Counselor Resource Library
Supporting you, supporting students.
Wondering how to best explain test-optional admissions to students? How about managing family involvement? Wondering if college is what is best for all your students? Those answers and so many more are here in our counselor resource library! We are here to come alongside you in counseling students on their journeys to college and career success.
Quick Guides and FAFSA Resources
Guide for the First-Time FAFSA Applicant
Guia Para Llenar el Formulario FAFSA (Español)
Family and Mentor Quick Guide: Supporting Your Student In Building a Balanced College List
Student Quick Guide: How To Build a Balanced College List
How to Best Start College Planning with Your Student
For even the most seasoned high school counselor, guiding students in their post-secondary plans can be complicated. Each student brings their own unique story and set of...
Practical Tips for the College Search
This is the final blog in our five-part “Friday Five” series focused on helping students begin the college search process. The first blog in the series discussed how to help...
Building a Balanced List: Incorporating College Fit
In the first blog in our five-part series, we discussed how to help juniors begin thinking about their post-high school plans and the importance of helping students “see”...
Building a Balanced List: Starting with Match
In the first blog in our five-part series, we discussed how to help juniors begin thinking about their post-high school plans and the importance of helping students “see”...
“Know Thyself:” A College Planning Maxim
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3TGXBY6UgM In last week’s Educator companion blog to our Friday Five series, we covered how to help students begin thinking about their post-high...
Supporting Juniors’ Post-High School Pathways
Watch our first Friday Five video now: https://youtu.be/VmN5WLK4F4Q The spring semester is always a great time to begin talking with juniors about their post-high school...
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