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SAT School Day is March 26

Juniors, get ready for SAT School Day! Students will have the opportunity to take the SAT on campus for free on March 26. Learn more about SAT School Day with the College Board's SAT School Day Guide.

What is college readiness?

College readiness refers to the knowledge, skills and behaviors a student should have after graduating from high school as they prepare to enter their freshmen year of college. We believe college is within reach of all interested students and we provide resources and support to help make those college dreams a reality. 

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    Financial Aid

    Paying for College

    Find scholarships, get FAFSA help and learn more about financial aid options to help pay for college.

    Advanced Academics

    Earn College Credit or Industry Certification

    Discover high school programs and courses that help you get a head start on your future.

    Magnet

    College-related magnet programs

    Students who apply and are accepted to one of these magnet programs can earn up to 60 hours of college credit, including the opportunity to earn an associate degree.

    College Testing

    Get the prep you need

    Learn about testing requirements for college readiness and available resources to prepare for these tests.

    CCMR planning and preparation tools

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    Khan Academy

    Personalized study plans based on PSAT & SAT scores
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    GreenLight

    Securely share academic records for college admissions, military enrollment, job applications and more
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    Scoir

    Get connected with colleges and create a personalized plans for their future with Scoir.

    Find and apply to colleges

    Find and apply to Texas colleges and universities with the links below.

    The Common App is an application portal for national colleges and universities.

    Ready to learn more?

    School counselors are available to answer questions and to help students get a jump start preparing for life after graduation.

    Additionally, each high school counseling office has set up a GO Center where students can find resources for choosing a college, mapping out your schedule, career planning, financial aid applications and more. 

    Learn more about how our school counselors can help on our Academic and CCMR Advising page.

    Contact us

    For academic advising, questions about CCMR or financial aid, contact:
    For questions about testing programs and preparation, contact:
    For questions about CTE courses, career certificates and industry certifications, contact:
    For more information about magnet programs, contact: