AVID Foundation HS Plan Endorsements

Mariah excels in her math classes and wants to be a marine biologist. Which endorsement would be best for Mariah?

• Arts and Humanities

• STEM

• Public Service

• Multidisciplinary Studies

• Business and Industry

students who graduate without an endorsement have the same opportunities as students who graduate with an endorsement.

• True

• False

Laura has dreams of owning her own business one day – she just doesn’t know what kind of business she wants to own. Which endorsement would be best for Laura?

• Arts and Humanities

• STEM

• Multidisciplinary Studies

• Public Service

• Business and Industry

courses within a career cluster can fit into only one endorsement.

• True

• False

students may choose to graduate without an endorsement after their sophomore year if they have met with their parent/guardian and their school counselor.

• true

• false

Sarah really enjoys her Theatre Arts class. She is often in front of the camera when the opportunity arises. Which endorsement would be best for Sarah?

• Arts and Humanities

• STEM

• Public Service

• Multidisciplinary Studies

• Business and Industry

Joe is just not sure which endorsement he wants to pursue in high school but is interested in many things. Which endorsement would be best for Joe?

• Arts and Humanities

• STEM

• Multidisciplinary Studies

• Public Services

• Business and Industry

Students should choose their endorsement based upon

• interests in and out of school

• career and interest inventories

• input from parents

• All of the above

Mary is interested in pursuing coursework in the Government and Public Administration career cluster. Which endorsement would be best for Mary?

• STEM

• Public Service

• Multidisciplinary Studies

• Business and Industry

• Arts and Sciences

students must graduate with the Distinguished Level of Achievement degree plan to be eligible for automatic admission into qualifying Texas colleges and universities.

• True

• False