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Check in with your counselor.
Make sure you're on track for graduation, and ask about dual credit, CTE, or advanced placement options you haven't tried yet.
Halfway there. Time to connect the dots.
You've got the hang of high school — now it's about connecting what you like to where it could lead.
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Make sure you're on track for graduation, and ask about dual credit, CTE, or advanced placement options you haven't tried yet.
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It's practice — for the SAT next year, and for scholarship eligibility down the road. Low stakes, real payoff.
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Start thinking about what you'd like your life to look like after high school, and the options that'll get you there.
YOU HAVE OPTIONS
You've got options! From college to entering the workforce to helping communities around the world while gaining job experience – there's so much out there.

Explore 4-year, 2-year, and certificate programs.

Discover hands-on training programs can get you certified and job-ready in months, not years.

Idaho job seekers have options like full time, part time, remote work, and apprenticeships.

Learn, serve, and build experience with programs like AmeriCorps.

Learn about military pathways, careers, education, and training.
Most families don't realize how much help is actually out there. Getting familiar with the basics now makes senior year a whole lot easier.
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is a free online tool that helps you figure out what type of aid (and how much) you qualify for.
Start with Scholarship Idaho, it's a free application to eight state-managed scholarships. Then browse, filter, and search through hundreds of scholarships from across the country using the Scholarship Directory.

Right now: Scholarship Idaho is worth bookmarking. It's one application for multiple state-managed scholarships, and eligibility updates in real time as your record does.
TOOLS & RESOURCES
Explore resources for career exploration, education and training options, financial aid, and more.

Help students discover what they're interested in, and what careers may be a good fit.

Explore colleges and universities across the U.S.

See what real jobs pay and what training they require, before you commit to anything.

Search training providers and programs across Idaho.
Point students toward opportunities beyond Scholarship Idaho.
Not even close. Some scholarships track eligibility for years, and knowing early gives you time to qualify.
Grants and scholarships don’t have to be repaid; loans do. The Financial Aid Hub breaks down all three in plain language.
No. This is the year to explore both, not commit to either.
We are here to assist you with your questions.
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