2018 Lake City Early College High School Boot Camp Survey (Day 1)

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* 1. If you have taken dual enrollment classes, check the schools where you have taken classes?

I have not taken any dual enrollment classes

I have taken dual enrollment classes at Florence-Darlington Tech

I have taken dual enrollment classes at Francis Marion

I have taken dual enrollment classes at Claflin University

I have taken dual enrollment classes at another institution

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* 2. Why are you attending the boot camp?

It was recommended by my teacher

It was recommended by my counselor

My parent(s) encouraged me to attend

I came with a friend

I was self-motivated to attend, because I wanted to learn as much as I can about applying to colleges and for scholarships

Other (please specify)

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* 3. What is your experience in navigating an online learning environment? Check all that apply.

I have experienced Google Classroom

I have taken an online class

This is my first experience in online learning

Other (please specify)

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* 4. While students attending the boot camp are assumed to want to learn more about college, they may not necessarily be committed to attending college. What are you motivations? Check all the apply.

I am self-motivated and have a personal goal of attending college

My parents are pushing me to attend college

I have a teacher pushing me to attend college

I have a counselor pushing me to attend college

I will be the first in my family to attend college

Other (please specify)

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* 5. Check each correct statement.

It is always less expensive to attend an in-state college

The least expensive college option is to attend a Community College

The term, 'First Gen' refers to students who will be the first person in their family to attend college

All colleges require students to submit SAT or ACT scores

Liberal Arts Colleges are more 'liberal' than major universities

All colleges have 'Honors Colleges'

A 'Co-op' program is when a community college cooperates with a larger university

An 'Articulation Agreement' is part of the NCAA Eligibility Criteria for recruited athletes

A 'Dual Degree' program is when students receive their high school diploma and an Associate's Degree

An Associate's Degree will increase your chances of being offered admission to college and being offered scholarships

Students with top grades and test scores can get into any college

Class Rank is only important in the State of South Carolina, and is not important to out-of-state colleges and universities

A 'Diversity Weekend' is when a college celebrates student diversity

Colleges are more concerned with your grades than the type of classes you took

All colleges will award credit for Dual Enrollment classes

All colleges will award credit for AP (Advanced Placement) classes

Major universities have more money to award scholarships than small colleges

Colleges want students who are 'Well-rounded'

It is important to join a lot of high school clubs and activities

GPA and SAT/ACT Scores can qualify a student for automatic scholarships

Financial aid policies are pretty much the same from college to college

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* 6. Are you currently planning to apply to any of the following colleges? (Check all that apply)

Allen University

Benedict College

Claflin University

Clemson University

Coastal Carolina

Coker College

College of Charleston

Florence-Darlington Tech

Francis Marion

Greenville Tech

Morris College

Newberry College

South Carolina State University

USC - Aiken

USC - Columbia

USC - Beaufort

USC - Sumter

USC - Upstate

Williamsburg Tech

Wofford College

Other (please specify)

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* 7. Choose the scholarship for which you qualify

SC Palmetto Scholarship

SC LIFE Scholarship

SC HOPE Scholarship

I do not qualify for a South Carolina Scholarship

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* 8. If you were applying to college today, what would be your top 3 college choices?

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* 9. What is your current GPA (use the highest weighted or unweighted)?

4.0 or higher

3.5 - 3.999

3.0 - 3.4999

2.5 - 2.9999

2.0 - 2.4999

Less than 2.0

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* 10. What areas do you believe yourself most likely to qualify for college scholarships? (Check all that apply)

Academic (Based on GPA and SAT/ACT Scores)

Athletic

Art

Music

Dance

Theatre

Eagle Scout

Girl Scout Gold Award

Community Service and Leadership

I am an average student and probably will not qualify for scholarships in any of these areas

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