
Guiding Every Student Toward a Confident Future
At Wye River Upper School
preparing for life after high school begins long before senior year.
College and career planning is an ongoing process that helps students discover their strengths, explore future opportunities, and build a plan that reflects their goals.
College
Vocational School
Internship
Military Service
Workforce
Every graduate leaves WRUS with a clear direction and the confidence to take the next step
Can Wye River Upper School help students get a head start on college?
Juniors and Seniors can take part in the dual-enrollment program, earning real college credit while still enrolled at Wye River Upper School. It's a chance for students to test-drive college-level coursework in a supported environment, build momentum toward a degree, and walk into their first semester of college already ahead.
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Can students earn college credit or gain career experience while attending Wye River Upper School?
Yes. Eligible students have opportunities to earn college credit through dual enrollment while still in high school. Students also participate in career exploration and real-world learning opportunities, including internships and experiences with local businesses and organizations. These opportunities help students connect their interests and classroom learning to life beyond high school.
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What options are available for students who do not plan to attend a four-year college?
Wye River Upper School recognizes that success after high school looks different for every student. Students are supported in exploring a range of postsecondary pathways, including two-year colleges, trade and technical programs, military service, and employment. Our goal is to help each student identify a path that aligns with their strengths, interests, and long-term goals.
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What colleges have Wye River Upper School students been accepted to?
From nationally recognized universities to colleges known for supporting students who learn differently, Wye River Upper School graduates continue their education at institutions across Maryland and throughout the country, including University of Maryland, Virginia Tech, Salisbury University, Landmark College, Curry College, Washington College, and Beacon College.
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