Pregúntanos: Admisiones a la universidad

Navegando el proceso de transferencia a la universidad

Comenzando su búsqueda de universidades

Completar el perfil CSS

Apoyando a su estudiante en la búsqueda universitaria

Historias de estudiantes universitarios de primera generación

Experiencias de estudiantes universitarios de primera generación

Completar la FAFSA

Descubra si una grande escuela pública te conviene

Plática con expertos: Prepárate temprano y tendrás menos estrés

Whether it’s to save for college, contribute to your family, or earn extra money for your own needs, you may be considering getting a job as a high school student. Beyond the financial benefits, you’ll also be building a résumé of experiences that could become part of your college applications.

Extracto: Financiamiento de tu educación universitaria

Prepárate temprano y tendrás menos estrés en tu camino a la universidad

Comprenda tu paquete de ayuda financiera

Construyendo una lista de universidades astuta

Respuestas a sus preguntas de transferencia

ACT o SAT: ¿Cómo deberían elegir los estudiantes?

Self worth and evaluation. Being judged by others. An unknown future. Money and finances. 

The college admissions process can take us through some uncomfortable areas in our lives, so it’s no wonder it brings up feelings of anxiety.

The grades you earn in high school will be part of what many colleges review when considering your application. Your grades will be reported on your transcript, which is one of the official documents that your high school may be required to provide to the colleges where you apply. Your transcript typically shows the grades you earn in each class and provides an average of your grades across all of your classes.

As part of your journey to college, you might find yourself in the position of needing to be your own best advocate — to find ways of accomplishing your goals, even when they differ from what others might see for you.