College Information

College planning starts your Freshman year of high school and continues throughout your high school years. The following links can be used as a guide to help you stay on track and explore ways to find out which colleges are for you and how you can build a schedule of classes and extracurricular activities that will ensure you get admitted.

Dual Enrollment Opportunities

Students are allowed to attend courses at local colleges or universities while attending their own high school. This is called “dual enrollment”.

The State School Aid Act contains a provision that directs school districts to assist students in paying tuition and fees for courses at Michigan public or private colleges or universities, if all of the following conditions are met:

Selections must meet the approval of the principal.
The college courses must be academic courses (as opposed to “activity courses”).
A student may only dual enroll for courses not offered at Roseville High School, or where there is a scheduling conflict.
Roseville Community Schools will count the college course as high school credit. The school will not include the course grade in the student’s GPA. Each individual college will determine if they will count the course as college credit.
Dual Enrollment courses are limited based on State Requirements.

Students must meet the Roseville Community Schools’ assessment requirements. School districts are required to pay the lesser of (a) the actual charge for tuition and fees; or (b) the students’ state school aid foundation allowance, adjusted to the proportion of the school year they attend the district. Students are no longer eligible when all high school graduation requirements have been met.

Public / Private Colleges and Information Sheet

Useful Tips to Prepare For College

Roseville High School Guidance Department 2019/2020 College/Career Activities & Testing Schedule

College Search Tools

Federal Student Aid: Find the Information You Need
Financial Aid Toolkit. This is a great website to help you get the answers you need:
Big Future
College View
Peterson’s
U.S. News and World Report

Financial Aid Information

FAFSA:

https://studentaid.gov/announcements-events/fafsa-support
- The 2024–25 FAFSA form will offer a new, streamlined user experience for students and their families.
- Applicants will be able to skip as many as 26 FAFSA questions, depending on their individual circumstances. Some applicants will need to complete as few as 18 questions, taking less than 10 minutes.
- Watch our “2024–25 FAFSA FAQs” playlist to better understand what’s changed on the new form.
What You Can Do Now
- Make sure to create your StudentAid.gov account—and remember your username and password so you can access and submit the 2024–25 FAFSA form when it’s available.
- Find out if your parent(s) will need to be contributors(contribute their info on your FAFSA form).
- If your parent(s) will need to contribute to your form, make sure each contributor creates their own StudentAid.gov account. Even if a contributor doesn’t have a Social Security number, they will be able to create an account when the 2024–25 form goes live.
- Watch our “Preparing for the FAFSA Form”playlist to understand what information and documents you’ll need to fill out the FAFSA form.
Parents MUST provide consent on the form for it to be processed. If Parent says no, student's form will be automatically rejected.
- Don't forget complete your FAFSA (financial aid) application if you are planning on applying to any school after graduation (even a community college)...

Scholarship websites:

For more scholarships, please contact the counseling office at Roseville High School.

Michigan Department of Education Career & College Ready

The Michigan Department of Education (MDE) is committed to preparing students not just for the opportunities we know about today, but also for the economic and intellectual challenges of the future. The Michigan Career and College Ready portal is designed to connect educators with the resources and tools that can assist in helping students graduate Career & College-Ready.

College Visits

Seniors are allowed 3 school days to visit their potential college choices. You should ask the college for a signature verifying your visit and turn it in to attendance when you return. Most colleges have tours and orientations on Fridays for high school seniors. You can get the information from their websites.

College Recruiters

Recruiters from various colleges come to Roseville High in the fall to meet our students. You can sign up for these presentations in the counseling office. A pass will be sent the day of the visit. Your are allowed to attend three presentations.