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Financial Aid Demystified: CSS Profile vs. FAFSA

Do you understand the differences between the FAFSA and CSS Profile? Do you know which you need to file and why? Let's dive in! Understanding the differences between these applications is vital for ensuring students access the financial resources they need. Let's dive into the distinctions between the CSS Profile and FAFSA to make this process a little less daunting. The Basics: FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid): Primarily focuses on determining eligibility for federal aid programs, such as Pell Grants, federal work-study, and student loans. CSS Profile (College Scholarship Service Profile): Used by some colleges and universities to assess eligibility for their own institutional aid programs. Financial Information: FAFSA: Collects basic financial information, including income and assets. CSS Profile: Requires more detailed financial data, delving into the specifics of home equity, medical expenses, and noncustodial parent information. Application Proces...

Test Optional College Admissions: A Decision-Making Tool

Hey Super Cool Counselors! Today, let's dive into a game-changing resource that will undoubtedly enhance your counseling toolkit. As the education landscape evolves, so do the intricacies of the college application process. One of the current hot topics in admissions is the rise of test-optional policies. In this blog post, we'll explore what test-optional really means and unveil a fantastic decision-making tool to guide your high school students through this maze. Understanding Test-Optional Admissions: In recent years, an increasing number of colleges and universities have adopted test-optional admissions policies. But what does "test-optional" really mean? Essentially, it gives students the choice to submit or omit standardized test scores (SAT/ACT) when applying to a college. This shift acknowledges that a student's academic potential goes beyond a single test score, providing a more holistic approach to the admissions process. https://www.teacherspayteacher...

504 Plan Basics

Understanding the basics of a 504 plan can be beneficial for parents, teachers, and students alike. This plan is designed to provide support and accommodations for students with disabilities, ensuring that they have equal opportunities to succeed in their academic environments. Let's delve into the details of this plan and how it can be implemented. Students qualify by meeting 1 of the following: Students are eligible for a 504 plan if they meet one of the following conditions: Physical or mental impairment that substantially limits a major life activity. Has a record of such impairment. Is regarded as having such impairment. Examples of major life activities: Major life activities can include but are not limited to: Communicating Breathing Concentrating Hearing Learning Thinking Seeing Speaking Walking Caring for Oneself Reading Lifting Eating Standing Performing Manual Tasks Who can be on a 504 Team? The 504 team usually consists of several key individuals who play a role in th...

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