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How can the College and Career Center help me prepare for after graduation?
How can the College and Career Center help me prepare for after graduation?
Assistance with college applications, essays, resumes, and interview practice
Financial aid/scholarship information
Post-high school planning
Local volunteer opportunities
Admissions (SAT/ACT) and placement (AP/LCC) test preparation and registration materials
Military opportunities
Local internships and apprenticeship information
Help with programs and websites for college selection, career exploration, financial-aid information, etc.
College, travel, and job/career visits by organization representatives
How to Request a Letter of Recommendation
How to Request a Letter of Recommendation
Complete this form (from the button below) before giving it to the person from whom you are requesting a letter of recommendation.
Attach a list of your current classes.
Attach a current copy of your transcript. You may request this from Mrs. Jernberg, the Registrar.
Ask your recommender in person, if possible. Make sure that you give them at least two weeks to write the letter.
Say "Thank you!"
CollegeNow classes are taught at Willamette High School and have been approved by Lane Community College for students to earn both high school and college credit. These courses cover the same content as specific LCC courses and students can earn credit through Lane Community College if they earn a B or better. Most of these credits will transfer to other post-secondary institutions. Currently, there is no fee associated with this credit.
The Summer Academy to Inspire Learning (SAIL) is an innovative pre-college program that serves middle and high school students from underrepresented backgrounds, which include lower income and/or first generation college students, with the aim of encouraging students to enroll and succeed in college through early exposure and exploration.
More information, specific dates, and contacts can be found on their website here: https://sail.uoregon.edu/
Oregon CIS provides a system of occupational and educational information to help Oregonians learn about the world of work and education. We work with schools, colleges, social agencies, and businesses who provide career guidance and employee development services. They use CIS products with their students, clients, customers, and employees to assist them with the process of career planning or career transition.
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