Student

Resources

Our 2020-2021

Resource Guide

We've compiled a variety of resources from subject study guides to financial aid and college application information. We even added a directory for a few local emergency hotlines and medical centers. Take a look at the Resource Guide by clicking the button below.

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Online Resources

LINKS AND DOCUMENTS TO CHECK OUT

Search for your high school to access a complete list of your high school's

approved A-G coursework.

Find the A-G Requirements for

you high school

Admission guidelines

designed to ensure you are well-prepared to succeed at

a UC. This includes information on the A-G requirements.

University of California

Admission Requirements

Fund Your Future is a

magazine published by CSAC that explains in-depth the various options for financial aid.

Fund Your Future

Magazine

Spanish

English

Learn the essentials of

Professional Dress Etiquette. Here are some tips on why professional dress is important, how to save up for a professional wardrobe, as well as the types of professional dress that are appropriate for different situations.

Professional Dress

"Dress for Success"

Raise.Me is a platform that allows colleges to award micro-scholarships based on a student's completed profile. Everything from grades to extracurricular activities can earn a scholarship. Students must be in high school to use this platform.

Raise.Me

The California Scholarship Federation, Inc. is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to recognize and encourage academic achievement and community service among middle and high school students in California.

California Scholarship Federation (CSF)

CSF

Apply

Fund Your Future

Publication

A publication of the California Student Aid Commission: Making Education Beyond High School Financially Accessible for All Californians. Take a look at the

magazine by clicking the button below.

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Financial Aid Resources

LINKS TO CHECK OUT

Use the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form to apply for fedaral financial aid for college or graduate school.

Free Application for Federal Student

Aid (FAFSA)

Allows students interested in attending eligible colleges, universities, and education programs in California to apply for State Financial Aid.

California Dream

Act Application

Eligible students can choose from hundreds of undergraduate programs outside their home state.

Western Undergraduate

Exchange