College Admissions
College Admissions
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The Carlsbad High School Counselors are dedicated to equipping students with the skills and knowledge they need to thrive in both college and their future careers.
Through personalized guidance and an understanding of each student's strengths and aspirations, our counselors help students map out academic pathways that align with their college goals. We prioritize building strong relationships with students, offering one-on-one support to navigate the intricacies of college applications, including essay writing and securing financial aid as well as accessing scholarship opportunities.
By fostering a supportive environment and encouraging exploration of college options, Carlsbad High School counselors empower students to confidently pursue their academic and career goals beyond graduation.
College Planning Resources
Guide to College Planning: If you’re considering going to college after high school, you can begin to explore the various steps to research the best fit schools and learn how to apply.
College and Career Planning Checklist for grades 9-12: Keep track of key steps to take during each grade of high school to help you plan for college and career.
9th and 10th Grade College Planning Timeline (PDF): College Planning: 9th/10th Grade There are some steps you can take as a ninth- and a 10th-grader to make sure you’re on the right track for college. This list will help you navigate the college planning process.
11th Grade College Planning Timeline (PDF): Junior year marks a turning point. This is because for most students and families, it’s when college planning activities kick into high gear. Here are some things you can do this year to stay on track for college.
Naviance: Log in to explore your colleges of interest as well as sign up for college rep visits in the fall (2024 visits will take place from October 1 through November 8)
Community College Options
Attending Community College after high school is a great way to obtain your college degree and gain valuable career experience. Many community colleges provide free or low-cost tuition and offer transfer opportunities to competitive four-year universities.
MiraCosta College and Palomar College are two great local colleges with a wide variety of degrees to choose from.
Visit California Community Colleges to learn about the 110+ community colleges in California and find the right one for you!
www.assist.org - Provides course transfer information for students planning to transfer from a California Community College to a CSU or UC.
4-Year College & University Options:
Each website listed below offers assistance to students and families regarding admissions, online applications and links to campuses by university system.
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