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It’s never too early to start getting ready for college. See step-by-step what you can do to prepare for your future.

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  1. 1

    Explore the possibilities

    Take a series of assessments to help figure out what motivates you, your preferences, and how that can turn into a rewarding career.

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    Discover careers

    Jump into the Career Explorer to compare careers in Texas by location, earnings, and skills. You can even see what education you’ll need for each career.

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    Get ready for high school by making a graduation plan that’s right for you. MapMyGrad will help you choose classes based on your graduation requirements and college goals.

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See where you’re accepted before applying

Use your academic information like your GPA, SAT or ACT scores, or class rank to get a list of college acceptances before you start your applications.

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  1. 4

    Build your college list

    Begin the college application process by thinking about at least six colleges or universities that align with the factors most important to you. If you're new to this journey, this is a great way to start.

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    Submit your college credits

    Discover how the college credits you earn in high school can count for credit or transfer across Texas public colleges.

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    Apply to college

    When you’re ready, ApplyTexas helps you apply to college with a single application. You can apply to any Texas public university or community college, and many private universities.

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