Ms. Nakada's Virtual Classroom: Day 40

Agenda:
Check-in
10-Year Plans: Budget & Career, College Research, High School Planning

HW: Last week of reading journals! RJ 18.1-18.4 due Friday.
No school Monday for Memorial Day!

Happy Thursday! Zoom class at 1:00 today if you have any questions about ten-year plans, budgets, careers, and colleges.

OK, for our check-in question, what music has been giving you life during the pandemic? 

So, here is your Ten-Year Planning:

Where do you see yourself in ten years? 
How old are you? 
Where are you living? 
What are you doing for a living? 

How much does your life cost per month? 


Housing (rent):
utilities (water/power):
internet/cable:
food: 
phone: 
car payment:
car insurance:
gas:
student loans:
entertainment/travel:
shoes/clothing: 
savings:
childcare:

Can you afford the life you imagine?

California minimum wage is $13.00 an hour so 40 hours a week = $520 a week x 4 = $2080. $2080 x 12 = $24960
subtract taxes = 2080 - 300 = $1780

What is the average starting salary for the job you want? (Use the 90% make amount)

If you aren't sure what job you want, use Naviance. You can log on to Naviance with your Schoology sign in information. 

Naviance is a great tool for careers, colleges, and future planning.

think high school GIF by Paramount MoviesWhat college would you like to attend and why? Think about school size, location, cost, and diversity. 

Check out the colleges you might want to attend. What are the requirements? Cost? Compare and contrast a few college options. College results is a great place to start. 

Now think about your goals for high school. What activities do you want to be involved in? Are you going to take AP classes? What do you want your cumulative GPA to be?
Your Ten-year plan should include:

One paragraph about where you see yourself ten years from now. 
The next paragraph should be about your college vision. What kind of campus are you aiming toward. What will your GPA need to be and how much will it cost to move away for college. 
And finally, what are your plans for high school? Grades? AP courses? SAT test prep? Sports? Arts? Clubs? Volunteering? 

I'm so excited what high school has to offer you. Please turn these plans in by tomorrow!

Comments

  1. AnonymousMay 21, 2020 at 1:30 PM

    Checking in after like 2 weeks or so I don't even know anymore

    ReplyDelete
  2. AnonymousMay 21, 2020 at 6:31 PM

    Jade checking in.

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