College Resources

Click HERE to request a FHS transcript be sent to your college or university of choice.

Minnesota State Colleges and Universities work collaboratively with Fridley High School teachers to offer students an opportunity to explore careers, earn college credit, and complete a career and technical program before graduating from high school. This collaboration saves you time and money.

Have questions about articulated credit? To learn more, discuss articulated college credit with your CTE teacher or ask your academic dean. Click here to view the articulated college credit offerings at Fridley High School.

Post-secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) is a program that allows public and nonpublic students in 10th, 11th and 12th grades to earn college credit while still in high school, through enrollment in and successful completion of college nonsectarian courses at eligible post-secondary institutions. Students generate both college credit and high school credit by successful completion of the course. Click here to visit the Fridley High School PSEO webpage.

Kaplan Test Prep: Has ACT question of the day, pop quizzes, 20-minute quick ACT tests.

Act.org: Has sample ACT test questions for all sections, ACT question of the day, and ACT test taking tips.

Union Test Prep: Has ACT practice tests, online flashcards, and study guides. You can sign up for a free account to save your progress.

Prep Factory: Has ACT pre-quizzes, strategy guides, practice sets, and interactive ACT content lessons. You can sign up for an account for free or study as a guest.

"Financial Aid Basics" includes information on completing the FAFSA, costs of going to college, and other financial aid programs that are offered to college students. Access this resource HERE.

https://portal.mncis.intocareers.org/

The Minnesota Career Information System (MCIS) is an Internet-based system that combines a wealth of career, educational and labor market information into one comprehensive, easy-to-use exploration tool.

http://www.mncareerpathways.org/pathways/

We prepare high school students, college students, and working adults to enter the workforce by providing them with both the academic and technical skills needed to be successful. We accomplish this by partnering with business and industry leaders, providing professional development to teachers and faculty, and connecting students to online career and college resources through our connections to local consortia

https://www.edgefactor.com/V5/pages/Welcome.aspx

Website allows students to explore different careers and discusses soft skills for workplace readiness.

"Choosing A College" has two sections. The first section has information on every college in Minnesota that includes a campus profile, freshman admission requirements, estimated full year cost, and financial aid information. The second section includes 2 and 4 year degrees and programs that are offered in Minnesota and what colleges offer those programs/degrees. Access this resource HERE.