This is it, Seniors! This site will help you navigate your plans for after graduation whether that be college, the military, apprenticeship or entering the workforce.
Career Exploration
Explore careers!
See what's in demand
Set up multiple job shadow experiences this year.
Check your email daily to hear about opportunities like field trips, speakers, career fairs, scholarships, and more!
The ASVAB will be offered for all district students at Coon Rapids High School on March 9, 2026. The test is free.
Sign up with Ms. Wolfe in the Career Center if you are interested.
College Application Process
You have access to your Scoir account through your lock and key/ahconnect. If you are not able to login through this page, please contact Ms. Wolfe.
Step 1: The Application
Choose whatever application method makes the most sense for you.
The College Website
All colleges will have either their own application or a link to their preferred method on their website.
The Common App
Undergraduate college admission application that applicants may use to apply to over 1,000 member colleges and universities in all 50 U.S. states.
*Use your personal email (and check it often!) for college applications.
Step 2: The Documents
Send the appropriate documents required to review your application. Each college may have different required materials.
To request your transcript: Update the My Colleges Section in Scoir - This step is required for all applications.
If appliable:
Application fee
Essay (see resources below)
Step 3: The Decision
Wait to hear from the college.
Checking your email is vital in making sure you do not miss a step in the application process.
Apply for financial aid and scholarships. (see resources below)
Best practice is to wait for your estimated cost of attendance after financial aid/scholarships. Compare your options with all the information before making a final decision, ideally by May 1.
Resources:
Colleges Waiving Fees in October (College Knowledge Month)
Are you applying via the Common App?
When: Late-start Monday mornings, 7:15-7:55 am
Where: Room 10A/B (near front entrance)
What: Application support and help requesting transcripts/letters of recommendation.
Paying for College
Americorps - Spend a year in service to others. AmeriCorps volunteers strive to improve lives, foster civic engagement, and strengthen communities across the country.
Verto Education - Spend a year traveling abroad at 1 or 2 Verto locations in Argentina, Czech Republic, England, Italy or Spain. Experiential learning through cultural immersion aligns with the potential of earning college credit.
See more Gap Year information and ideas.
Test Prep
Apprenticeships are a great way to get paid to learn and begin your career. See here to learn more!
Make an Appointment with Ms. Wolfe
Seniors, I am here for you. If you would like to set up a meeting to discuss where you are at and what you need to plan for your future, please complete the form above.
Did you know that almost 70% of jobs in MN do not require a 4-year (bachelor’s) degree?
Use this list of questions as a guide to help you determine what college might be the best fit for you.
BHS alumni share their experiences choosing a career and offer tremendous insight into what it takes to be successful.
How to Get the Most out of College
It's not as much WHERE you go, but what you do when you're there.