College & Career Readiness
“Keep going. No matter what.”
Reginald Lewis
The Team | Required Credits | Scholarships | ACT Resources | Transcripts
IMPORTANT DATE:
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College and Career Readiness Team
JUDITH PARKER BROWN
Director of College and Career Readiness
DEMETRIUS MOORE
College & Career Advisor
NATYRA CRAWFORD
High School Counselor
Required High School Graduation Credits
• Physical Science (1)
• Biology (1)
• Chemistry (1)
• Physics (1)
• Science Electives (2)
• Algebra I (1)
• Geometry (1)
• Algebra II (1)
• Math Elective (1)
• English I (1)
• American Literature (1)
• ELA Electives (2)
• World History (1)
• Ethics and Government (1)
• US History: An African-American Perspective (1)
• Spanish I (1)
• Spanish II (1)
• Health (0.5)
• Physical Education (1.5)
Our academic year is organized into semesters with seven (7) 55-minute periods each day.
AP courses offered are:
• AP Environmental Science
• AP Biology
• AP Psychology
• AP Language & Composition.
Honors classes are offered in American Literature and Chemistry.
Dual enrollment for college credit is offered for math courses at a local technical college if warranted.
College Hub
Scholarship Resources
- Affordable Colleges Online
- This guide offers an overview of scholarships for Black students, including strategies for applying and resources for students.
- Appily
- Search colleges, find scholarships, take virtual tours, compare costs, and move forward with confidence.
- College Bound
- College Board reaches more than 7 million students a year, helping them navigate the path from high school to college and career. We’re a mission-driven not-for-profit organization that connects students to college success.
- Embark
- Our application and assessment software has helped our clients with recruiting, accepting online applications, running an online review, enrolling students, and integrating with their data systems.
- Fastweb
- Fastweb is a free scholarship search platform that connects students to college scholarships, trade school scholarships, and financial aid news and resources.
- Student Scholarships
- StudentScholarships.org has been providing scholarship information to students and scholarship management services to companies since 2003.
- Unigo
- Search through 1,000’s of scholarships in all different types of categories. Find fun, unusual, academic, need based scholarships and more!
ACT Resources
All students are required to take the ACT at least twice in order to walk at graduation, once during their junior year and once during their senior year.
If a student receives Free/Reduced Lunch, they are eligible for two (2) fee waivers. If a student does not receive Free/Reduced Lunch, the 2026 registration costs of the ACT are:
• $68.00 (Standard – English, Math, and Reading)
• $93.00 (Standard with Writing – English, Math, Reading, and Writing)
For additional information, please visit the official ACT website. For additional college guidance, please contact your school counselor.
To register for the ACT, please visit the official ACT registration site.
ACT Study Resources
- ACT Test Prep
- Achieve your best ACT score with official prep products designed for your learning style, budget, and schedule.
- Chegg
- We’re in it with you all semester long with relevant study solutions and step-by-step support.
- PrepFactory
- Whether you’re a teacher or administrator responsible for improving ACT scores for your Juniors next spring, or a student interested in improving your own score, PrepFactory has an affordable interactive test prep solution for you!
Transcript Resources
For students who no longer attend MAS, please contact Leticia Dudley at 414-933-0302, ext 5127. Allow at least 2 business days to process and send your transcript.
