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California College Guidance Initiative (CCGI)
https://www.californiacolleges.edu/#/
CCGI is a nonprofit that works with school districts throughout California to achieve two major goals: (1) to ensure that all high school seniors in California graduate with clear postsecondary goals and a plan for how to achieve them, and (2) that each student's academic transcript data follows them as they advance across educational systems to reduce information gaps that could otherwise hinder their success.
As part of this effort, CCGI manages the state of California's college and career planning platform, CaliforniaColleges.edu. This web-based platform offers students, families, and educators a single access point for college and career preparation, applications, planning tools, and information to help plan for life after high school.
As a partner with CCGI, all CHS students will have access to exclusive tools and resources to support their college and career planning, such as career assessments, student-friendly college and career search tools, quick college application launches, information on scholarships, financial aid, and so much more!
Useful videos to learn how to navigate CCGI can be found at the link below:
Cal State University Direct Admissions
What is the CSU Direct Admission Program?
The CSU Direct Admission Program identifies eligible students using academic data and provides early admission opportunities to participating CSU campuses before students apply. Through this program, eligible students may receive notification of admission opportunities from participating CSU campuses and are encouraged to complete the Cal State Apply application and any required enrollment steps to finalize admission.
More information:
www.calstate.edu/impact-of-the-csu/community/Pages/Direct-Admission-Program.aspx
Santa Barbara City College Promise
What is the Promise?
The SBCC Promise covers the cost of tuition and all required fees, books, and supplies for local students who attend SBCC full-time, uninterrupted, for up to two years. As long as you enroll at SBCC full-time for the fall or spring semester immediately after graduating from a high school in the SBCC District Area (or GED completion, or the equivalent) you are eligible for the SBCC Promise.
More information: www.sbccfoundation.org/about-the-sbcc-promise/
SBCC Monthly Visits and Dual Enrollment
Monthly Visits at CHS and Senior Steps to Enrollment: https://www.sbcc.edu/enrollmentservices/chs.php
Dual Enrollment: https://www.sbcc.edu/dualenrollment/index.php
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