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9th grade

Find programs and majors that match your career goals and learn about paying for college.

Fall

The fall is a good time to create a plan to take classes that will set you up for success in high school and college.

  1. 1

    Discover new careers

    Use the Career Explorer to find careers that match your interests and goals.

    Career Explorer
    woman sitting at a desk with a pen and paper in front of her.
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    Learn why GPA matters

    Find out how your GPA and class rank can help you get accepted to Texas colleges.

    See where your GPA can take you
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    Take advanced classes

    Taking advanced classes now will help you get ahead later. Advanced Placement (AP), Dual Credit and other advanced classes will prepare you for college, and help you stand out when you apply.

    Explore advanced classes

Spring

As you start your second semester, begin to learn about colleges and programs. Also, find out how you can pay for these programs using financial aid.

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    Discover colleges

    It’s never too early to attend college fairs or visit schools. Learning what’s out there will help you discover what you like.

    Review the college visit checklist
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    Build your resume

    Get involved in activities and clubs at school. Create an account to track these accomplishments in your profile.

    Update your profile

Summer

Make your summer count by building skills you'll need in college and your career.

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    Make summer count

    Take advantage of summer. Try volunteering, a summer job, or learning something new.

    Find out how to get involved
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    Talk to your family about college

    Make sure your family knows about the options available to pay for college.

    Find out how to pay for college
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<p>Not sure if you completed all the tasks for 8th grade? Go back to review tasks.</p>

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Next: 10th grade

<p>Once you complete your checklist for 9th grade, learn about what’s next in 10th grade.</p>

View 10th grade plan