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Future/College Planning
ICAN – Previously Recorded Events
- Academic Planning: Making Your Four-Year Plan Work for You
- Best Practices: How to Apply for a Summer Job/Volunteer Experience
- Covering College Costs: Understanding and Comparing College Financial Aid Packages
- Decision Day: Final Step for Seniors
- Earning College Credit in High School
- Earn While You Learn: Exploring Careers in Building Trades
- Employability: Building Skills for Any Career
- Exploring Careers: Finding the Right Fit for Your Future
- Exploring Colleges: Navigating Campus Visits, College Fairs, and Virtual Tours
- FAFSA Step by Step
- Financial Literacy 101: Money and Credit Management for Students
- Freshman Transitions
- How to Apply to College – A Review of the Application Process
- How to Create an Activities Resume
- How to Pay for College: Understanding the Financial Aid Process
- How to Succeed in College
- Life After High School: Career and College Planning
- Make the Most of Summer Break
- Make the Most of Winter Break
- Military Career Options
- Preparing for College Orientation
- The Scholarship Process
- State of Iowa Financial Aid with Iowa College Aid
- Understanding Campus Student Support Services
- Understanding Student Loans
- Understanding the Student Aid Account
- What Happens After FAFSA: Verification and Special Circumstances
Resources in Spanish
American Line Builders Joint Apprenticeship & Training
The American Line Builders Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (ALBAT) is a leader in preparing program participants to compete in a 21st-century economy.
We are proud to train the top electricians in the following programs: Cable Splicing, Outside Line, Substation, Traffic Signal, Transmission, and URD (Underground Residential Distribution).
CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION: https://albat.org/
Future/College Planning
Simplify the planning process using this comprehensive guide that contains information on career planning, academic preparation, college selection and financial aid.
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There are many career opportunities that don’t require a college degree. Career Planning should include exploring career opportunities through registered apprenticeships.
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Earn As You Learn – The Trades
The more you know about financial aid, the better prepared you’ll be to make informed decisions. This guide covers a variety of topics such as applying for scholarships, understanding the financial aid process and filing forms.
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Calendar Countdown
Stay on track in high school using calendars of monthly to do’s for each grade level.
To find more future career and college planning, please visit the ICAN website to help you succeed, “In Education, In Career, In Life”.
Career Cruising Information
Assumption High School is very excited to announce a new program called Career Cruising. Career Cruising is a self-exploration and planning program designed to help students achieve their potential in school, career and life.
Career Cruising will…
BUILD SELF AWARENESS
Students will learn about themselves—their interests, skills, preferences and aspirations—so they can explore the opportunities right for them.
EXPLORE OPTIONS
You will learn about career possibilities and educational pathways by exploring rich, engaging content.
CREATE A PLAN
A dynamic, actionable plan outlines the steps needed to achieve career, school and life goals.
MAKE IT REAL
Plans are then brought to life—whether for a career, job or college—by taking informed action.
To use Career Cruising go to www.careercruising.com. Sign into your account that has set been set up specifically for you.
Log In:
Username: SCCS-(your first name).(your last name) Example: SCCS-john.doe
Password: (your password is the same one you use to get onto your AHS Computer; typically your initials and lunch account number)
If you have any questions on career and/or college planning please contact Mrs. Day in Student Services or email her at lynn.day@assumptionhigh.org.