CMC Counseling: College Planning Resources

Need a little structure in your life? Below are some resources to help you keep track of your progress on your way to college.

Xello: College & Career Readiness Each CMC student has a Xello account to help you better understand your future academic and career possibilities, and develop future ready skills to apply at school, work, and in life. Grade-level lessons are assigned to help you meet your graduation requirements.

Oregon Opportunities Workbook 23-24 A user-friendly online workbook designed for Oregon students that contains information on everything college-related from the FAFSA to the college selection process. 

College Board Big Future- Provides students with resources to pursue their college and career goals. Includes college searching and matching tools and much more.

College Navigator - Free resource provided by the National Center for Education Statistics for personalized college searching, matching tools to generate a list of schools for you, and information about paying for college.

Virtual Tours of Colleges & Universities - This resources allows you to explore campuses from the comfort of your home! 

Checklist for Submitting Applications and Essays- Need help with those college applications and essays? This checklist might just be the ticket to writing that stellar essay.

OREGON GOES TO COLLEGE 
Comprehensive College Planning for Students and Parents in Grades 9-12. Click on "Prepare" for grade-level checklists or download each year below. 

9th Grade Checklist- It's your first year in High School! Its not too early to map out your educational path to success.

10th Grade Checklist- A helpful checklist to keep on the road to success.

11th Grade Checklist- Next year is closer than you think, be sure to get all your ducks in a row this year.   

12th Grade Checklist- The student checklist provides a calendar for helping you stay on track during the busy time of applications and deadlines.

SAT & ACT Information

News Flash:
Oregon’s Public Universities (and most other colleges) Won’t Require SAT or ACT Starting Fall 2021.

Read more about how this affects you: http://oregongoestocollege.org/requirements/tests