Important information from VSAC for Seniors Webinar for families: How to appeal your financial aid offer On April 26, from 6-7pm, VSAC panelists will discuss how to appeal your financial aid offers. Families will learn what a financial aid appeal is, how the appeal process works, and more. Register for this free presentation. The College Decision Process - Comparing Financial aid Offers With a May 1st college decision deadline looming for some students, VSAC encourages families to "crunch the numbers" with these three steps.
Read moreCollege & Career Pathways 2022 Workshop Recordings If you missed this year's event, or attended but would like to check out any additional sessions, workshop recordings are now available at vsac.org/ccp or on VSAC's YouTube Channel. Recorded sessions include: Event Welcome with Governor Phil Scott Financial Aid & Managing College Costs Scholarships: Free Money! Exploring Career and Education Pathways with MyFutureVT Non-Degree Pathways to a Great Career: Short-Term Training & Apprenticeships I Wish I Knew That! Programs to Pursue Before You Graduate Navigating the College Search for Students Who Learn Differently And more!
Read moreDrive for Excellence Qualifying students (current Juniors and Seniors who are at least 16 years on or before 7/13/22) have the chance to win a new car or one of three $1,000 scholarships. Important information regarding this opportunity can be found here.
Read moreHave you applied for your 2022-2023 financial aid? It's not too late to take the necessary steps. Step 1: File the FAFSA. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is the 1st step to getting college financial aid. Need some guidance? View VSAC's step-by-step webinar. Step 2: Complete the Vermont State Grant application. Grants are often called "gift aid" as they don't need to be paid back. Need some guidance? View VSAC's step-by-step webinar.
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