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College and Career Center
COLLEGE & CAREER CENTER
Explore your future at the College & Career Center
Located in the Student Services Suite, the College & Career Center offers a comprehensive library of resources about careers, higher education, and military life — accessible both on-site and online via Scoir.
Key services offered:
- A paraeducator is available daily from 7:15 am to 2:45 pm to provide guidance, meet with college representatives, and assist in student research.
- Collaboration with school counselors to support the school counseling curriculum.
- Management of individual student portfolios.
- Assistance in developing personalized post-high school action plans.
Accessing the Center:
- Students interested in using the College & Career Center during their study periods should arrive at the start of the period and sign in to make the most of the available resources and guidance.
Stay informed and engaged: key updates and opportunities:
- College and Career Center Connections: May 15th Edition
- Upcoming College Visits
- Latest Scholarship Opportunities
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Career Exploration
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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Occupational Outlook
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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Student’s Desk
College Applications
Financial Aid Information & Applications
College Search
Military & ROTC
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University HQ
ROTC stands for Reserve Officer Training Corps, and this program is offered in 1,700 universities and colleges throughout the US. ROTC helps college students, male and female, to prepare to enter a military career as officers in one of the three branches in which it is offered: Army, Air Force, and the Navy/Marines. The Coast Guard doesn’t have an ROTC program for students interested in a career in this particular military branch. Students in each branch of the ROTC benefit from scholarships, monthly stipends and a career that is guaranteed after graduation. Students in ROTC also derive benefits from learning how to develop valued leadership skills, discipline and good physical fitness.
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USA.gov
- Learn about the branches of the military