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Career Center
The Mission Bay High School Career Center,
located in room 330, is a place for students, parents, staff, and
community members to obtain information and materials about colleges,
careers, training opportunites, job leads, community involvement
and much more. The Career Center has proven to be a useful source
for those who use the services offered. The current Career Center advisor is Mrs. Barbara Mondt. The office is open from 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. daily. A new advisor will be hired in January and the Center will have longer hours. For more information about the Career Center, contact us at (858) 273-1313, extension 106 Mission Bay Career Center is designed around the following areas: College Information, Scholarship Information, Career Exploration, ROP, Vocational Training, Job Board. Our Career Center is equipped with computers with Internet access, ACT and SAT study guides, and much more.
Useful Links For Educational andCareer Opportunities Use the links below to assist in answering some questions you might have about the careers, colleges, financial aid, volunteering, etc. Our newest resource is:Careercrusing.com. Use the link that below. Our User Name is: Missionbay. Password is: highschool. To create a portfolio, make sure all information is entered correctly. Enter your e-mail address so we can send you your User Name and password if you forget it. Your induvidual Portfolio User Name is: Your " class of" year (2 digits), your first name, your last name- NO SPACES. Should read something like this: 08johnjones Your induvidual Password is your birthday (6 digits). For a January 11,1994, birthday, it would read: 011194 Type again to confirm. Press Create a Password key and you are ready to begin. Your complete career guidance system on the internet. IMPORTANT: 'Browse perhaps the largest and best-known free database of private sources of financial aid. with more than 600,000 awards for undergraduate and graduate studies Search this free database of more than 2,000 non-college sources of funding for undergraduate study. (Scholarship Search) Financial aid Click on Student/Parents to learn more about planning for college, applying for financial aid, and managing your student loan. You will also find information on the low-interest federal loans and sound advices on borrowing.
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Mission Bay High School · Home of the Buccaneers · 2475 Grand Ave, San Diego, California 92109 · (858) 273-1313 |
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The primary goal is to
be a resource to assist students in making appropriate college/career
choices so they can best become prepared to enter the workplace
in a changing global economy, either directly after high school
or upon completing their college education.