The changes to the school year have no-doubt surfaced many emotions and questions about how to plan for life after high school. Perhaps you can use the extra time you likely have these days to think about who you are, what you value, and what brings out your best self, and then how you can equip yourself to build a life—and a living—around your answers to these questions.
Preparing for College & Career
We’ve pulled together some great resources to help you prep for college and a career. From reading lists and study tips to suggestions about how to get the most out of dual credit courses and extracurricular activities, we can help make sure you’re always ready for your next step.
Think 30: On time, on track.
To graduate from college on-time, you need to complete 30 credits per year. Whether you’re taking 15 credits each semester, or utilizing winter and summer breaks, getting to a total of 30 per year will help you complete an associates degree in two years or a bachelor’s degree in four […]
Your Journey to Career: Exploring Career & Technical Education (CTE)
You can start the search to find your career passion now.
How to Talk to Your High School Counselor About Your Future
Your counselor is there to make sure you get the answers you need. Meet with the counselor several times each year to discuss career paths and college or technical training options. If you have specific questions prepared each time, you’ll walk away with more usable information and specific tasks.
How to Talk to Your Middle School Counselor About College
Regular, one-on-one conversations with a mentor will make all the difference as you plan for life after high school. Consider these questions before you meet with your counselor and show up prepared for your next step.
Next Steps GPA Calculator
Use this handy tool to calculate your grade point average and see where you’re at.
How Do I Decide What to Do After High School?
Determining your future is a lifelong journey that requires many decisions along the way. Multiple opportunities await you, so prepare yourself for any option. The decisions are yours!
High School Resume Example: Looking for a Job
Here’s a sample to help you create your own professional resume.
Idaho High School Graduation Requirements
Compare your coursework to Idaho’s high school graduation requirements to ensure you’re on track to complete the required classes on time. Contact your school counselor if you have any questions about whether your plans will satisfy the state requirements and help you prepare for life after high school.
Senior Year? 11 Questions to Ask Your Counselor
Counselors can help connect you with the right resources and advise you on the application process. By doing just a bit of preparation before going into these conversations, you can ensure that you get a most out of them.