Prepare for College

It's never too early to plan for college. Start your college preparation now. Begin with:

Earn both high school and college credit with
- Colleges in the Schools and
- International Baccalaureate programs.
Learn about Credit for Prior Learning options
Take advantage of Post-secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO)
- High school juniors and seniors can enroll in courses at Minnesota colleges and universities.
- Free college courses: The state pays for tuition, fees, books, and sometimes transportation.
- Students earn college credit plus credit toward high school graduation.
- Locate courses in subject areas or at levels not offered by your high school.
- Experience a learning environment on a college campus.

Visit ISEEK’S Undergraduate Admissions Tests.

Take the ISEEK Skills Assessment to generate a list of careers which match your interests.
- Link to individual career descriptions.
- Explore what to study to prepare you for each career.
Explore Work-based Learning programs.
- Learn about occupations through actual work experience.
Go to Find Fields of Study.
- Learn about different programs (Majors) and the Schools which offer these programs.
Read about Certificates, Diplomas and Degrees.
- Determine how these awards might match your educational objectives.
Discover the Role of Liberal Arts in Your Future.
- Benefit from gaining an education with knowledge and transferable skills to work in a variety of jobs.

Higher education generally requires a high school diploma or GED. Read about Adult Basic Education to find alternatives.

Source: MnTransfer.
Page last updated in February 2008.