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College and Career Center (CCC)

Welcome to the College & Career Center (CCC) at RVHS!

HOURS: Open 7AM-3:30PM Monday - Friday. During lunch and after school.

AVAILABLE SERVICES:

OTHER SERVICES:
  • Career/Personality assessments viaCOIN3
  • College, Scholarship and Career Research
  • College Presentations/Admission Advisors
  • College Campus Tours 
  • SAT/ACT Fee Waivers
  • College Application Fee Waivers for eligible students
  • Community Service 
  • Computer Access/Printing
  • Financial Aid Workshops 
  • Scholarship Applications
  • UCR Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP)  
  • Work Permits

Contact: Beverly Herring, Guidance Tech at 951-490-4680, ext. 31403

Rancho Verde High School Code: 052-056

SENIORS: Visit the Scholarship section on this page to get more info on scholarships available. Check your emails for notifications from colleges and financial aid. Get your community service hours completed. Don't wait! The requirement to graduate is 40 hours. FAFSA is also now a graduation requirement. The application opens Oct 1 of senior year.  

 

JUNIORS:  Make sure to register to take the ACT & SAT beginning second semester of your Junior year. Research colleges. Continue working towards completing your community service.

 

SOPHOMORES: Avoid the "Sophomore slump"!

 

FRESHMEN: Stay Focused! Enrich your experience by joining a club or activity on campus!

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Rancho Verde High

17750 LASSELLE ST

MORENO VALLEY, CA 92551

(951) 490-4685

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