Phone: 623-932-7300 Ext:1044
Email:
Degrees and Certifications:
B.A., Arizona State Unviversity M.Ed., Northern Arizona University
Mary Rosales Ciulei
College and Career Specialist
The main purpose of the College and Career Center is to help students to better prepare for their life after graduation. A student can get one on one attention and help with researching colleges and the best fit for them, how to apply to college(s), financial aid and scholarship information.
In addition to helping students with college information, we have several recruiters from colleges that visit our campus. Students have the ability to sign up in our Guidance Department to meet with college recruiters to ask questions and gather information to help make valuable decisions as to where they may want to attend college. There are several field trips to various colleges throughout the year and students are encouraged to attend.
Several times a month we host our military partners on campus as well for students that may be considering going to the military. We have all branches of the military represented on campus at different times usually during both lunches. Signups are not required for this.
The center is open during lunches, after school, or during class with a pass from their teacher. Parents are welcome to call or make an appointment to visit.
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Maricopa Community Colleges Enrollment Express DAY
Maricopa Community College are having an Enrollment Express Day, this is an opportunity for students to begin, continue, and/or complete the enrollment process in just one day. Students can...
- Apply for Admission
- Take the Placement Test
- Seek Academic Advisement
- Attend Student Orientation (campus tours and student IDs)
- Explore Payment Options (FAFSA assistance, scholarships, payment plans, etc. If you are a dependent, bring your and your parents' 2015 tax returns.)
- Register for Classes (Payment is due 35 days prior to start of classes. You will not have to pay any money on this day.)
Students and RSVP online https://www.maricopa.edu/enrollment-express-day -
AZ Ivy League Project
Mission - The Arizona Ivy League Project’s mission is to engage, envision and empower students to apply and attend the leading institutions of higher education while committed to giving back to their community.
Vision - The vision of Arizona Ivy League Project is to build a network of support that ensures academic success and to encourage students to return to their communities to help change them from within. Click here more information
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BE A LEADER SENIOR BOOT CAMP
Hey, Class of 2018! Worried about everything that goes into preparing for and applying to college? Senior Boot Camp is a step-by-step program through the Be A Leader Foundation to help current juniors to and through the college application process. If you dream of going to college but are feeling lost or overwhelmed by the thought of it all, we can help you! We’ll help you explore your options for majors and careers, walk you through the applications, help you figure out financial aid and complete your FAFSA, learn about the transition to college life, and so much more. Senior Boot Camp participants are each given a one-on-one coach and have access to exclusive scholarships and other opportunities to get them ahead and ready for life after high school. The program is free and open to all students, regardless of your GPA, immigration status, or socioeconomic status. Come be part of this supportive, helpful community and cohort of over 100 incoming seniorsfrom all over the Valley. Registration is due by May 15 at bealeaderfoundation.org/sbc-application. For more information, contact Jessica Solis at jessica.solis@bealeaderfoundation.org.
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Counseling Newsletter
Please check the Counselor Newsletter for important information. Click Here
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Free Transcripts are sent via U.S.Mail by requesting from
Ms. Laur at rlaur
@aguafria.org OR
PARCHMENT - order transcripts here for colleges, scholarships or self viewing You can also track all transactions online through your Parchment.com account. $3.50 fee per transcript.Sending a transcript electronically is easy, safe, and saves money! Because it's online, the request is processed much faster.
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A little math never hurt anyone. Net Price Calculators are available on most college or university websites, allowing prospective students to enter information about themselves to find out what students like them paid to attend the institution in the previous year, after taking grants and scholarship aid into consideration.
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COLLEGE NAVIGATOR
Once a student has selected a college or has a list of colleges they are interested in, they can visit the College Navigator to learn more about those institutions including the types of degrees and programs they offer, admission requirements, campus safety statistics, accreditation information, retention and graduation rates, etc. The list of higher education institutions is limited to those who have provided information to the Department of Education through the services it offers.
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Released in 2015, this website was constructed with federally available data and is designed to provide the clearest, most accessible and most reliable national data on college cost, graduation, debt and post-college earnings.
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Visit the Federal Student Aid website to learn more about how you can prepare for college or other options for higher education, the different types of aid that are available, who is eligible and how to become eligible, how to apply, and finally—how to manage loans once they’ve been accepted. Click through for more information on the process. We got you.
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The Financial Aid Shopping Sheet is a document that students can fill out to help them break down the costs associated with going to the college of their choice. Line items include the estimated cost of attendance (tuition fees, housing and meals, books, transportation, etc.), total grants and scholarships to pay for college, loan options, federal work-study, etc. Print, fill out, be ready.
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FEDERAL STUDENT AID INFORMATION
Read about the types of financial aid available from the government and other sources: grants, scholarships, loans, and work-study.
