Our Services
The Mission High College & Career team is trained extensively on the college going process. We want to help students access college and career opportunities. Check out the FREE services we provide:
- Transcript Evaluation
- FREE SAT FEE waivers and prep classes
- Workshops
- 1 on 1 advising
- College Application Completion
- Financial Literacy
- Scholarships
- AB-540/Dream/DACA Support
- Summer Programs, Jobs, Internships
- And much more!
Mission Future Center Room 213
Mission Graduates
Target Students and Eligible Participants
All students at Mission High School, grades 9-12. Services open to all students regardless of immigration status.
Types of Services Offered
College and Career Services: Personalized college application support, scholarship research and applications, FAFSA/DREAM ACT support. Summer opportunity research and applications.
College Readiness and College Going Culture:
Host college and career workshops and panels for grades 9-12, organize Spring Break Culture Tour for 11th grade students.
AVID Support: Staff embedded in AVID class (5th period, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday) to provide college application and financial aid support.
JCYC San Francisco College Access Center
Target Students and Eligible Participants
Students 9th - 12th grade that identify as low-income and or first generation students.
Types of Services Offered
College and Career Services:
College Application Assistance
College Campus Tours
College Entrance Exam Guidance/ Free Fee Waivers
Tutoring
College & Career Workshops
1 on 1 Academic/College Advising
JCYC Upward Bound
Target Students and Eligible Participants
Low-income
First-generation
9-12th grades
Types of Services Offered
Local college field trips
SoCal College trip (for 11th grade)
Tutoring
Mentorship
Summer program (for 9th, 10th & 11th grade)
College and career workshops
College application assistance
Financial aid application assistance
Academic advising
Community service opportunities
Eligibility for JCYC scholarship
100% College Prep Institute
Target Students and Eligible Participants
Black and Brown Juniors and Seniors who want to pursue trades, careers, and or college after high school
Types of Services Offered
Financial aid workshops
College application assistance
Scholarship information/assistance
Personal statement assistance
College information/exposure
Career exposure/opportunities
Early Academic Outreach Program
Target Students and Eligible Participants
9th-12th Grade Underrepresented Students
Types of Services Offered
Individualized academic advising
Workshops on college access and planning
Financial aid planning and advising
Science and academic enrichment programs
Student leadership opportunities
Mentoring by UCSF students
College visits
Exposure to health careers
Mission High School Counseling Department
This page was last updated on December 5, 2022