ACT code: 231-740

Transitioning to college or joining the workforce can be scary! Many of you may be feeling unprepared and apprehensive.  Use these resources to help with this transition. Here you will find everything you need and want to know about budgeting and finance, mental health and stress, successful studying habits, resume building, and you’ll even find survival guides for commonly attended colleges to make it easier to connect with resources on campus

You’re Graduating. Now What?

College is for everyone. In fact, it’s a necessity. This site can act as a hot spot for resources as you work to figure out what the best plan is for you. For some people, that means going to a 4 year University. Others head to community college with plans to transfer later. Some attend a community college or trade school with the goal of attaining a certification and getting to work quickly. Where do you fit in?

Preparing for your future, One step at a time.

Free Application for Federal Student Aid Deadline in Michigan March 1st. You can apply after the deadline but remember the amount of money available gets smaller as you get farther away from the date. There is no charge for this application, if you are asked to pay a fee you are on the wrong site.

FASFA Application

Application for articulation to GRCC and what classes are available for articulation. You must complete the entire admissions process and become a degree seeking student at GRCC to receive articulation credits. Not all transfer colleges will accept articulation credits. To qualify for articulation a student must: Earn a B or better in their coursework. Ask for the credit to be applied within two years of high school graduation. Be accepted as a degree seeking student at GRCC.

GRCC Articulation

GRCC dual enrollment site. Be sure to check out dates and requirements to qualify for dual enrollment. There are other rules that apply so be sure to see your counselor before considering dual enrollment. Not all courses taken through dual enrollment will transfer to your next college. 

GRCC Dual Enrollment 

Davenports articulation site. You can get an articulation form from this page. Student must earn a 3.0 or higher in each corse in order for credit to be articulated. The student must also begin attending Davenport University within 27 months from the date of their high school graduation.

Davenport Articulation