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College Prep
Graduating From College and College Preparation Information
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College Planning for High School Students
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Make High School Count
Plans for College Beginning in Eighth Grade
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Exploring Career Information
What do you want to do after you graduate?
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For Students and Parents
What you need to graduate and other resources
Los Angeles Unified School District
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Parents Guide
Parents Power-What parents can do
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Links to Other Useful Information and Resources
California CareerZone
California CareerZone is a new way to explore exciting jobs and occupations that California has to offer and to learn
about what career path interests you.
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Get Schooled
Get Schooled is a national program that connects, inspires and mobilizes people to work harder to increase
high school and college graduation rates, improve postsecondary readiness and promote the fundamental
importance of education.
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KnowHow2Go
The American Council on Education, Lumina Foundation for Education and the Ad Council launched the
KnowHow2GO campaign in January 2007. This multiyear, multimedia effort includes television, radio and outdoor
public service advertisements (PSAs) that encourage 8th through 10th graders to prepare for college
using four simple steps.
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College Board SAT
The SAT is a globally recognized college admission test that lets students show colleges what they know and
how well they can apply that knowledge. It tests knowledge of reading, writing and math — subjects
that are taught every day in high school classrooms. Most students take the SAT during their junior or senior
year of high school, and almost all colleges and universities use the SAT to make admission decisions.
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LAUSD Graduation Requirements
In depth explanations of LAUSD's approach to preparing secondary students for graduation from high school
and for college admission. Contains links to additional information and resources.
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LAUSD College Connection
The purpose of these pages is to give you access to the latest information about college admissions and
the resources provided by LAUSD to prepare you for college. Here you'll find information on required courses,
electives, test requirements, and financial aid, plus other valuable information you can review whenever it's
convenient; and, the site makes sharing this information with your parents or your children quick and easy.
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University of California "a-g" Guide
This web site aims to assist high school educators in designing courses that meet both the University of California subject area
requirements and conform to school curricular reform efforts. In addition to detailed information about the "a-g" requirements,
the site provides numerous UC-approved course descriptions of standard, honors, and innovative courses.
The "a-g" Guide facilitates a thorough understanding of the UC course approval process.
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California State University College Mentor
The CSU requires a minimum 15-unit pattern of courses for admission as a first-time freshman. Each unit is equal to a
year of study in a subject area. A grade of C or higher is required for each course you use to meet any subject requirement.
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California State University College Tools
The University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU) require entering freshmen to complete certain
courses in high school. These courses are called the "a-g" courses because of the letter each subject area
is assigned: "a" is for History/Social Science, "b" is for English, and so on. To receive "a-g" credit, a high school course
must be certified through the UC course approval process.
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