College & Career Readiness

Major Search

USHE College Info Channel

Big Future College Search

RMACAC College Fairs

• Senior Year Timeline to College Readiness
• I’ve Applied to College, What is Next?
• Decision Day 
• College Savings Estimator
• UT Educational Savings Plan
• Creative Ways to Pay for Higher Education
• First Generation College Students

2023-2024 FAFSA Walkthrough videos: English and Español

What You’ll Need to Complete the 2023-2024 FAFSA: English and Español

What is the FAFSA? Video for students

NCAA Quick Reference Sheet

Eligibility Center

Educate Utah - undocumented student guide 

First Generation College Students

U of U Dream Center

ACT/SAT Info

Shmoop: free online ACT prep. Contact your counselor for the "magic word." 

You Science

16 Personalities: free personality test with suggestion for potential careers. 

https://www.ktsutah.org/

YouTube Career Spotlights: explore videos  related to certain careers. 

Explore military careers

Information about the ASVAB

CTE Pathways

This program allows you to intern during your senior year. Ask you counselor or CTE department about details. 

Explore in-demand careers: 

Occupational Outlook Handbook

Classes taught at West High that offer both high school and college credit through SLCC, U of U, or Weber State.

More Info

College-level class taught at West High. If you pass the AP test at the end of the year, most universities will give you college credit. More Info

College-level classes taught at West High. IB classes are internationally recognized classes. College credit is typically awarded if IB tests are passed at the end of the year (depends on University). More Info

During your senior year, you may take classes at any Utah Technical College, including SLCC, with no tuition. You may need to pay fees and for materials. Locations:

As a high school student, you can take college classes free of tuition at any state college. You may need to pay for fees and class materials. 

SLCC Concurrent Enrollment

University of Utah

Finish your general education requirements through SLCC for any in-state college. See this worksheet for details.