Is AVID Right for Me?
AVID helps students develop the academic skills, confidence, and college and career knowledge needed to succeed in challenging classes and prepare for life after high school.
Students learn how to organize their work, think critically, collaborate, ask questions, and advocate for themselves.
You may be a good fit if you:
Want to explore college, technical training, or career options.
Are willing to challenge yourself academically.
Want to improve your study habits and organization.
Are open to asking questions and seeking help.
Can work with others and contribute to a team.
Are willing to set goals, accept feedback, and persevere when learning gets difficult.
You do not have to be a straight-A student or already have perfect study habits. AVID is designed to help you build the skills you need to grow.
AVID often serves students with academic potential who can succeed in rigorous courses with the right support.
GPA guideline: 2.0–3.5
Other factors may include:
Grades and academic potential
Attendance and willingness to participate
Interest in college and career preparation
Teacher recommendations, an application, or an interview
A willingness to commit to the expectations of the AVID elective
Keep an organized binder, planner and manage assignments.
Participate in collaborative activities and academic tutorials.
Work toward challenging academic goals and reflect on your progress.
Explore colleges, careers, and future educational opportunities.
Interested students and families can review the program expectations, complete the application, and contact the school's AVID coordinator or counselor with questions.
You don't have to have everything figured out to be an AVID student. You need a willingness to learn, a desire to grow, and a commitment to working toward your future. AVID can help you build the skills, confidence, and knowledge to take your next steps.