College & Career Info
Senior Resources
Download the following resources to help you stay on top of all tasks related to attending college after high school:
Senior Parent Night Presentation
You've Decided to Pursue Career Training...Now What?
List of Alaska Colleges, Universities, and Career Technical Training Education Providers
USAJOBS.gov - federal employment opportunities
What Are You Looking For in a College Self-Evaluation
You've Decided to go to College...Now What?
MSMCS College Application Process Resource List
Free college search tool. Input your preferences for a list of colleges tailored to your needs.
Free career interest assessments, employment trends, occupation information,
college/training search, scholarship search tool. Log in with Clever
The Common App is an online college application platform used by 1000+ colleges/universities that allows students to apply to multiple schools using one centralized application. This tool opens for each college admission cycle on August 1st. See below for our school information which you will need when completing the Common App:
Collegiate Athletics Resources:
NAIA Guide for the College Bound Student Athlete
NCAA Guide for the College Bound Student Athlete
NCAA Initial Eligibility Recorded Webinar
ROTC Scholarships: What are they and how do they work?
U.S. Military Service Academies
The five military academies are: West Point, Naval Academy, Air Force Academy, Coast Guard Academy, and Merchant Marine Academy.
Each of the Service Academies provides a rigorous and comprehensive education to its students, offering undergraduate degrees in many areas of study while training them to become leaders and officers within their respective branches of the U.S. military. In addition, cadets or midshipmen at these academies also receive extensive physical and leadership training and extracurricular activities and sports opportunities.
If appointed, students will receive a full scholarship to attend the Service Academies, along with the opportunity to serve their country and develop into future leaders in the U.S. military.