Counseling Office

College Planning


Palomar Promise

● High school graduate
● First-time college student
● California Resident
● Completed FAFSA or Dream Act 
● Completed First-year experience Palomar promise application 
● 12 units per semester

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Cal State San Marcos

● Complete all 4 years at Fallbrook High
● Meet A-G requirements
● A GPA of 3.0 or above, with no semester lower than a 2.6
● Submit an application to Cal State San Marcos and FAFSA

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University of California

Welcome to the University of California's application for undergraduate admissions and scholarships. By starting your application, you're taking your first step toward the best public university system in the world.

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California State University

Find your future at the California State University.
With 23 campuses and thousands of degree choices, the CSU is a great place to start your journey. Explore your options below, and start your application today.

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Watch this informational video about Personal Insight Questions for UC applicants.

Please visit https://hs-articulation.ucop.edu/agcourselist/institution/1864 to view our A-G approved courses. Make an appointment with your counselor today to create or review your 4 year plan. If you need a letter of Recommendation from your counselor, please fill out a Brag Sheet and turn in to your counselor in a timely matter.

Senior Brag Sheet

A brag sheet is very similar to a student resume – it highlights your accomplishments, key experiences, leadership skills and employment throughout your high school career. We use brag sheets to fill out letter of recommendations for colleges, scholarships, and / or jobs. Your counselor or teacher may ask for a brag sheet to write the best possible recommendation. Please contact your counselor in a timely matter if you need a letter of recommendation.

Cal State San Marcos Updates

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at California State University San Marcos (CSUSM) is offering scholarships to academically talented, financially burdened students who intend to pursue a chemistry / biochemistry major.