This workshop breaks down of the factors related to financial aid eligibility, including Satisfactory Academic Progress and renewing scholarships. It also explains the necessary steps for submitting an appeal should you ever lose your financial aid. REGISTER HERE
This presentation provides a high-level overview of internships, including what they are, why they matter, how to find them, and what students can expect from the experience. It also covers the role internships play in building career readiness and expanding professional networks.
This presentation guides students through the general process of changing their major, highlighting key steps, institutional policies, and important factors to consider when making this academic transition.
Learn how to build a strong resume by exploring key components, common mistakes to avoid, and tips for tailoring it to college or career goals.
This presentation explains the basics of what financial aid is, the different types of financial aid, how to apply, and how to read financial aid letters. This presentation is beneficial for all students of any age and parents who want to learn about financial aid.
Learn how to find the right college fit based on your academic goals, personal preferences, and financial needs. This session helps students explore different types of institutions and factors to consider when choosing where to apply.
In-depth presentation covering resources and strategies to help students with their time management skills.
In-depth presentation covering the tools and strategies to market yourself confidently and effectively when it comes to applying to college or starting your career.
An exploration into the differences between high school and college regarding class structure, scheduling, student life. Students will learn about changes due to FERPA and practice analyzing a full-time student schedule.
An introductory workshop that breaks down major healthcare pathways, including nursing, sonography, and radiography. Students will learn what each role involves, the education or certifications required, and where they can pursue these programs locally through the Alamo Colleges.
An introduction into in-demand skilled trades such as HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and welding. This session explains the training needed for each field, the difference between certificates and degrees, and the career opportunities available after completion.
A broad introduction to academic and career pathways in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Students will explore majors like biology, computer science, mechanical engineering, and statistics, along with the skills and education needed to start a STEM-related career.
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