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College of DuPage
College of DuPage
Presenter: Stephanie Loconsole, Admissions Representative
Learn about College of DuPage’s academic programs (including 2+2, 3+1, Certificate Programs, and Pathways to Engineering with University of Illinois). D99's Admission Representative, Stephanie Loconsole, will discuss application procedures, financial aid, scholarships, transferring to four year institutions, and on campus resources.
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Highly Selective Mock Admission Review
Highly Selective Mock Admission Review
Presenter: Frank Sierra, University of Chicago
This presentation extends over two sessions and allows participants the chance to gain a greater understanding of the highly selective admission process through case studies. In addition to the examples of student profiles, the presenter will share more about the University of Chicago's admission process.
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Opening Session
Opening Session
Presenter: Teri Manderino, Downers Grove North
This session offered resources all families can use for college and career research. Details for joining sessions were also included.
The Path of the FAFSA
The Path of the FAFSA
Presenter: Elizabeth Barrera, Illinois Student Assistance Commission
The presenter will discuss financial aid and how it fits into the college decision. You will learn about the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), its usage, and next steps after completion. The session will also address unmet financial need.
Finding the Right Fit
Finding the Right Fit
A closer look at a large public and small liberal arts schools
Presenters:
Courtney Wallace, Director of Admissions for Regional Recruitment, Augustana College
Robert Olivieri, Midwest Regional Recruitment Coordinator, University of Maryland
Courtney & Robert, college admission professionals with more than 25 years of experience between them; want to help kick start your college search and clarify common misconceptions about public schools vs. private schools. Courtney and Robert will lead a spirited discussion of the steps to take as you begin your journey down the road to college, focusing on three areas of "fit": academic, social, and financial. They will dive into the similarities and differences between large and small institutions. They will also provide insight from behind the admission desk, including tips on what you should do as you begin to visit and correspond with colleges.
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Post-Secondary Options Outside of College
Post-Secondary Options Outside of College
Presenter: Lavon Robinson
Presenter: Lavon Robinson
Lavon Robinson Robinson is one of the College/Career Counselors at DGS. Despite majority of D99 students having plans to attend and graduate from a 4-year college or university, that is not the reality for all D99 students. In this session, he will highlight career paths that are attainable without a traditional four-year college degree. This sessions will help viewers better understand why a career in trades and a certificate via a junior college is a great option.
Testing & Admissions
Testing & Admissions
Presenters:
Skyler Adams, Associate Director of Recruitment, Hope College
Sarah Goldman, Chicago Regional Counselor, University of Oregon
Join us to learn more about the future of standardized testing (ACT, SAT, and CLT) in admissions, as it pertains to the class of 2022 and beyond. Hear the point of view of a state flagship university alongside a small, private liberal arts college as they discuss a just-adopted test-optional policy vs a longer standing test optional admissions program. Come prepared with questions or just a willingness to learn more about what role test scores might play in a college search, application, and scholarship process. These admissions representatives have numerous years of experience between them, and look forward to supporting you in your college search journey.
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