San Bernardino Valley College Dual Enrollment Program
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4 Year Academic Plan
Each Fall your Counselor will meet with the students in 9th, 10th, & 11th grade to create and update students 4 year academic plans. These plans have been developed based on the post secondary goals of each individual student and their parents.
Invitations to attend these small group meetings will be sent to parents in the Fall.
What Do We Offer?
Career & College Planning
College Application Assistance (both 4-year and Community College)
College Rep Visits
Financial Aid Information
Job/Internships Opportunities
Military Opportunities
PSAT, SAT, ACT Info
Resources
Resume and Interview Tips
Financial Aid and Scholarship Opportunities
Fee Waiver Information
College and Vocational Program Information
Community Service Opportunities
NCAA Information
Researching Post-Secondary Options
Xello- College/Career Planning
Xello is a user-friendly comprehensive college and career search website. Various tools on the site provide valuable information for all students from the person who doesn't know where to begin as well as the student who has some post-secondary plans in hand. Students can complete an interest inventory (Career Matchmaker), Search for colleges, universities and vocational programs based on their own criteria (School Selector), research careers including information on job descriptions, wages, future outlook and read interviews with professionals working in the field. They can find college majors, identify high school classes that relate to their career interests, find out more about their personal learning style and even build a resume of activities to assist them in completing college and job applications. All research, assessment results and information can be saved by students to an electronic portfolio.
Students will login through their CLEVER account.
Presentations
College Tours
BBHS PSA (Parents in Support of Academics) through their fundraising efforts coordinates and implements College Tours for our students annually.
Students have the opportunity to take guided tours at state, private, and community colleges.
Resource Links
Helpful College and Career Websites:
National Center for Education Statistics College Navigator - Provides great info on cost, financial aid offered, retention rates and 4 year graduation rates
CaliforniaColleges.edu - Information about the California College system
Western Undergraduate Exchange - Significantly reduced tuition for California students to out-of-state colleges and universities.
ASVAB website - Information regarding the ASVAB test for those interested in joining the military
www.csumentor.edu - Your internet connection to the California State University
Trade/Tech Schools
A trade/technical school is any post-secondary educational institution that offers training for a specific job. Students attend a vocational program to learn the skills needed for their chosen career path, such as welding, business administration, or computer repair. Trade schools are focused on quickly preparing students to enter the workforce in a skilled trade.
College Comparison chart
Students of Distinction
The State Seal of Biliteracy (SSB), marked by a gold seal on the diploma or transcript, recognizes high school graduates who have attained a high level of proficiency in speaking, reading, and writing one or more languages in addition to English.
The Golden State Seal Merit Diploma (GSSMD recognize students who have demonstrated mastery of the high school curriculum in at least six subject areas.
The California Scholarship Federation (known as CSF) is a state-wide academic honors organization whose purpose is to recognize students who have demonstrated outstanding academic achievement. CSF Membership is based on qualifying grades that are earned each semester.
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