Helping New Hampshire Families Plan and Pay for College Since 1962.
Helping New Hampshire Families Plan and Pay for College Since 1962.
Our Center for College Planning (CCP) team has developed a variety of free college planning resources for school counselors and educators to use with K-12 students during the COVID-19 pandemic. Please check back daily as we will continue to add resources to keep the college conversation going! Please call us at 888.747.2382, ext. 119 or email us with questions!
In addition to these resources, our college counselors are available Monday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to assist families with the review of financial aid award letters, to complete or update the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), and to answer general college planning or financial aid questions. Families may reach us by calling 888.747.2382, ext. 119 or emailing with questions!
(For Parents and Students) In May 2020, The NHHEAF Network’s Center for College Planning (CCP) hosted a series of virtual workshops designed to provide New Hampshire high school students and parents with college planning and financial aid advice. Local, national, and even international experts joined us to present 19 engaging and informative programs with helpful tips and suggestions for families navigating the path to college. These webinars can be viewed from our website or our YouTube channel.
(For Parents & Students) Encourage seniors and their families to register and attend a FREE Applying to College 101 webinar Wednesday, July 15th from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Topics to be covered include navigating the college admissions process, narrowing the college applications list, developing a list of questions to ask on a college tour, understanding the application timeline, and introducing the basics of financial aid.
In addition, if you would like to offer this as a webinar just for your school’s senior class and parents, please call the Center for College Planning (CCP) at 888.747.2382, ext. 119 to schedule.
(For Students) Present relevant college application process information for your seniors this summer or this fall as a classroom or virtual presentation. Please call the Center for College Planning (CCP) at 888.747.2382, ext. 119 to schedule.
(For Parents & Students) Share our comprehensive College Insider Series: College Admissions Guide for information about college interviews, NCAA regulations, career exploration, college admissions criteria, and applying for financial aid.
(For Students) Have students listen to this webinar to hear tips and strategies for developing the written portions of the college application. Our expert college counselor explores writing an impressive resume, how to obtain positive, focused letters of recommendation, and offers tips for choosing the right topic, presenting your best self, and a list of do’s and don’ts for writing a college essay.
(For Students) Share this online game to help students explore education after high school, think about future careers, and learn basic money management concepts.
(For Parents & Students) Share this College Planning Guide for Student Athletes for information about athletic scholarships, recruitment packets, and more.
(For Parents &s; Students) Offer FREE Center for College Planning (CCP) resources. Do students need help building their college list? We’re here for you! Contact the CCP to schedule a free college prep appointment with one of our college counselors by calling 888.747.2382, ext. 119.
(For Parents & Students) Share our College Insider Series: College Financial Aid Guide, for helpful information on applying for financial aid, FAFSA filing tips, and funding options
(For Students) Share this activity along with our Financial Aid Insider to help students learn basic financial aid lingo and concepts.
(For Students) Share this worksheet as a tool to help students understand and compare their financial aid award letters.
(For Parents & Students) Offer FREE Center for College Planning (CCP) resources. Need help understanding your financial aid award letter(s)? Want to know how to finance college? We’re here for you! Contact us to schedule a free funding options appointment with one of our college counselors. Call us at 888.747.2382, ext. 119 to schedule a virtual office appointment today!
(For Parents & Students) Share this slide deck designed to help families understand and evaluate financial aid award letters. We discuss federal financial aid programs, financing options, scholarship search, and reporting special circumstance to the colleges.
(For Parents & Students) Share this pre-recorded webinar designed to help families understand and evaluate financial aid award letters. We discuss federal financial aid programs, financing options, scholarship search, and reporting special circumstance to the colleges.
(For Students) Share our new scholarship database to help students explore local, regional, and national scholarship opportunities! In addition, encourage them to follow The NHHEAF Network on Facebook and Twitter as we post scholarship opportunities nearly every day!
(For Parents & Students) Consider hosting a virtual Q & A Paying for College session with a CCP College Counselor. During this Q & A you can address pressing questions about making the final decision and how the landscape of paying for college may be changing in the time of COVID 19. For a sample, check out this recently recorded Zoom session, hosted by Oyster River High School. If interested, contact your high school’s CCP College Counselor.
(For Parents and Students) In May 2020, The NHHEAF Network’s Center for College Planning (CCP) hosted a series of virtual workshops designed to provide New Hampshire high school students and parents with college planning and financial aid advice. Local, national, and even international experts joined us to present 19 engaging and informative programs with helpful tips and suggestions for families navigating the path to college. These webinars can be viewed from our website or our YouTube channel.
(For Parents & Students) Share this video of one of our college counselors presenting our Applying to College 101 presentation at Exeter High School in March 2020. This video is intended to educate juniors and families about the college admission process. Topics addressed in this program include navigating the college admissions process, narrowing your list, developing a list of questions to ask on a college tour, understanding the application timeline, and introducing the basics of financial aid.
(For Parents & Students) Share this slide deck about the college admission process. Topics include: narrowing your list, questions to ask on a college tour, the application timeline, and the basics of financial aid.
(For Parents & Students) Share this College Planning Guide for Student Athletes for information about athletic scholarships, recruitment packets, and more.
(For Students) Share this online game to help students explore education after high school, think about future careers, and learn basic money management concepts.
(For Parents & Students) Share our comprehensive College Insider Series: College Admissions Guide for information about college interviews, NCAA regulations, career exploration, college admissions criteria, and applying for financial aid.
(For Students) Share this activity along with our College Admissions Aid Insider to help students learn about the college search and application process.
(For Parents & Students) Share this pre-recorded webinar with parents and students to kick off their financial aid process. Hear our expert college counselor dispel many of the myths of financial aid. Learn the basics of financial aid as she discusses the cost of college, the types of aid available to undergraduate students, the two financial aid forms families may need to complete, ways to manage college costs, and more.
(For Parents & Students) Share our College Insider Series: College Financial Aid Guide, for helpful information on applying for financial aid, FAFSA filing tips, and funding options.
(For Students) Share this activity along with our Financial Aid Insider to help students learn basic financial aid lingo and concepts.
(For Students) Share our helpful College Guru’s Suggested College Timeline with students. For an additional activity, ask them to share with you where they are on their way to planning for college.
(For Students) If your school is participating in our “I Am College Bound/I Applied” initiative in November 2020, share this helpful planning checklist with your current high school juniors.
(For Students) Have students listen to this webinar to hear tips and strategies for developing the written portions of the college application. Our expert college counselor explores writing an impressive resume, how to obtain positive, focused letters of recommendation, and offers tips for choosing the right topic, presenting your best self, and a list of do’s and don’ts for writing a college essay.
(For Parents and Students) Share past issues of our college planning e-newsletter, created especially for high school students and families. Encourage them to sign-up to receive future editions!
(For Parents and Students) Consider hosting a virtual Q & A College Planning session with a CCP College Counselor. During this session our counselors can discuss creative ways to explore colleges and get a jump start in the college application process. For a sample, check out this recently recorded Zoom session, hosted by Oyster River High School. If interested, contact your high school’s CCP College Counselor.
(For Parents & Students) Share this College Planning Guide for Student Athletes for information about athletic scholarships, recruitment packets, and more.
(For Students) Share this online game to help students explore education after high school, think about future careers, and learn basic money management concepts.
(For Parents) Share this slide deck with parents for strategies on academically preparing for college. In addition, parents will learn many helpful tips on researching colleges and majors. A preview of the financial aid process completes this program. Parents are also encouraged to read our College Insider Series: College Admissions Guide.
(For Students) Share this easy-to-use activity with students to help them match their interests with potential careers!
(For Students) Share our helpful College Guru’s Suggested College Timeline with students. For an additional activity, ask them to share with you where they are on their way to planning for college.
(For students) Share this online game to help students explore education after high school, think about future careers, and learn basic money management concepts.
(For Parents) Share this slide deck with parents looking to get a head start preparing (academically or financially) for their student’s college education. Parents are also encouraged to read our Early College Planning Guide here.
(For Students) - Start the college conversation with students by introducing some of the key words they will hear as they begin planning for college. A worksheet helps them to start thinking about their own college plans.
(For Students) Encourage your students to visit our K-8 website nhcollegeclub.com to learn more about preparing for college.
(For Students) Encourage your students to visit nhcollegeclub.com, our K-8 website, to learn more about preparing for college. There’s even a game room for them to explore! When they are done, have them complete this online Scavenger Hunt exercise.
(For Parents) Share this slide deck with parents looking to get a head start preparing (academically or financially) for their student’s college education. Parents are also encouraged to read our Early College Planning Guide here.
(For Students) Encourage your students to visit nhcollegeclub.com, our K-8 web site to learn more about preparing for college. There’s even a game room for them to explore! When they are done, have them complete this online Scavenger Hunt exercise.
(For Students) Encourage your students to visit our K-8 website nhcollegeclub.com to learn more about preparing for college.
(For Students) Who doesn’t love to color? This coloring book features the mascots of the undergraduate campuses of the NH College & University Council, each illustrating a college-related topic.
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Resource for College Admission Information During COVID-19
The National Association of College Admission Counseling (NACAC) is providing this online tool as a central resource for information about changes in college admission events, deposit dates, and more as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.
The Jump$tart Clearinghouse is the premier financial literacy online resource for educators, parents, students and others to find effective financial education information from various sources. Click here to learn more.
Khan Academy is a free resource for students, teachers, and parents.
Offers free lessons in math, science, and humanities from kindergarten through the early years of college. Students can use the exercises, quizzes, and instructional videos to learn and master skills. They will get immediate feedback and encouragement. Learn more here.
The Jump$tart Clearinghouse is the premier financial literacy online resource for educators, parents, students and others to find effective financial education information from various sources. Click here to learn more.
Khan Academy is a free resource for students, teachers, and parents.
Offers free lessons in math, science, and humanities from kindergarten through the early years of college. Students can use the exercises, quizzes, and instructional videos to learn and master skills. They will get immediate feedback and encouragement. Learn more here.
The Jump$tart Clearinghouse is the premier financial literacy online resource for educators, parents, students and others to find effective financial education information from various sources. Click here to learn more.
The NH Jump$tart Coalition is conducting an art contest for elementary school-age children in the Granite State. Entries due May 31, 2020.
The American Bankers Association provides this free coloring activity to help students explore the banking profession!
Khan Academy is a free resource for students, teachers, and parents.
Offers free lessons in math, science, and humanities from kindergarten through the early years of college. Students can use the exercises, quizzes, and instructional videos to learn and master skills. They will get immediate feedback and encouragement. Learn more here.
