Publications and Tools
Use the buttons to the left to find additional age-appropriate publications. We also offer classroom tools for educators and counselors.
Most Popular Publications
The StudentAid.gov Account Worksheet, also available in Spanish, will guide you through the StudentAid.gov account creation process. StudentAid.gov accounts are required for students to electronically sign the FAFSA, and one parent of a dependent student will also need to create an account. Keep this document in a safe place.
Are You Looking for Money is a financial aid guide with specific information about Oklahoma's programs. It offers information about grants, scholarships, work-study, and student loans.
From Cradle to College provides information to help parents make college a reality for their children. It includes information about childhood development, learning, goal-setting and ways to pay for college.
Finish the FAFSA in 5 Steps, also available in Spanish, is a step-by-step guide designed to help students and their parents submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in just five simple steps. It also includes FAFSA Facts, which offers students and parents must-know facts about the FAFSA including useful terms, when to apply and how to get the most assistance throughout the process.
The Scholarship Success Guide offers students tips for earning scholarships, including help with preparing to apply, meeting deadlines and writing essays. The guide also features a list of scholarship resources and websites.
Your Transition to College highlights the differences between high school and college, offers tips for success in college, and provides a summary of "to-do" items for high school seniors.
Our College Planning Checklists provide high school students detailed information about the steps they must take not only to gain admission to a college or university, but also to be successful in high school and college. From what classes to take to when to apply for financial aid, these checklists offer useful information for every high school student. Checklists are also available for middle school students. Additional Resources:
