Michigan 4-H Youth Development: Careers


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Michigan State University

As you explore various colleges you’ll find helpful information for potential students and family members on most college Web sites. On this page we’re providing you with the links to valuable information provided by Michigan State University.

Helpful Hints for the College Bound

Mark Nazario, MSU Admissions Associate Director, offers an exciting 4-H Exploration Days session, Helpful Hints for the College Bound. In addition to an interactive tour of the campus, Mark shares practical advice about ACT and SAT preparation, college prep tracks in high school, advanced placement classes and financial aid. It’s an opportunity to get your questions about getting into college answered. High school seniors participating in this session will have their MSU admission application fee waived.

MSU College Planning Resources

Planning for college during middle school and early high school years will help you determine not only your career goals, but also what type of college experience will best suit your needs, interests and expectations. College planning information for middle and high school-aged students can be found in the MSU pamphlet called “College Planning Guide.”

The MSU “Future Students” page contains information to help you in your college search and planning process. There are links to college preparatory curriculum, academic programs, application instructions and much more.

Use the MSU Office of Admissions Site Map as a tool to assist you in finding answers to general admission questions. There are many other helpful topic areas to choose from, including finances, visiting campus and campus life. The Student Toolbox is the place to submit an online application, check your admission status and perform other tasks.

On the MSU Parents & Families Web page you’ll find links to the following topics:

Preparing Your Student
Getting Started
Staying Connected
Services for Students
MSU Destinations
Health & Wellness
Safety & Security
Knowing the Rules
Disability Resources & Services
Diversity & Multiculturalism
Joining the MSU Community
Subscribing to E-mail News Updates

MSU Graduate School

Do you already know that your career pathway requires you to obtain a masters, Ph.D. or medical degree? Here you will find everything you need to know about graduate school at Michigan State University.

Contact Information

For more information on how to get involved as a youth or volunteer, contact your county MSU Extension office or:

Laura Allen, 4-H Career Education Coordinator
4-H Youth Development
160 Agriculture Hall
East Lansing, MI 48824

Phone: 517-432-7632
Fax: 517-355-6748
Email: lacourse@anr.msu.edu