College and Career Planning Guide

- ** The Admissions Office is Relocating This Week!
** We’re excited to share that the Admissions Office is in the process of moving to its new location at the Administration Center, 8855 Dunn Road, Hazelwood, MO 63042, this week!
If you are
** NEW
* * to the District, please allow up to 24 hours for a response. You can also reach the Admissions office by emailing admissions. If you need immediate assistance, please call .
If you are a
** RETURNING
* * family and need assistance with your Online Registration Application, please contact your student(s) school(s), and someone there will be able to assist.
If you need assistance with your online registration or need to update your information, please call  or email admissions.
If you are reaching out regarding a foster student or a student in the Students-in-Transition program, please reach out to Ms. Yolanda Rodgers-Garvin at yrodgers-garvin.
Thank you for your patience as we make this transition to better serve you! We look forward to assisting you with walk-in registration needs for
** new
* * families starting on
** Monday, July 14, 2025.
** Please  for admission requirements that new and returning families must submit.
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- ** Make Sure You Complete Your Online Registration/Annual Update for the 2025-26 School Year!
** Online registration for the 2025-26 school year is open for all returning and new students. Don't wait until the last minute before school starts. Register early and beat the late summer rush.
All returning families, log in through the Infinite Campus Parent Portal to confirm your student's information and get them ready for the first day.
For new families, please visit the website  and select New Student Enrollment.
Quick, easy, and can be done from home! Make sure your contact details, proof of residency, emergency contacts, and other important information are up-to-date. For more information, visit (Use the "Apply for this Job" box below)..

** The first day of school is Monday, August 18!**# College and Career Planning Guide# College and Career Pathways for High School Students
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* Tap again to continue# College and Career Resources and Programs* ## College Planning  #
** College Entrance
** Many four-year colleges require more academic high school credits in several academic areas than does the Ferguson Florissant comprehensive diploma. School counselors have extensive college admission requirement information.  ##
** Admission Information for First-time Freshman Students
** The University of Missouri System has a uniform policy for admission of freshman students to its four campuses. The procedure for regular admission from high school is based on high school class rank, performance on a standardized college aptitude test, and required high school units. Any high school graduate may be admitted with evidence indicating the fulfillment of the following requirements:  At least 17 units of credit (One unit=one year in class) as follows:  + English:
Four units. Two units emphasizing composition or writing skills. One of the remaining two units may be in speech or debate.  + Mathematics:
Four units (Algebra 1 and higher)  + Science:
Three units not including general science, one of the three units must be a laboratory course  + Social Studies:
Three units  + Fine Arts:
One unit  + Foreign Language:
Two units of a single foreign language  + Math and foreign language units may be accepted from middle/junior high school.  In addition to the 17-unit requirement, each applicant will be evaluated on high school rank and test score (ACT or SAT). Applicants with an ACT composite score of 24 or higher, SAT Total (Critical Reading and Math scores) of 1090 or higher, or redesigned SAT of 1160 or higher, will be admitted without regard to class rank.  

If the ACT Composite score is between 17 to 23, SAT Total (Critical Reading and Math scores) is between 820 to 1080, or the redesigned SAT Total is between 900 to 1150, the applicant must meet the following high school class rank requirement or core GPA to qualify for admission.* ## A Comparison of Colleges & Universities  Find the college that's the best fit for you by using .

See how colleges stack up against one another by ranking, graduate salary, tuition and financial aid, and admissions data.* ## Career Planning
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