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
College Planning in a Remote Year: Students and Educators Share Their Journey
The following session, College Planning In a Remote Year: Students and Educators Share Their Journey was recorded live at the National Conference on Education, Thursday February...
National School Counseling Week 2021
National School Counseling Week 2021 (Feb. 1–5), sponsored by the American School Counselor Association (ASCA), highlights the essential contribution of school counselors within...
Advising Students About Test-Optional Colleges
Ideally, a student’s college planning experience should serve as a process to help them become educated decision-makers and build their self-confidence. Counselors and parents...
Data-Driven High School Counseling
For many high school counselors, the idea of data-driven counseling may feel overwhelming, especially since most counselors are responsible for hundreds of students at a time....
Building a Balanced College List Together
Most counselors have hundreds of high school students to assist with post-secondary planning. With so many students to help, how can you maximize your time with each student and...
4 Ways to Engage Students’ Families From the Start
For nearly one-third of high school students, word of mouth from friends and family is the most trusted source of information about colleges (2019 Eduventures Student Sentiment...
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