TRANSCRIPTS: If you need a transcript sent to a college, please email me and include your name, the document(s) that should be sent, the name of the person I should send them to, AND the receiving person's email address.

Transcript Request Example:

Hi Mrs. Bergholtz,

This is Johnny Tiger.  I am applying to Toy Story University and need my transcript sent.  Will you please send my transcript to Mackenzie College?  Her email address is college@college.edu.

Thank you,

Johnny Tiger

How do I apply to Louisiana Delta Community College?

Ladelta.edu

Click Apply at top of page

Click Apply Now

Create an account with an email address you will check regularly-not your school email

Complete the application

If you need help, work with Mrs. Bergholtz or Mrs. House (LA Career Compass) to complete the application

You will need to send your transcript, test scores, and immunization records to LDCC. Mrs. Bergholtz can send those but you have to let her know who/where to send them to.

Contacts for more information:

Nadja Haynie

Can help with questions about programs

318-497-6326

nadjahaynie@ladelta.edu

Ruta Johns

Can help with questions about the application and enrolling in classes

rutajohns@ladelta.edu

318-497-6324

Debbie Singleton

Louisiana Workforce Development—Free money! $$$

318-480-5050

Louisiana Workforce Commission

Louisiana Star Jobs ***link is broken as of 5/5/21

My Life My Way-Career Exploration Activity

Unlock My Future-Career Exploration Activity

Virtual College Information Events:

Big Future Days: College Board is hosting virtual events for high school students to connect directly with college admissions representatives and take action on the most important steps for college.

College Selection Guide: Do you need help deciding where to go?  Here's a guide to help you weigh the pros and cons of the various colleges you're considering.

College Virtual Tours - thank you to Collegewise for putting together this fabulous list! Collection of nearly 1,000 colleges and their virtual offerings

While you will not be able visit colleges in person to get a sense of their diverse cultures, there are other ways that you can learn more about the schools to which you may ultimately decide to apply. Colleges are putting extensive virtual tours on their websites so that students can get an in-depth look at what each school has to offer. Find a virtual information session with an admission officer for the colleges where you’re especially interested. Use online search tools to start shaping your college list. In addition to going directly to each college’s website, there are some amazing resources out there with student reviews. Check out https://www.youvisit.com/; www.induck.co; www.unigo.com and www.colleges.niche.com.

American College Application Campaign’s College Research Worksheet

Downloadable guide to help students understand match, fit, and cost when researching colleges and identifying to which colleges they want to apply.

My Next Move

Answer questions about the type of work you might enjoy. We'll suggest careers that match your interests and training.

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• Job seekers and college applicants are increasingly being required to participate in some form of online interview. The 2019 NCDA article, Preparing Students for Career Success: Exposing Students to Online Interviewing, provides strategies for supporting students who are preparing for virtual interviews. Students should familiarize themselves with online conferencing software and practice interview techniques as part of their postsecondary planning.
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• Unlock my Future helps students find potential dream careers based on their own interests. It guides students to schools that are best for them and assists with finding resources to help pay for college.
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College Navigator - National Center for Education Statistics is a tool to find colleges and career schools that may fit the needs of students.

Interactive Career Pathway Data

Using data from the Condition of Career Pathway Readiness in the United States 2019, ACT has developed an interactive tool to help high school students and adults understand their career options based on their skills and determine the types of jobs available to them.  Students can use this to navigate career opportunities, including future job openings and salary information, alongside the benchmarks for each of the top occupation openings.

Take a Virtual College Tour: youvisit.com

Louisiana Delta Community College Virtual Info Session

Learn more about college through these videos created by the National Association for College Admissions Counselors about various colleges (YouTube playlist College Spotlights):

• University of Kentucky
• Beloit College
• Humboldt State University
• Ohio University
• Berea College
• University of Colorado Boulder
• University of Michigan
• Chapman University
• Wichita State University
• Franklin & Marshall College
• California State University Chico
• Tufts University
• University of Texas-Arlington
• Georgia Tech
• St. Mary's University of Minnesota
• West Virginia University
• Boise State University
• Willamette University
• Vassar College
• The University of Oklahoma
• Lycoming College
• University of Western Oregon
• University of Chicago
• University of Pennsylvania
• Fort Lewis College
• Grinnell College
• University of Wyoming
• Columbia University  
• Dartmouth College
• Bowdoin College
• University of Alaska-Fairbanks
• Bryn Mawr College
• Northern Michigan University
• Prescott College
• Buena Vista University
• Hanover College
• Williams College
• University of California-Los Angeles (UCLA)
• Swarthmore College
• Ohio University
• Berea College
• Kansas State University
• Pomona College
• Middlebury College
• University of Evansville
• University of Massachusetts, Amherst
• University of Georgia
• Scripps College
• University of Pittsburgh, Bradford

Additional Career Exploration Resources

• SkillsUSA is a national membership association serving high school, college and middle school students who are preparing for careers in trade, technical and skilled service occupations, including health occupations, and for further education. 
• 2020 Internships in Louisiana offers a list of current internships available in our state. 
• Apprenticeship Louisiana supports students searching for an opportunity by location, salary, and job. 
• Louisiana Star Jobs offers the opportunity to explore top-rated careers in Louisiana. 
• Louisiana Community and Technical Colleges bridge programs are designed to improve the preparation and ease the transition into college. 
• College Access in Louisiana includes an overview of the federal, state, and outreach programs available to eligible students. This resource also outlines postsecondary education access and college and career planning resources. 
• Propel America is a nonprofit that helps young adults successfully transition from high school into a career and higher education. If a student completes the Propel I "Core Course", in which they identify a career pathway of interest, they will receive support preparing for that career. If they successfully complete the course, they can become Propel Fellows upon graduation. Fellows receive tuition for a training program and a stipend. 
• Work Readiness Standards and Benchmarks mentions the important factors needed to establish readiness for transition from postsecondary programs to employment. 

21st Century Job Center’s Practitioner’s Guide provides web-based tools that present low-cost training, career exploration, and job search opportunities.

Sallie Mae's Within Reach Blog: Find tips for completing a college application, how to write a college application essay, and more!

Interested in the healthcare field? For some general information explaining various careers at all different levels, visit this site: https://www.ultimatemedical.edu/healthcare-career-guide/

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