Do classmates have your back? / ¿Los compañeros de clase te apoyan?
Around classmates 24/7 / Alrededor de los compañeros de escuela 24 horas al día, 7 días a la semana
You make adult decisions / Tomas decisiones adultas

Transition

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Why will you chose your school? / ¿Por qué elegirás tu escuela?

Reputation / Reputación
Major / Especialidad Escolar
Students that go there / Los estudiantes que van allí
Other students / Otros estudiantes
The staff / El personal
Sports / Deportes
Arts, Music / Arte, Música
Relatives went there / Los familiares fueron allí
Admission Materials / Materiales de admisión

Choice

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Top Criteria Used / Criterios Más Utilizados

Location, Location, Location / Ubicación, Ubicación, Ubicación
Size / Tamaño
Cost / Costo
I got accepted / Me han aceptado
“It just felt right!” / "¡Simplemente se sintió bien!"

Choice

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Some Final Thoughts/ Algunas reflexiones finales

Take full advantage of this opportunity to connect with admission counselors / Aproveche al máximo esta oportunidad para conectarse con los consejeros de admisión
Talk with a school you’ve never heard of / Habla con una escuela de la que nunca has oído hablar
Ask questions that are meaningful to you / Haz preguntas que sean relevantes para ti

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Sources

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PICTURE

Omaha, NE

admisisons.creighton.edu

Leslie Becker (she/her)

lesliebecker@creighton.edu

23

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PICTURE

Elon, NC

elon.edu/admissions

Brittany Slaughter

bslaughter2@elon.edu

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PICTURE

Lugano, Switzerland

fus.edu

Mathias Colwell

mcolwell@fus.edu

UNIVERSITY LOGO GOES HERE

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Spokane, WA

gonzaga.edu/BeAZag

Alexa Gaske (she/her)

gaske@gonzaga.edu

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Honolulu, HI

hpu.edu/apply

Michael Taylor

mtaylor@hpu.edu

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High Point University

hpu.edu/apply

Jabari Smith

jsmith20@hpu.edu

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Poughkeepsie, NY

marist.edu/admissions

Corinne Schell (she/her)

corinne.schell@marist.edu

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Allentown, PA

muhlenberg.edu/admissions

Anna-Marie Fahmy (she/her)

annamariefahmy@muhlenberg.edu

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PICTURE

Flagstaff, AZ

nau.edu/admissions

Betsie Rugg-Stassen (she/her)

betsie.rugg-stassen@nau.edu

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PICTURE

Portland, OR

pdx.edu/admissions

Pedro S. Torres (he/him)

pstorres@pdx.edu

UNIVERSITY LOGO GOES HERE

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South Orange, NJ

shu.edu/admissions

Madeline Fetter

madeline.fetter@shu.edu

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College Station, TX

www.tamu.edu

Kimberly Berry

kberry@tamu.edu

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Washington, DC

catholic.edu

Kathryn Pierce (she/her)

pierceka@cua.edu

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PICTURE

Colorado Springs, CO

uccs.edu/admissions

Vanessa Ea, MA (she/her)

vea@uccs.edu

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PICTURE

Gainesville, FL

https://admissions.ufl.edu

Pam Lang (she/her)

plang@admissions.ufl.edu

UNIVERSITY LOGO GOES HERE

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Urbana, IL

admission.illinois.edu

James Gilbey (he/him/his)

jgilbey@illinois.edu

PICTURE

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PICTURE

Lowell, MA

uml.edu/admissions/

Joanne Germano

Joanne_Germano@uml.edu

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Norman, OK

admissions.ou.edu

Swayde Watson, M.Ed (they/them)

scw@ou.edu

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Knoxville, TN

admissions.utk.edu

Destiny Martinez (she/her)

destiny_martinez@utk.edu

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PICTURE

Salt Lake City, UT

www.utah.edu

Vee Alidema

vee.alidema@utah.edu

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Villanova, PA

Apply.Villanova.edu

Patrick Ronay

patrick.ronay@Villanova.edu

PICTURE

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Cincinnati, OH

www.Xavier.edu

Ed Devine

Devinee3@xavier.edu

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Thanks For Attending!

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Please let us know who you are

Por favor, dinos quién eres

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Considering�Out-of-State Options

Considerando

Opciones Fuera Del Estado

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What is RACC?

Regional Admission Counselors of California (RACC)

is an organization comprised of more than 173 admission professionals from over 119 institutions who work with students and counselors throughout California while representing universities and colleges outside of California.

Regional Admission Counselors of California (RACC) es una organización compuesta por más de 173 profesionales de la admisión de más de 119 instituciones que trabajan con estudiantes y consejeros en todo California, a la vez que representan a universidades y colegios fuera de California.

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Options

In-State College and Universities / Colegios y Universidades del Estado

77 - Private College /Colegio privado - 262,566

112 - Junior Colleges / Colegios de Dos Años - 2.1 Million/2,1 millones

23 - Cal State Campuses / Campus de Cal State – 485,550

9 - UC Campuses / Campus de UC – 238,000

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California Trends and Data / Tendencias y datos de California�Over 410,000 CA HS Grads

Más de 410.000 graduados de la escuela secundaria de California

Enrollments - Freshman Inscripciones - Primer año
Universities CA - UC/ Universidades CA - UC	46,700
Cal State Universities/ Universidades estatales de California	78,200
Junior Colleges/ Colegio De Dos año	120,000
AICCU- CA Private/ AICCU- CA Privada	32,000
Out of State/ Fuera del Estado	44,000
Unknown/ desconocido	93,000

Options

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Four Year College Options by State/

Opciones de universidades de cuatro años por estado

State/Estado	Population/Población	4 year colleges /Universidades de 4 años
Massachusetts	6.9 million/millones^¹	82^²
Florida	21.5 million/millones^ᶟ	102^⁴
California	39.5 million/millones^⁵	145^⁶

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Some Colleges Types to Consider / Algunos tipos de colegios a tener en cuenta

In-State vs Out-of-State / En El Estado vs Fuera Del Estado
Faith Based / Basados En La Fe
Women’s/Men’s Colleges / Colegios de mujeres/hombres
HBCU
Patriot League / Liga Patriótica
College that Change Lives / Universidades Que Cambian Vidas
Ivy League / Liga Ivy
WUE
NESCAC
Eco Tour Colleges / Eco Tour Colegios
State System – WUE / Sistema estatal - WUE
Athletic Conference / Conferencia Atlética
D I, DII, DIII
Co-Op (Internships) / Co-Op (Prácticas)
RACC
International / Internacional

Options

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Increase Your Options/Aumenta tus opciones�Two and Four Year Colleges/Universidades de dos y cuatro años

Versus

280 Colleges/ Colegios^⁶

17,000+ Colleges/ Colegios

(over 4,200 in the US⁷)/

(más de 4.200 en EEUU⁷)

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Some Out-of-State Advantages /

Algunas ventajas de salir del estado

Majors aren’t impacted / Las titulaciones no serán afectadas
Four year degree = four years / Carrera de cuatro años = cuatro años
More direct-entry opportunities / Más oportunidades de ingreso directo
Higher acceptance rates / Tasas de aceptación más altas

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Selectivity Defined/Definición de selectividad

Most Selective/Más selectivo�95% in top 10�SAT:1390-1490; ACT 32-36�

22,796 Apps

2,096 Admit� 9%

1,646�Enroll �79%

Highly Selective/Altamente selectivo�88 % in top 10� SAT: 1360-1450; ACT 30-33

�

19,386 Apps

4,251 Admit� 22%

1,678�Enroll�39%

Selective/Selectivo�53% in top 10�SAT: 1160-1380; ACT 27-30�

31,827 Apps

17,900 Admit� 56%

4,300�Enroll�24%

Moderately Selective/Moderadamente selectiva�40 % in top 10�SAT: 1370-1490; ACT 30-33

�

4,000 Apps

3,120 Admit

78%� 78%

650�Enroll�21%

Decisions

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Acceptance Rate Comparison/ Comparación de la tasa de aceptación

Stanford	4.7%^⁸
UCLA	12%^⁹
UC Berkeley	16.8%^¹⁰
National Average	66.1%^¹¹

According to the Pew Research Center a majority of US colleges admit most students who apply.¹

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Fact or Fiction? / ¿Realidad o ficción?

Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE)/ Intercambio universitario occidental (WUE)
Special scholarships just for CA students / Becas especiales sólo para estudiantes de CA
Merit-based scholarships / Becas de mérito
Need-based scholarships/grants / Becas/subvenciones basadas en la necesidad
Four year completion and placements / Finalización en cuatro años y prácticas
Cost of living / Coste de vida

“It costs more to attend college out-of-state.”/

"Cuesta más asistir a la universidad fuera del estado".

When navigating the college process, it is easy to stay focused on the sticker price of tuition, however, there are many financial aid opportunities to explore
WUE-

The Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE, pronounced “woo-ee”) is a tuition-discount agreement administered within the 16 western states. WUE is offered at more than 160 public (two and four year) colleges and universities. The program lowers a participating student’s tuition to 150 percent of the school’s resident tuition—annually saving students an average of $9,000. Keep in mind, not all public schools within the western states offer WUE and WUE is implemented differently across all participating colleges/universities

Scholarships

Many schools offer scholarships specifically for CA students
Merit based scholarships

Some automatically consider students for them and others require students to apply for financial aid

Many private colleges with a larger cost of attendance, can offer very generous financial aid and scholarship packages that create less out of pocket expenses.
Some private schools meet 100% of need.

Define “Meet 100% of need”- A school that promises to ensure every penny of an accepted student’s demonstrated financial need is covered through grants, work-study, scholarships, and in some cases, federal student loans. (College Greenlight)

Cost of living: factors into total cost of attendance

The cost of living varies greatly across states and cities. As Californians, we experience a very high cost of living. By attending school in a location with a lower cost of living, you are able to save on room/board/food/transportation, etc.

�

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Average UC Cost (Costo promedio de UC) = $36,700 �Tuition, Fees, R&B, Personal, books, transportation – 2020-21

(UC Web Site www.universityofcalifornia.edu)

Cost

Tuition, Room, Board Fees /

Matrícula, Alojamiento, Tasas de Alimentación

Average CSU Cost (Costo promedio de CSU) = $26,500* �Fees, R&B, Personal, books, transportation – 2020-21

(CSU Web Site www.calstate.edu/sas/costofattendance)

Average State School/Out-of-State = $43,721

(Promedio de la escuela estatal/fuera del estado)

Fees, R&B, Personal, books, transportation – 2020-21

(www.Educationdata.org and www.collegedata.com)

Average Private School Costs = $53,949

(Costes promedio de colegios privados)� Tuition, Fees, R&B, Personal, books, transportation – 2020-21�(college board – 80% receive scholarship and grant, net costs /$33,200)

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Comparison of Average Cost of Attendance* /

Comparación del coste promedio de la asistencia �In-State Versus Out-of-State /

En el Estado versus Fuera del Estado

University of California	$36,100^¹²
California State University	$26,585¹³
Out-of-State State College/University	$38,330^¹⁴
Private College/University	$49,870^¹⁴

*Cost of attendance includes tuition and fees, room and board, and miscellaneous expenses including books and transportation.

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Additional Benefits / Beneficios adicionales

Experience growth in confidence and independence / Experiencia el crecimiento de la confianza y la independencia
Explore a new part of the country /

Explorar una nueva parte del país

Make new friends / Hacer nuevos amigos
Learn more about yourself / Aprende más sobre ti mismo

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College Bucket List / Lista de Deseos Para la Universidad

Faculty Relations / Relaciones con los profesores

Leadership / Liderazgo

Community Service / Servicio comunitario

Traditions / Tradiciones

Explore Faith(s) / Explorar la fe

Study Abroad / Estudios en el extranjero

Theater, Music, Art / Teatro, Música, Arte

Resident Communities / Comunidades de residentes

Local community / Comunidad local

Regional travel / Viajes regionales

Expand network / Ampliar su red

Explore new region, culture / Explorar nuevas regiones y culturas

Major / Especialización universitaria

Minor / Programa de especialización secundaria

Research / Investigación

Internship / Prácticas

Create a major / Crear una especialidad

Intercollegiate Sports / Deportes intercolegiales

Club Sports / Clubes deportivos

Intramural Sports / Intramural Sports

Clubs / Clubes

Traditions / Tradiciones

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How is College Different than HS? /

¿En qué se diferencia la universidad de la escuela secundaria?

You set schedule / Tú estableces tu horario
2-6 hours of class / 2-6 horas de clase
Free Time / Tiempo libre
Homework -1:3 / Tareas -1:3
4-6 classes / De 4 a 6 clases
No quizzes
Know all material / Conoce todo el material
Research / Investigación

Semester of preparation / Semestre de preparación

Dining Halls / Comedores
Time Management / Organización del tiempo
New Structure of day / Nueva estructura del día
No Parents / No hay padres
Do classmates have your back? / ¿Los compañeros de clase te apoyan?
Around classmates 24/7 / Alrededor de los compañeros de escuela 24 horas al día, 7 días a la semana
You make adult decisions / Tomas decisiones adultas

Transition

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Why will you chose your school? / ¿Por qué elegirás tu escuela?

Reputation / Reputación
Major / Especialidad Escolar
Students that go there / Los estudiantes que van allí
Other students / Otros estudiantes
The staff / El personal
Sports / Deportes
Arts, Music / Arte, Música
Relatives went there / Los familiares fueron allí
Admission Materials / Materiales de admisión

Choice

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Top Criteria Used / Criterios Más Utilizados

Location, Location, Location / Ubicación, Ubicación, Ubicación
Size / Tamaño
Cost / Costo
I got accepted / Me han aceptado
“It just felt right!” / "¡Simplemente se sintió bien!"

Choice

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Some Final Thoughts/ Algunas reflexiones finales

Take full advantage of this opportunity to connect with admission counselors / Aproveche al máximo esta oportunidad para conectarse con los consejeros de admisión
Talk with a school you’ve never heard of / Habla con una escuela de la que nunca has oído hablar
Ask questions that are meaningful to you / Haz preguntas que sean relevantes para ti

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Sources

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PICTURE

Omaha, NE

admisisons.creighton.edu

Leslie Becker (she/her)

lesliebecker@creighton.edu

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PICTURE

Elon, NC

elon.edu/admissions

Brittany Slaughter

bslaughter2@elon.edu

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PICTURE

Lugano, Switzerland

fus.edu

Mathias Colwell

mcolwell@fus.edu

UNIVERSITY LOGO GOES HERE

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Spokane, WA

gonzaga.edu/BeAZag

Alexa Gaske (she/her)

gaske@gonzaga.edu

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Honolulu, HI

hpu.edu/apply

Michael Taylor

mtaylor@hpu.edu

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High Point University

hpu.edu/apply

Jabari Smith

jsmith20@hpu.edu

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Poughkeepsie, NY

marist.edu/admissions

Corinne Schell (she/her)

corinne.schell@marist.edu

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Allentown, PA

muhlenberg.edu/admissions

Anna-Marie Fahmy (she/her)

annamariefahmy@muhlenberg.edu

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PICTURE

Flagstaff, AZ

nau.edu/admissions

Betsie Rugg-Stassen (she/her)

betsie.rugg-stassen@nau.edu

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PICTURE

Portland, OR

pdx.edu/admissions

Pedro S. Torres (he/him)

pstorres@pdx.edu

UNIVERSITY LOGO GOES HERE

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South Orange, NJ

shu.edu/admissions

Madeline Fetter

madeline.fetter@shu.edu

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College Station, TX

www.tamu.edu

Kimberly Berry

kberry@tamu.edu

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Washington, DC

catholic.edu

Kathryn Pierce (she/her)

pierceka@cua.edu

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PICTURE

Colorado Springs, CO

uccs.edu/admissions

Vanessa Ea, MA (she/her)

vea@uccs.edu

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PICTURE

Gainesville, FL

https://admissions.ufl.edu

Pam Lang (she/her)

plang@admissions.ufl.edu

UNIVERSITY LOGO GOES HERE

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Urbana, IL

admission.illinois.edu

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