University of North Carolina at Charlotte Application

STUDENT INFORMATION:
1. Do you plan to be a full-time college student?
2. Do you want to live on campus?
3. When do you plan to enroll?

Yes
Yes
Summer 2015

No
No
Fall 2015

Undecided
Undecided
Spring 2016

Makaila, Lynn, Henry

Students full legal name (First, Middle, Last)
888 Shalon Road, Raleigh, NC 27695
Current address (Street address/P.O. Box, City, State, ZIP)
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Permanent address where mail can be always be received (if different from above)
(919) 555-7182
Home phone number

(919) 555-4263
Cell phone number

makailahenry@gmail.com
Email address (REQUIRED)

XXX-XX-XXX
Social Security Number (9 digits)

XXXXXXXXX
Drivers license number and state/date issued (if applicable)

March 2, 1996
Date of birth

Jacksonville, NC, United States

Place of birth (City, State, Country)

If you have lived at another address in the last two years, please write it below and include dates. N/A
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Street address
City
State
ZIP
From mo./yr. to mo./yr.
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If not U.S. Citizen:
Visa type
Parent Visa type
PARENT/GUARDIAN #1 INFORMATION:
Anonymous, Henry
Parent/Guardians full legal name (First, Middle, Last)
888 Shalon Road, Raleigh, NC, 27695
Street address/P.O. Box, City, State, ZIP
(919) 555- 7182
Home phone number

(919) 555-5834
Cell phone number

Email address (if available)

PARENT/GUARDIAN #1 INFORMATION (continued):

Please indicate the highest education level completed by Parent/Guardian #1:
No high school diploma
High school graduate/GED
Associates degree
Bachelors degree

Some college/Certificate
Masters/Doctoral/Professional degree

PARENT/GUARDIAN #2 INFORMATION:
Anonymous, Potter
Parent/Guardians full legal name (First, Middle, Last)
888 Shalon Road, Raleigh, NC, 27695
Street address/P.O. Box, City, State, ZIP
(919) 555- 7182
Home phone number

(919) 555-5823
Cell phone number

Please indicate the highest education level completed by Parent/Guardian #2.:

No high school diploma
High school graduate/GED
Associates degree
Bachelors degree

Email address (if available)

Some college/Certificate
Masters/Doctoral/Professional degree

HIGH SCHOOL INFORMATION:

(You can find high school CEEB and ACT codes at: http://sat.collegeboard.org/register/sat-code-search and http://www.actstudent.org/regist/lookuphs/)

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Name of current high school
Phone number

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Mailing Address, City, State, ZIP
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Date you entered high school
Expected graduation date
CEEB/ACT code
Please list any other high school(s) you have attended. N/A
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High school name
Phone number
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Mailing Address
Dates of Attendance
CEEB/ACT code
Please list any colleges where you have received or expect to receive college credit (i.e., dual-enrollment): N/A
College Name

Course/Class

# of Credits

Dates of Attendance

TEST INFORMATION/SCORES:
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SAT test date (month, year)
Reading
Math
Writing
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ACT test date (month, year)
English
Reading
Math
Science
Writing
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Advanced Placement (AP), International Baccalaureate (IB) or Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) score(s)

Rationale: I chose to do a print genre of a college application. Yes, I do know that most college applications are done online, but there
are cases where college applications are available to on paper for students to fill out. College applications are mainly filled out by high
school seniors to be accepted to universities that determine the rest of their lives. Most college applications include of course the name
of the student, address, and any other personal information that is necessary to be asked by the college. Then it goes into the high
school(s) the student has attended. Some colleges look at the types of high schools that students have attended. If it is a well-rounded
and well known high school, they have a bigger chance of getting in. However, for homeschooled children they dont get this push
because they were taught in their home. Then the questions focus on SAT, ACT scores. Most traditional students that attend school
have the resources from their teachers to study for these types of tests, as homeschoolers do not get these opportunities. However, it is
known that homeschoolers do take advanced classes at universities to benefit themselves for doing well on these national statewide
exams. But not all are able to do because of money situations. Not all families can pay for their homeschooled child to take these
classes. Then the questions can move to all the extracurricular activities that the student participated in while in high school. Of course
it is easy for public school students to fill this section out because the opportunities are right there and present. For homeschoolers, it
isnt right there and present because they are not on a high school campus. Though a lot of homeschoolers do participate in
extracurricular events because they know it is important to put on college resumes and mainly to be more social with other children their
age. Overall, the reason I chose to do a college application was because some homeschooled children find it difficult to fill out a college
application. I am aware that many homeschooled children do take advanced classes at universities and participate in extracurricular
activities outside of their home. And because they do this it makes it easier for them to add to their college application. However, there
are many homeschooled children dont have the opportunity to participate in activities or have the opportunity to take advanced classes
at other colleges. Some homeschooled children can find it difficult to fill out college applications because they cannot fill in certain
sections. For my project, I decided to fill out a written college application in a way that a typical homeschooled student will fill it out. No
high school name or no high school activities.