EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO GET COLLEGE-READY IS HERE.
Planning for college doesn’t have to feel overwhelming. And it isn’t something you have to figure out on your own. We’ll help you find your path and take the next step.
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STUDENTS
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FAMILIES
Understand cost and financial aid options
COUNSELORS
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UNSURE WHERE TO BEGIN? START HERE.
PREPARING FOR COLLEGE
PLANNING FOR COLLEGE
APPLYING TO COLLEGE
PAYING FOR COLLEGE
Is orientation something I need to do?
When do I get to choose my roommate?
"Your first year is just the beginning of an incredible journey and you don't have to figure it out alone. Take advantage of your university's programs for first-year students and set yourself up for success from day one!"
– Carlos, U of A student
Is there someone on campus that can help me if I need it?
How can I meet new people and make friends?
How do I choose a college?
How do I pick a major?
"Knowledge is power at the end of the day, taking the extra time, making connections and doing the research will absolutely help you along the way."
- Rachel, NAU student
Should I be doing anything in high school to prepare?
Am I required to take the ACT or SAT?
What are the admission requirements for Arizona's public universities?
Do I qualify for funding from the AZ Comeback Initiative?
"As a first generation student, I leaned heavily on mentors and counselors to help me find the resources that would make my journey easier."
– Aaliyah, ASU student
When should I start applying?
What do I need to apply?
PAYING FOR COLLEGE
Explore financial aid programs and find money to help pay for college.
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Do I qualify for funding from the Arizona Promise Program?
How do I get help with my FAFSA?
"Being able to tell my family that I got the Arizona Promise Program and my tuition and fees were covered was a huge relief."
– Morgan, ASU student
How much financial aid can I get?
Do I qualify for funding from the Fostering Success program?
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Connect with a specialist at the university you’re interested in. They’ll help you understand your options and what to do next.
