• Senior Prep for the Next Step Resources

    Seniors, take advantage of the resources available to assist you in the next steps after graduation!

    Click on the image below to take a look at our Virtual Classroom, and reach out to your counselor for help putting the next steps into action!

  • P2C

COLLEGE VISIT FORM

  • You are allowed two college visits. In ordered to get an excused absence for your visit, print out the form below and get the appropriate signatures.

     

    COLLEGE VISIT FORM

     

2-YEAR COLLEGE/TECHNICAL SCHOOL

4-YEAR COLLEGE

  • Essential Guide to Preparing for College

    Helpful, thorough resource for going through the college application process provided by Rice University, but useful when applying to ANY college.

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  • College Search Step-by-Step

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  • College Exploration

    All you need to know about different colleges around the country: admissions requirements, tuition and other costs, programs of study...and more!

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  • How Much Does it Cost to Attend YOUR College?

    Use this super cool resource to look up the estimated cost to attend the university of your dreams...plus 3,000 other schools (including the cost of junior colleges). Great way to narrow down the schools on your DREAM/MATCH/SAFE lists.

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  • Automatic Admissions: Explained

    Top 10% rank in your class results in automatic admissions in most Texas public universities. The same could be said for the Top 25% in most cases. This article spells out who qualifies and who doesn't for automatic admissions for some of the top schools in the state. Take a look. Don't see your school of interest? Go to that college's website and search for automatic admissions. Education: go get it! 

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Resources

  • College Success

     Texas GEAR UP

    GEAR UP is all about helping Texas students like you get ready to be successful in college—and way beyond.

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  • Career Research

     Highest Paying Jobs that Don't Require a College Degree

    The typical college graduate in the United States makes roughly $23,000 more a year than the typical high school graduate. While a college degree generally qualifies workers for higher-paying jobs, there are a number of lucrative positions that require no more than a high school diploma.

    www.moneycrashers.com

    www.forbes.com

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  • Perspective

    The Cost of "Adulting"

    Need to know how much money you need to make in the REAL WORLD? Use this handy calcuation tool...

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EXPLORING COLLEGE MAJORS AND CAREERS