Post-Grad Pathways
This paid, hands-on training program is an alternative to college.
What is an apprenticeship?
This app is used to apply to many four-year colleges with one application.
What is The Common App?
This free form determines eligibility for grants, loans, and work-study.
What is FAFSA?
These two standardized tests may still be required by some East Coast schools.
What are the SAT and ACT?
What GPA must students have to qualify for WAGAP?
What is 3.0?
True or False: You need a college degree for every good-paying job.
What is false?
This is an important document that shows your academic history to colleges.
What is your transcript?
This Washington-specific application is for students ineligible for FAFSA.
What is WASFA?
What does "test optional" mean?
What is students can choose to submit scores or not?
What does WAGAP help students with?
What is guaranteed admission to participating Washington colleges?
This local college offers two-year programs like nursing and business.
What is Edmonds College?
You should create this specifically for college communication.
What is a separate college email address?
This type of aid does not need to be repaid.
What is a grant?
What does "test blind" mean?
What is schools will not review scores even if submitted?
Name two colleges that participate in WAGAP.
What are Western Washington University, Central Washington University, etc.?
Name one benefit of going to a two-year college before a four-year university.
What is lower cost, flexible entry, or ability to transfer?
What type of decision plan is binding and means you must attend if accepted?
What is Early Decision?
This form of aid provides a part-time job while in college.
What is work study?
This online tool used at MHS helps students send transcripts and track applications.
What is SCOIR?
How do students under 18 sign up for WAGAP in Skyward?
What is through their parent/guardian login?
Name one career path that doesn’t require a college degree.
What is dental assistant, real estate agent, plumber, etc.?
These factors carry the most weight in college admissions.
What are grades in college prep, overall GPA, and strength of curriculum?
What type of aid must be paid back with interest?
What are loans?
What must students complete to remain eligible for WAGAP?
What are CADR requirements?