College, Career, and Military Readiness
Our Collegiate and Military Readiness Programs provide students with a variety of post-secondary pathways designed to enhance college, career, and military readiness. Our goal is to help every student identify and pursue opportunities that align with their individual interests, goals, and aspirations while preparing them for success beyond high school.
Through Advanced Placement (AP) courses, AVID, Dual Credit, SAT/ACT preparation, military leadership opportunities, and partnerships with colleges, universities, and military service programs, students gain valuable experiences that establish a strong foundation for their future. Whether students plan to attend college, enter the workforce, serve in the armed forces, or pursue a combination of these paths, our programs provide the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to succeed.
Fort Worth ISD is committed to recognizing and nurturing the talents and abilities of all students, from elementary through secondary grades, and supporting them in reaching their fullest academic, leadership, and personal potential. By offering rigorous academic opportunities and diverse pathways to success, we empower students to become lifelong learners, responsible citizens, and future leaders.

The goal of the GO Center is to increase the number of students choosing to go to college by encouraging them to pursue higher education goals and providing them the tools to do so.
GO Centers help students with the following:
- College Admission Awareness
- College Application Assistance
- Financial Aid Application Assistance
- Financial Aid Advising
- Career Exploration
- Scholarship Assistance
- College Advising
- College Campus Visits and Tours
- Academic Advising
Tarrant To & Through Partnership
Aims to ensure more Tarrant County students have the training and skills they need to thrive in today’s workforce.
Scholarship Listings--Updated Monthly
Fort Worth ISD page updated monthly
College Visit Tips for Parents
Touring prospective colleges is a rite of passage for many families and an important part of the college admissions process. Here are some tips to help parents plan a successful college visit trip.
- Be selective
- Be realistic
- Be flexible
- Visit the financial aid office, the security office, and the career services office.
