Get information about how to pay for and navigate applying for college.
Click on the link below to view these resources from CMU and District 51 regarding going to college and the resources available.
CMU College and $$ Night
January 23, 2024
6-8pm
More Information to Come
ASCENT Info and application:
CAREER and COLLEGE EXPLORATION:
Transcripts: What They Tell Us/How to Read Them:
Schoolinks (Claslink)
All 6th - 12th graders:
Individual Career and Academic Plans - ICAP
*6th Grade - 6th Grade ICAP
*7th Grade: 7th Grade ICAP
Fall/Spring- 8th grade Career Fair (TBD)
*9th grade
Freshman Transcripts (9th Grade)
*10th Grade
Sophomore Advisory (10th Grade)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i5KPzEDpVv3cbC18pWuC3WTc-wnC8SUp/view
Consumer Affairs guide to college career planning - College Career Planning
Juniors and Seniors remember to check out Colleges in Colorado.
For quick links to each day’s tasks, go to www.CICCollegeAppMonth.org.
Find all your college planning tools on CollegeInColorado.org.
FAFSA - Federal Financial Aid form – www.fafsa.com
Remember even scholarships require parents to complete the official application. The process should take no longer than an hour, you will need the following documents:
* Social security numbers (parents and students)
That’s it! Super simple super-fast and your student will be ready to roll for their freshman year.
If you have questions, please contact Ms. Michelle Haptonstall Or Mrs. Becky Wyatt at 254.6393 or by email at m[email protected] or [email protected]
College Opportunity Fund - Apply here for stipend available for all Colorado residents attending Colorado colleges -https://cof.college-assist.org/
Employment and Job Training Services:
The Mesa County Workforce Center offers a variety of programs, both seasonally and year around, to fit youth between the ages of 16-21, from all backgrounds. Depending on your interests, the Workforce Center has a variety of options for you to choose from. For more information call 970-245-0197.
Guide for school loans and financial aid-
A guide that hopes to help students, graduates, and their families understand the available grants and loans as well as the tools that can help make managing debt easier. You can see the entire guide along with its features here:
1. http://www.expertise.com/legal/student-loan-debt-and-bankruptcy-what-you-need-to-know
a. Paying for College Without Loans - http://www.expertise.com/legal/student-loan-debt-and-bankruptcy-what-you-need-to-know#Paying-for-College-Without-Loans
b. Understanding Your Loan Options - http://www.expertise.com/legal/student-loan-debt-and-bankruptcy-what-you-need-to-know#Understanding-Your-Loan-Options
c. Student Loan Repayment Programs - http://www.expertise.com/legal/student-loan-debt-and-bankruptcy-what-you-need-to-know#Student-Loan-Repayment-Programs
d. Debt Management - http://www.expertise.com/legal/student-loan-debt-and-bankruptcy-what-you-need-to-know#Student-Loan-Repayment-Programs