3. Recognize strengths and
Weaknesses
Analyze your interests and values
Achieve a personal goal
Increase your earning power
Prepare for a career
Participate in extracurricular
activities
Influence of family and friends
4. English 4 years
Mathematics 3 years
Social Studies 3 years
Science 3 years
Foreign Language 2 years
Many colleges require additional
courses in:
Mathematics
Fine and Performing Arts
Computer Science
5.
6. Become familiar with the content and format
Review PLAN results to find weak areas
Learn test taking strategies
Use Online Prep programs
Take free practice tests
See counselor for test preparation materials
7. High School GPA
Class rank
Letters of
recommendation
Essay
Course selection
Extra curricular
activities
8.
9. Majors
Type of school & Degrees offered
Admission policy
Location & Size
Costs & financial aid
Campus activities
Support services
10. Compile info from many
resources:
- Websites
-College viewbooks
-College representatives/college
fairs
-Counselors and teachers
-Parents, students and alumni
11. Meet with an admissions
counselor
Verify admission
requirements
Determine actual costs
Explore financial aid
opportunities
Take a campus tour
Investigate programs
Attend a class
Talk with students/faculty
12. Narrow choices
Review college test
requirements
Know fees and deadlines
Know scholarship requirements
Submit application materials
-Application for admission
-HS transcript
-Recommendations
13. Determine college costs
Investigate all resources:
Parents
Savings
Summer Earnings
Scholarships, grants, loans, work-
study
Complete forms & note deadlines
Apply for Financial Aid early
14.
15. ACT/SAT scores
High school
grades
Study habits
Motivation
Course selection
Placement
Interests
Commitment
17. About Us
• Total Enrollment: 7,014
• Ranked: In the top tier of national
public universities by US News &
World Report
• Student-to-Faculty Ratio: 11:1
• Faculty in the Classroom: over 90%
• Class Size: 75% have 30 or fewer
students
• Campus Safety: 3rd safest college
town in the US and safest in Michigan
• Most wired: 7th in the country by PC
Magazine
18. Student Profile
Academics
– 61% rank in top quarter
– 3.5 GPA
– 25.6 ACT composite
Geographical Distribution
– 50 states and territories
– Over 80 countries
19. Admission Criteria & Process
Factors Considered
Application Process
Online
Free to apply! www.mtu.edu/apply - FREE
Priority Deadline – January 15
20. Financial Aid & Scholarships
• Alumni Legacy Award
• Presidential Scholars
• Leading Scholars
• Athletic Grants
• ROTC (Air Force and Army)
• Other state/federal financial aid
• University grants and awards
91% of Michigan Tech students receive financial aid, totaling
$54 million annually.
22. Varsity
Athletics
Men’s Division I
Ice Hockey
Men’s Division II Women’s Division II
Football Volleyball
Basketball Basketball
Track and Field Track and Field
Cross Country Cross Country
Nordic Skiing Nordic Skiing
Tennis Tennis
23. Business Programs
Bachelor Degrees:
-Accounting
-Economics
-Finance
-Management
-Management
Information Systems
-Marketing
-Operations and
Systems Management
Dual Degrees
MBA program
24. Business
Small class sizes
Student to faculty ratio: 14:1 Accreditation
AACSB
Real World Experience
Business Development Career Placement
Experiences 98% of graduates
25. APMP (APPLIED PORTFOLIO
MANAGEMENT PROGRAM)
2007 National Champions – Value Category 2002 National Champions - Blend Category
Redefining Investment Strategy Redefining Investment Strategy
Education (RISE) Symposium Education (RISE) Symposium
Dayton, Ohio New York, New York
26. Visiting Campus
• High school counselors and teachers
• Students
Adventure visits
Open House
Preview Day