College & Career Center
College and Career Advisor
Name: David Walters
Phone: (925) 682.7670 x3227
Email: waltersd@mdusd.org
NEW Location: A-1
College & Career Google Classroom
Class Code: lckhnm5
There are links to:
- Action Plans
- College rep schedule
- Tutorials
- Scholarship Opportunities
- Volunteer Opportunities
- Vocational/Apprenticeship Programs
- And much more!
Welcome to the College and Career Center at College Park High School!
College/Career Links
CPHS Graduation Requirements vs University Entrance Requirements
News & Updates
Concurrent Enrollment Webinar through DVC
DVC is hosting a Concurrent Enrollment webinar on Wednesday, April 30th to help high school students learn how to take college classes as a high school student and highlight concurrent enrollment opportunities at DVC.
Taking a college class while still in high school is a great way to jump start your college journey, stand out on college applications,and accelerate your learning!
DVC Concurrent Enrollment
*Use this guide for more details on how to complete any of the steps. |
DVC Registration Rocks
Registration Rocks is a one-day event to help graduating high school seniors start off right at DVC!
Saturday, May 10th at 8:30am
Please open the FLYER for more details on how to register.
Fall 2025 Admission - Extra time to apply
The following CSU campuses continue to accept freshman applications for Fall 2025:
- Bakersfield*
- Channel Islands
- Chico*
- Dominguez Hills
- East Bay*
- Humboldt
- Maritime
- Monterey Bay*
- Sacramento*
- San Francisco
- San Marcos
- Sonoma
Visit our application dates & deadlines page and use the “Is Your Campus Still Accepting Applications?” feature to view open campus programs and their deadlines.
*CSUs with campus and/or program deadlines on February 14 or 15
Need to change any information on your UC application after you've submitted it?
Update your application
You can log in to your application to review and, if necessary, update your telephone number, email, mailing address or various test scores. You can also apply to additional campuses if they're still open.
- If you change schools or add or drop a course after you submit your application, you should notify all the campuses you applied to, except for UC Berkeley, UC San Diego and UC Santa Barbara.
- If you failed to earn a C or better in a course after you submit your application, you should notify all the campuses you applied to, except for UC Berkeley.
- If you receive an offer of admission, be sure to confirm with the campus admission office that they are aware of any deficient grades or schedule changes.
Keep in mind: We cannot guarantee that a campus can go back to review an application after correspondence has been received. Make sure to save a copy of your correspondence, just in case.
Campus instructions & websites for reporting changes:
- Davis
- Berkeley will not accept post-submission updates. Updates will not be considered in the application reading process.
- Irvine
- Merced - Academic updates are allowed only if you are admitted. To make updates, use the “myCourseUpdate” link in your connect portal.
- UCLA - Some post-submission updates will be accepted. Visit the UCLA contact page for further details.
- Riverside
- San Diego will not accept post-submission updates. Updates will not be considered in the application reading process.
- Santa Barbara will not accept post-submission updates. Updates will not be considered in the application reading process.
- Santa Cruz
If there are changes to other sections of your application:
Minor changes to your activities, awards, volunteer work or employment are unlikely to have an impact on your admission decision. Changes to the Activities & awards and PIQ sections will not be accepted once your application is submitted.
As a reminder, once your application is submitted, you cannot unsubmit or submit a duplicate application. Duplicate applications will be canceled.
FAFSA & CA Dream Act
The California Department of Education and the California Student Aid Commission (CSAC) urges all California high school seniors to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or the California Dream Act Application (CADAA). Filing financial aid applications is the first step toward college success and helps eligible students qualify for federal, state, and campus-based aid as well as some private scholarships.
NCAA Eligibility Info
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If you want to play at or make an official visit to a Division I or II school, you need to create a FREE Certification account.
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If you will be competing at an NCAA Division I or II school, taking an official visit, or signing a National Letter of Intent, you need to create an Academic Amateurism Certification Account.
Navigating initial eligibility for college bound student-athletes
LGBTQIA+, DACA, & Undocumented Students
Check out these recommended colleges for LGBTQIA+, DACA, and Undocumented students.
Campus Pride Index: https://www.campusprideindex.org/
Legal Rights and Protections for Undocumented Students