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Poston  \nWelcome to your senior meeting!  \nHelping to guide our Falcons to leave the nest!  \nThe purpose for this meeting is to help guide you through what can be a stressful and overwhelming year!  \nWe will cover several topics to give you an idea of what to expect and when events and deadlines will tentatively be!  \nWe will also share resources to help guide you through the process for life after high school!  \nGraduation Requirements for FUHS  \n3 Steps to Graduate!  \nStudents must earn 23 credits to graduate from Fairfield Union High School  \n4 English  \n4 Math  \n3 Social Studies  \n3 Science  \n1 Business/Technology  \n.5 Physical Education  \n.5 Health  \n7 Electives including a Fine Art  \nHonors Diploma requirements are available in the Program of Studies!  \nMust Show Competency  \nEarn at least a 684 on  \nAlgebra I EOCand  \nELA 2 EOC  \n-OR  \nUse an Alternative Pathway  \nAlternative Pathway  \nOption 1:  \nMust Demonstrate Career-Focused Activities-one must be foundational! Foundational:  \nProficient scores on Webxams A 12-point industry credential A pre-apprenticeship or acceptance into an approved apprenticeship program  \nSupporting:  \nWork-based learning Earn the required score on WorkKeys Earn the OhioMeansJobs Readiness Seal  \nOption 2:  \nEnlist in the Military  \nShow evidence that you have signed a contract to enter a branch of the U.S. armed services upon graduation.  \nOption 3:  \nComplete College Coursework  \nEarn credit for one college-level math and/ or college-level English course through Ohio’s free College Credit Plus program.  \nSeals for Graduation  \nCan have two State Seals  \nor One Local and  \nOne State Seal.  \nHow will I know if my student is on track?  \nSenior Credit Check Interviews are in the fall.  \nStudents received their Credit Check form as 9th graders and has been updated each year with your student. Your student’s credit check form is shared with him/her so the student and parent can monitor progress.  \nCredit Checks also include testing requirements and future plans!  \nHow to find information about colleges and universities  \nCampus Visit: College visits are scheduled on the college’s website. You and your student can register based on your availability.  \nCollege Rep Visits at FUHS during the Fall  \nOpen Houses and Major-Specific Events: Colleges will post on their website major and/or program specific days to attend. For example: Pre-Vet, Health Sciences, or Engineering!  \nUse links to find net cost and other important factors about schools. The actual cost especially for a private school can be different than the sticker price!  \nSearch Sites: College Navigator, College Board/Big Future, and Cappex  \nCollege Application Tips  \n❏ Two Ways to Apply: Direct Application on the college’s website or Common App-one applications for hundreds of colleges!  \n❏ Apply Early and organize deadlines  \n❏ Test Scores: Know if your school requires students to directly send test scores from their account or if scores are accepted on the transcript  \n❏ Professional email addresses a must: Can create an email just for college purposes in order to keep all of it together and not cluttered. 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