What
do prospective students need to know?
- CollegeforTN.org
the online, one-stop college shop where students can plan, prepare, pay and apply for college. CollegeforTN.org can help students create an academic plan, select a postsecondary institution, research financial aid opportunities, apply online and more.
- CollegePaysTN.com
Your source for information about financing your college education in the State of Tennessee.
- FAFSA
opens the door to the federal student aid process.
Every step you take will get you closer to achieving
your educational goals. Find out what you can
expect from beginning to end.
- IPEDS
College Opportunities On-Line is your direct link to nearly 7,000 colleges
and universities in the United States. If you
are thinking about a large university, a small
liberal arts college, a specialized college,
a community college, a career or technical college
or a trade school, you can find them all here.
- Collegeboard.com Your inside source for connecting students to
college opportunity and success. Find out about
testing requirements, planning for college,
and how to search, apply and pay for college.
Offers online assistance with "My Organizer"
and College Aid Calculators.
- SHEEO, State Higher Education Executive Officers, website
contains information for students, administrators
and parents on everything from Financial Aid
and Financing to Completion and Graduation data.
It is also your source for information for governance
and policy issues in post-secondary institutions
across the United States.
- SREB
works with higher education agencies in the
16 member states to collect and share timely
comparative information and higher education
data used extensively by state leaders. The
Challenge to Lead goals series includes reports
related to goals on college readiness, college
affordability and teacher preparation.
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Troops and their Families With the National Guard and Ready Reserves being
called to active duty and U.S. troops being
deployed or reassigned to other duty stations,
student loan repayment may be one of the issues
on the minds of soldiers and their families.
- Department
of Education Anti-Fraud Efforts -
The US Department of Education has released
information to help students understand the
risk of Identity Theft and Fraud with regards
to financial aid programs and credit cards.
- Scholarship
Scams - In
their efforts to pay the bills, many students
and their families are unfortunately falling
prey to scholarship scams. This website advises
parents and students of the warning signs of
scholarship scams.
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