College Application Information
California State University: Due November 30th
University of California: Due November 30th
Private Schools: Deadlines vary - see individual college websites for more information
Community Colleges: Deadlines vary
Things you may need when you work on applications*:
- Your high school transcript
- Any college transcripts you have (if you've completed any dual enrollment courses)
- Test Scores (AP, SAT, ACT) - if you're going to report them/if the college is taking them
- Your Social Security Number**
- Your Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (if applicable - this is something you may have if you don't have a SSN)
- 2021 Income information for your parent(s) - to determine fee waiver eligibility
- Your parent(s) highest education level
*This is not a complete list since the information you need may vary by application
**There's a chance, if you were born outside the United States, that you don't have one. This is completely fine and won't impact your ability to apply or go to college, you just need to know if that's the case so you can indicate it correctly on your application if it asks.
BENEFITS:
- Two-years free tuition (in-state rates only)
- Two-years of early enrollment
- Step by step assistance to prepare you for College
- One-on-one counseling and advisement
- Career exploration
- Personalized educational plans