COLLEGE APPLICATIONS AND ACCESS PROGRAMS
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The Coalition for College
The Coalition is a diverse group of more than 150 distinguished colleges and universities that is committed to making college a reality for all high school students through our set of free online college planning tools that helps students learn about, prepare for, and apply to college.
Common App
Apply to approximately 700 colleges with one application.
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
The office of Federal Student Aid provides grants, loans, and work-study funds for college or career school, offering more than $150 billion each year to help millions of students pay for higher education. Be sure to use the site ending in .gov.
The FAFSA is now open for the 2020-21 school year! Current seniors (and current college students) should complete this as soon as possible.
GoGrad
A helpful resource to those with disabilities hoping to attain their masters degree.
Guide to Ohio's Public Universities
Information on the 14 public universities in the state.
NACAC Fee Waiver
Request for Admission Application Fee Waiver from the National Association for College Admission Counseling.
Ohio Department of Higher Education
ODHE is a Cabinet-level agency for the Governor that oversees higher education for the state.
Reviews.Com "Best Scholarship Search Platforms of 2017"
Helpful information on finding reliable scholarship search engines.
"The SmartStudent Guide to Financial Aid"
Information on scholarships, savings, loans and other types of aid.
Steps2College
A one-stop site for everything you need to support your students through the college-going process.
Educational Talent Search
ETS provides FREE information about college readiness and career options to students in grades 6-12. Participating students meet with ETS advisors during the day at target schools, attend special events, and more!
Upward Bound
UB College Prep Academy is designed for area high school students who are interested in college but may need extra help to do so. Funded through the U.S Department of Education and WSCC.