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2019-2020   collegE  &  military  presentations  


​View CALENDAR of colleges that will be visiting Eastlake this year. All presentations will be held in the Career Center.  To attend, SIGN UP by completing this digital registration. 

​Senior Calendar of College-Related Activities

College Application check-off list! Follow this monthly timeline for tips, events, and deadlines that will walk you through every step of the college application process. 

sat  and  act  testing  information


​REGISTER here:
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​- SAT*
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- ACT*

PSAT SCORE REPORT:   CLICK hERE ​

 PSAT Parent Presentation  : Click here 

      Parent Tutorial: Understanding PSAT Results
*SAT and ACT fee waivers are available for students who qualify for free/reduced lunch. Please see Ms. Niemeyer in the Counseling Center for your waiver.

sat/act  test  preparation

Kahn Academy - FREE SAT Online test preparation that links to your individual PSAT results.

Think! Knowledge (fee) - www.think-knowledge.com/ - Small group SAT prep in Eastlake 
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All LOCAL COLLEGES all have ongoing SAT/ACT Prep programs. Contact each school for more details. ​
​Kaplan (fee)- variety of prep options—all tailored to you!

​Princeton Review (fee)- Expert strategy, adaptive online learning tools, and on-demand support.



​College  Applications

california  state  univeristies

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California State University (CSU) Application
Apply Online: October 1 – November 30 *Please note: All Compact for Success students interested in attending SDSU must submit a college application during the application period in their senior year.

university  of  california  (UC) schools

​University of California (UC) Application
Apply Online: November 1 -30 
UC Application tutorial available: Presenting Yourself on the University of California Application
Calculate your UC GPA, click HERE for a UC GPA calculation worksheet

Private  and  Out  of  State  Universities

More than 450 private colleges and universities have at least one thing in common: The Common Application.
Visit online at www.commonapp.org for a complete list of participating colleges and universities.

Southwestern  College

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Serving approximately 20,000 students every semester, Southwestern College offers more than 320 associate degree and certificate options.  Taking a SWC Class off Campus?
1. Complete the High School Special Program form and submit online here:  www.swccd.edu/HSS
                                       How To Fill Out the Dual Enrollment/ High School Special form


ADDITIONAL  california  Community  colleges

The California Community Colleges system consists of 114 colleges, with a large number of additional campus centers and classrooms throughout the state. The colleges are spread over a wide range of geography, from mountains to coasts, and rural regions to big cities. Each college offers a diverse array of educational programs, with specializations that reflect the unique character of the local region. Click here for more information.
Apply Here

compact  for  success

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Compact for Success is the Sweetwater District’s guaranteed admissions program to San Diego State University. Compact for Success students must meet specific performance expectations starting in grade nine and continuing through high school. Parents, students, educational, business and community partners work together to accomplish these program goals. The Compact for Success has been honored with a Golden Bell Award from the California School Boards Association and earned a Magna Award honorable mention from the American School Board Journal. For more information on the Compact for Success, call 619-691-5824.

SDSU Compact for Success Website

early  assessment  program  -  csu  college  readiness

EAP results provide an early indicator of your readiness to take college-level courses.
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What Makes a Course “College Level”? Students who demonstrate readiness for college-level, baccalaureate credit-bearing courses have the English and math skills necessary to succeed without the need for developmental courses. The credits you earn in these courses count towards college degree requirements.

How Do Students Participate In EAP? All 11th graders will participate in the California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) in English Language Arts/Literacy and mathematics. Your EAP results are included on the CAASPP Student Score Report. Your score report will provide an indicator of your readiness to take college-level courses.

How Will Colleges Know If You Are “College Ready”? Let your EAP results count by releasing them to the California State University or California Community Colleges. Simply mark the release button at the end of the test. It’s that easy! If you do not mark the release button, you will be required to submit your results at a later date.

How  to  satisfy  the  English  &  Math   Requirements  for   CSU    Schools

  •  CAASP Testing - Spring of Junior year. Attain a certain score on the Early Assessment Program (EAP): Measures how ready you are for college level classes. 
    • Exempt status-Standard Exceeded
    • Conditionally Ready-Standard Met
      • Conditional means you must earn a C or above in an approved higher level English or Math and are not guaranteed admissions through Compact for Success.

  • Score a 550 on the English and/or 570 on the Math portions of the SAT Reasoning

  • Score 22 or higher on the English section of the ACT
  • Score 23 or higher on the Math section of the ACT
 
  • Score 3 or higher on the AP English/Math Exams

financial  aid  and  Scholarships 


​Letters  of  Recommendation


  • Letters of recommendation may be required for Private Universities, Out-of-state colleges, scholarships and special programs
  • They are not required for UC/CSU schools
  • Students requiring a letter of recommendation for college will have to complete the Letters of Recommendation Info Sheet and turn it into your counselor
    • This gives teachers/counselors more insight into who you are
    • Give at least one month notice to counselors and teachers!
For more information on recommendation letters and tips!

NCAA

NCAA Eligibility Center

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Eligibility Center for prospective student-athletes.  A prospective student-athlete is someone who is looking to participate in intercollegiate athletics at an NCAA Division I or Division II institution in the future.
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Student must their counselor if they plan on participating in athletics in college. It is recommended that students complete an NCAA Eligibility Application by the end of sophomore year. 


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