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WELCOME TO THE RIVER CITY HIGH SCHOOL COLLEGE AND CAREER CENTER
COLLEGE FLY-IN OPPORTUNITIES

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COLLEGE FLY-IN OPPORTUNITIES

One of the most important factors is in deciding if a college is right for you is whether or not you can picture yourself as a member of campus. For many students this means a campus visit.  If the college isn’t nearby, however, traveling to visit the college might not be possible due to financial limitations. The good news is that several colleges offer free fly-in programs, travel assistance scholarships, overnight programs and diversity programming that comes at little or no cost to students accepted to their programs.
CREATE THE LIFE YOU WANT TO LIVE!

CREATE THE LIFE YOU WANT TO LIVE!

Welcome to the College & Career Center
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“He who asks a question is a fool for five minutes; he who does not ask a question remains a fool forever.” —Chinese proverb.”

Career  and college Information 

Career  and college Information 

Should you have questions regarding college tours, career assessment tools, work permits, part-time jobs, mock interviews, trade schools, paid summer internships or how to contact military recruiters, please contact Mrs. Desmangles via email at sdesmangles@wusd.k12.ca.us or call 916-375-7800 ext. 2061. If you do not see what you are looking for on this website please ask.

 
sacramento state university application deadlines below

Interested in Sac state?
sacramento state university application deadlines below

Application Process Admissions:
 
Fall Application Available Now! Fall admission cycle is open from: October 1st - May 1st.
For information about applying as a First-Year Student click below.
 
https://www.csus.edu/apply/admissions/application-process/freshman-process.html
 
INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION AT RIVER CITY? Learn more about CTE courses and pathways by clicking on each subject below:  
 
 
 
 
UC Davis fall update

 
 
UC Davis fall update

It’s officially UC application submission season! 
 
Even though the application closes on Dec. 1,  students are encourage to submit early.

CHOOSING A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY

Community Colleges

There are many great options when it comes to community colleges in the Sacramento area. Community colleges are an inexpensive way to earn a degree or certificate.
The Los Rios Community College District consist of 4 colleges:
Another option in the area is Sierra College. The Rocklin campus offers on-campus housing.
 
 

California State University (CSU)

The CSU system consists of 23 campuses throughout the state. To be eligible for CSUs you must complete specific classes usually referred to as A-G classes. You must earn a C or better in each of those classes. Also, you must take either the SAT or the ACT. Keep in mind that some campuses/programs are impacted which means that they receive more applications then they can accommodate. This results in additional requirements for the school/program.
Visit California State University to learn more about the requirements, specific campuses or programs.
 
 

University of California (UC)

The UC system consists of 10 campuses (1 campus is not open to undergraduates). To be eligible for UCs you must complete specific classes (A-G), earn a grade point average of a 3.0 or better, and take the SAT or the ACT by December of your senior year.
Visit the University of California – Admissions to learn more about the requirements, specific campuses or programs.
 
 

Private College and University

Private colleges and universities are all over the country. They are generally more expensive than the public school systems but don’t let that scare you. They have a lot of money to give as financial aid (institutional grants and scholarships). They also have different requirements than the CSUs and UCs so even if you are not eligible to apply to one of those, you may still be eligible to apply to a private institution.
You can use the Common Application to apply to multiple institutions with a single application. Currently, more than 700 colleges and universities accept the Common App. Check out the list of campuses on The Common App.
To explore private colleges and universities in California, visit Association of Independent California Colleges and Universities.
 
 

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU)

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are located all over the country. They were established to primarily serve African American students but have always allowed admission to students of all races/ethnicities. There are 107 campuses including 2 year and 4 year, public and private institutions. Admission requirements for each campus may vary so make sure you look at the specific school(s) you are interested in to see if you are eligible.
Visit HBCUPages.com for a list of unique Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
 
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