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A complete "to do" list provided by the Department of Education to help you and your parents prepare for college!
Adventures In Education (AIE™) is a public-service program that helps students plan and complete their journey through higher education. By providing a Web site and other free resources to students, parents, counselors, and educators, AIE encourages individuals to discover and pursue educational opportunities.
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 You've made it through high school and you're ready to start college, but which one is right for you and what's the first step in the process? Find these answers and much more in the Admissions category! |
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 Not sure how to pay for college? Learn more about your options for federal, state and institutional aid including grants, loans and work-study programs as well as the process to apply! |
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 Being able to make informed and effective decisions about finances has never been more important. Check out this section to learn about credit and money management, budgeting, savings and many more topics. |
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 Should you take the SAT or ACT? Or both? Find out more about these two college assessment tests, how they differ from each other and how you can be better prepared before the big test date! |
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 Searching for scholarships can be a daunting task, but there's millions of dollars of free money out there to help you pay for your college education...you just have to know where to look! |
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 Still undecided about a major? Considering a gap year before starting college? Start here to learn more about different career options and salaries or take an online personality test to discover your best "career fit." |
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Founded in 1978 as a private, non-profit organization, Higher Education Servicing Corporation (HESC), along with our sister organization North Texas Higher Education Authority, Inc. (NTHEA), has worked persistently to ensure student access to higher education. Through a variety of educational outreach programs and services, we continue to serve a larger and more diverse population of students and parents each year. Our outreach programs and services include high school and community based GO Centers (college & career centers), College Prep programs for junior high and high school students, financial aid presentations and FAFSA workshops, K-16 financial literacy presentations, high school counselor training, and support of local STEM programs.