Be sure you check out the College Board’s  web-pages that provide guidance and resources to help students stay on track in planning for college.

Start looking into career paths and learn more about what kind of education you may need after high school. 

Senior year is a busy time! Working on application essays is a great way to get started on college applications during remote learning.

Consider dual credit programs, which allow you to earn high school and college credit at the same time. Students who earn college credit are more likely to graduate high school, enroll in college, and complete college degrees. 

Check out this website for information about changes in all things college admissions--events, deposit dates, and more:  https://www.nacacnet.org/college-admission-status-coronavirus

It’s Never Too Late! Check out Plan Your Future. 

College & Career Compass can help you plan for life after high school. 
You've probably been thinking about what the current public health and economic crisis means for your future. While the present is uncertain, one thing is clear: education beyond high school is more important than ever.  
Continuing your education after high school gives you more options. Research shows college graduates earn more and are less likely to be unemployed. Luckily, there’s a great new tool available to help you prepare and plan for the future—and it’s free!
Check out Washington’s new College & Career Compass: 

• Explore educational programs that match your career interests. 
• Learn more about the value of college and how financial aid can help you pay for a certificate, apprenticeship, or degree. 
• Connect with a campus to get additional support. 

Don’t be discouraged. Stay motivated, get ready, and focus on the future. College & Career Compass makes it easy. Learn more at compass.wa.gov. 

The member campuses of Independent Colleges of Washington--Gonzaga University, Heritage University, Pacific Lutheran University, Saint Martin's University, Seattle Pacific University, Seattle University, University of Puget Sound, Walla Walla University, Whitman College and Whitworth University---have put together important information about their campuses.  Check out their Spring Visit page with the latest "virtual" opportunities including information specific to admissions programming and important updates.

This event is free to attendees and is designed to help students and colleges connect safely during the COVID-19 crisis. The site promises to be a safe place for students to access information and explore their options. Learn More or Register Now