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College and Career Readiness Department

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The College and Career Readiness Department of Galena Park ISD is committed to providing access to higher education to all students.  

COLLEGE AND CAREER VIDEOS

Learn about careers available after high school that do not require a student to attend college.

Learn about the application process when applying to the top colleges

Paying for College

Admissions, Majors, and More

Paying for College

Click HERE to learn more about Paying for College

Learn about the various options students can use to pay for college: Federal Aid: FAFSA.gov or State Aid through TASFA application, Need-based aid provided by college, Merit aid provided by college, Outside scholarships from other organizations, and Loans (the ones you have to pay back).

Scholarships and College Information for Undocumented Students

The following website provides information on policies and other important details about applying as an undocumented student. Access to scholarships available to undocumented students is also provided.
https://sites.google.com/gpapps.galenaparkisd.com/help-for-undocumented-students/home

Dual Credit

Providing access to higher education for all students

Dual credit is the enrollment of students in college courses while still in high school, allowing them to earn both college and high school credits simultaneously.

Advanced Placement (AP) and Advanced Courses - Preparing Every Student for College and Beyond

What are Advanced Placement courses? ​

Advanced courses are academically challenging, designed for motivated students ready to engage with rigorous content. These courses operate on the principle that all students can achieve at high levels. The coursework requires students to complete independent, analytical assignments and to complete a significant amount of work outside of class.

The curriculum for these courses is aligned with the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) framework for each subject. Instruction in these courses aims to push students to expand their knowledge, skills, and understanding in preparation for the next level of education. Specifically, advanced middle school courses are intended to prepare students for high school Advanced and Advanced Placement (AP) courses.