College and Career Center

Stan Easter, College & Career Advisor

Stan has been at MHS for 13 years. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in 2020 from Southern New Hampshire University. He began working at MHS in 2012 as the varsity boys basketball coach and as our college and career advisor in 2020, bringing college and career success well within our student's reach. His passion for coaching basketball and helping students reach their fullest potential inspires his art for working with students to find where they really want to go (and how to get there). His main goal is to expand the college and career center so that students have full access to the exploration of colleges, universities, military branches and the trades.

If you have any interest in exploring colleges or careers visit Stan in the library during break, lunch or after school or reach out via email.

College Presentations

Students of any grade level can sign up for college presentations from the college admissions officers that represent them! Some colleges that come to our school are UC Merced, UC Davis, University of Silicon Valley, Sonoma State, Southern Oregon, GCU, University of the Pacific.

ASVAB Testing

Students interested in joining the military (or testing their knowledge) can take the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test.

Career Exploration

Not sure what you want to do after high school? You're not alone! Take a career aptitude test or browse a collection of materials offered through the library and college and career center.

College and Career Readiness

The college and career center, located in the library and run by Mr. Stan Easter, is a large part of Marysville High's commitment to ensuring students are ready for life after high school. Whether students are looking into a junior college, university, trade school, or even the military, there is something for all to learn. Check in with Mr. Easter regularly for updates on ASVAB, SAT, or ACT testing as well as college and trades presentations. Or, take a career aptitude test to see what jobs might interest you. It's never too early to think about life after high school. Come with all your questions!

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