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Begin visits to schools or training programs of interest.  \n2. Attend college/career night to obtain most current catalog/brochure information.  \n3. Review timelines for application to schools and for scholarships.  \n4. Continue career exploration/research through high school courses and work programs.  \n5. Set-up and arrange needed testing to be completed Spring semester of your Jr. year.  \nIf the military is to be considered, the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) will be required. Study materials are available at bookstoresand libraries.  \nLocal school contact person name/phone:  \nKendrea Hayes, Transition Specialist 817-299-4337  \n[kendreahayes@misdmail.org](kendreahayes@misdmail.org)  \nINTRODUCTION  \nBy now, students have generally decided their career or job area of interest and are ready to take action! The 11th grade action steps are critical in preparing to make applications necessary for acceptance whether the student plans applying for: college, direct employment, military, scholarships, state agency services, etc. This packet will review all of these important areas.  \nScheduling visits to possible schools of interest will be accomplished this year. In order to avoid stress and mistakes it is very important that you avoid trying to cram all activities into the senior year. There are many important activities to accomplish your senior year so get visitations out of the way now.  \nCAREER PREPARATION TIMELINE  \nGrade  Goals and Objectives  \n11th 􀁸 Conduct a thorough self-evaluation of your abilities, interests, and future goals.  \n􀁸 Review four-year plan and match senior courses with those needed for college admission.  \n􀁸 Continue to participate in school activities and keep a record for future applications.  \n􀁸 Attend college night in September.  \n􀁸 Make a list of college/tech schools that suit your interests, needs, preferences, and abilities.  \n􀁸 Request catalogs, scholarships, financial aid, and housing information/search on websites.  \n􀁸 Apply for any scholarships available to juniors.  \n􀁸 Get a job to earn and save money for college or explore your skills through an internship or apprenticeship  \n􀁸  4 year colleges only: Register and take the PSAT in October.  \no Meet with counselor to analyze PSAT results, receive class rank and match these with colleges on your list.  \no Parents should attend PSAT test interpretation meeting in January.  \n􀁸 Athletes-Start NCAA Clearinghouse Activities-Paperwork. *online only  \n[www.ncaa.org](www.ncaa.org)  \n􀁸 Attend Career Night during spring semester.  \n􀁸 Parents should attend meeting to discuss senior course selections.  \n􀁸 Parent should attend College Planning Seminar in March.  \n􀁸  4 year colleges only: Take SAT/ACT in spring –[http://sat.collegeboard.org/home](http://sat.collegeboard.org/home) or [http://www.actstudent.org/](http://www.actstudent.org/)  \n􀁸  Critical for 4 yr , 2 yr, Tech. Schools: Visit Colleges and Tech schools – complete early applications [as needed.](as needed. www.applytexas.org)[ ](as needed. www.applytexas.org)[www.applytexas.org](as needed. www.applytexas.org)  \n􀁸 Military – Complete ASVAB testing as you turn 17 so you will know IF you are able to qualify as soon as possible  \n©Marak2013 1 11th  \nAdmission Policies  \nTalk with the admissions office of the colleges you want to attend","cbCaim5DJf9xJxlV","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaim5DJf9xJxlV","pdf",214582,35,"English","# Introduction / career preparation timelines\n## What you can do now\n## Career preparation timeline (11th grade)\n## Admission policies\n## College preparation and admissions tests","[{\"question\":\"What are the key 11th-grade action steps in this packet?\",\"answer\":\"Students are guided to evaluate their abilities and interests, review their four-year plan, attend college night, compile college/tech school lists, request catalogs and aid information, apply for junior scholarships, and continue career exploration through school courses, work programs, or internships.\"},{\"question\":\"How should students handle testing and exam requirements before senior year?\",\"answer\":\"The packet instructs students to set up and arrange needed testing to be completed in the spring semester of the junior year. 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