High School Educators

A complete list of our tools and publications for high school counselors, teachers and administrators is available below. To get started, check out our handout, "A Plan of Action," to learn how to use our materials throughout the year.

View a list of additional resources.

Educator Tools College planning toolkitFAFSA ToolsStudent Publications

Educator Tools

PDF of High School Student Workbook

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FAFSA Toolkit

StartWithFAFSA.org PDFFall is the best time to remind your high school seniors about the importance of completing and submitting the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). This critical step is the first in the process of qualifying for state and federal aid to help pay for college.

Given your packed schedule and the importance of early FAFSA notification to students and parents, we’ve loaded our FAFSA Toolkit for Counselors with resources that are “ready to roll” for your convenience. The tools provided in the kit are available below for you to download and use as you please.

Don't forget to visit our FAFSA website for students and their parents at StartWithFAFSA.org. Help the families you serve learn about the FAFSA by sharing this site with them where new information about FAFSA completion is posted weekly.

Publications

FAFSA Event Planning Tools

Hosting a FAFSA event at your school just got a lot easier! Use these "ready-to-go" tools to help you plan and promote your event.

FAFSA Completion Promotional Tools

Video Spots:
Instructions for use: View each video below by clicking the "play" buttons. If you'd like to share these videos on your school's website and/or social media pages, simply copy/paste the YouTube hyperlinks found above each video.

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FAFSA Tutorial English:

 

FAFSA Tutorial Spanish:

 

 

Digital Display Ads:
Instructions for use: Click each image to download and save, then post these on your school's website and social media pages. Link the images to our FAFSA blog, StartWithFAFSA.org.

728 by 90 Digital Ad: FAFSA applies to several financial aid sources

728 by 90 Spanish Digital Ad

300 by 250 English Digital Ad

300 by 250 Spanish Digital Ad

300 by 600 English Digital Ad

300 by 600 Spanish Digital Ad


Student Publications

  • College Planning Checklists

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Additional Resources



  

The new FAFSA filing date is October 1. Learn more at Start With FAFSA dot org.