Increasing awareness of career opportunities and assisting with planning of career paths through interest inventories, career assessment and exploration, career vs. college exploration, college degree plan exploration, resume building.
Increasing awareness of higher education opportunities and assisting with college admissions policies and application processes, college admissions interview skills essay writing, resume building, test prep; SAT, ACT, TSI, admissions application assistance, transfer planning.
Providing information on financial aid resources, and assisting with applying for FAFSA, TASFA (Texas Application for State Financial Aid), and scholarships, verification process assistance, college expenses analysis, financial literacy, award package breakdown, and student loan assistance.
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1. Your 2019 Tax Returns for school year 2021-2022 or Your 2018 Tax Returns for school year 2020-2021
2. Your Social Security Number or a Registration Number if you’re not a U.S. citizen
If you are a dependent student, you will need your parent/legal guardian(s) information stated above.
College admission has never looked more different. Testing requirements and application deadlines are ever-changing, and students are faced with financial uncertainty in the wake of COVID-19. To help ease the college planning process for your students, we’ve compiled a list of the most useful resources we’ve come across. We’re here to help keep your college-bound students on track!
How to Homeschool (Homeschooling 101)
Texas Laws, tips, local and state lists of homeschool organizations and support groups, blog, homeschool classes and co-ops.
The Houston Homeschool Hub
Highlights field trip ideas, where a teen can volunteer and support groups and associations:
