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About College & Career Expo

The College & Career Expo provides an opportunity for high school students to learn about career opportunities, meet with higher education representatives about appropriate coursework, and receive information about financial aid for college. If you would like to get more information about the next College & Career Fair or to register, click here.

Strengthening Central Texas

The College & Career Expo helps ensure a strong workforce in Central Texas by encouraging students to choose higher education options to succeed in a chosen career path. Read more about how CCE exhibitors and Skillpoint's partners meet the needs of Central Texas.

Information for Educators

High school juniors and seniors are invited to explore potential career opportunities that match their strengths; to meet with higher education representatives about appropriate coursework; and to receive information about attending college.

Information for Sponsorship and Booth Registration

Interested in sponsoring the event or representing your college or company? Learn more about how to get involved.

Hundreds of 9- to 14-year-olds participated in the Central Texas FIRST LEGO League (FLL) program thanks to the amazing support of parents, schools, mentors from local high tech companies, colleges and universities, and tons of volutneers. Students engaged in hands-on probelm solving with LEGO Robotics while researching real-world issues and creating their own solutions. "This event was amazing," an FLL student participant said. "My team had such a wonderful time. The energy and enthusiasm were unbelievable."