More resources
Here are links to more resources for college and career planning:
West Salem High School's Post Secondary Planning Handbook (download here)
Counselors have complied information that pertains to post secondary planning in a handbook that is available to pick up in the Counseling Center or for download. Information includes graduation requirements, information on college credit now, etc.
West Salem High School's Counseling Center Website (www.westsalemhigh.com/Pages/?p=counselingcenter)
Website with counselor contact information and hours, forecasting, registration, school profile, articles, and other resources for both students and parents.
OSAC ASPIRE for Students and Families (http://www.oregonstudentaid.gov/aspire-students-and-families.aspx)
Oregon's Office for Student Access and Completion (OSAC) has an Access to Student enrichment Programs In Reach of Everyone (ASPIRE) site designed specifically for students and families with resources and guides.
College Board Big Future (https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/?affiliateId=csslp&bannerId=bflink)
Brought to you by the creators of the SAT and AP exams, Big Future is the college planning tool that is free for students and families to use. Even has a free scholarship search and information on how to choose a college.
Educational Credit Management Corporation (ECMC) Opportunities Book (download here)
The Opportunities book form ECMC is specific for Oregon students and includes information on navigating financial aid, Oregon public school information, timelines for college preparation, and more!
Raise.me Micro-Scholarships (www.raise.me)
Colleges that sign up on the Raise.me website offer micro-scholarships (most range from $500-$1,000) for student achievements in high school. Start earning scholarships in 9th grade and watch them add up!
Well's Fargo CollegeSTEPS program (wellsfargo.com/collegesteps)
Students and parents can sign up for the CollegeSTEPS program to stay on track with college planning. You'll receive emails on topics like study tips, financial aid, and campus visits.
Your financial aid journey in 5 steps eBook and videos (wellsfargo.com/fivesteps)
Journey through the financial aid process with Mr. Fellows and Monty. Through the interactive eBook and videos, you'll get help sorting out the different options to pay for college expenses, including information on how to compare award letters.
My Financial Guide (wellsfargo.com/financial-education)
Get help managing your money before and during college using My Financial Guide. You'll find articles and resources to help you learn more about saving for college, preparing for college costs, repaying your student loans, and more.
First Generation Go College Now! website and film (gocollegenow.org)
Resources designed for first generation college students, as well as the educators and organizations who support them.
West Salem High School's Post Secondary Planning Handbook (download here)
Counselors have complied information that pertains to post secondary planning in a handbook that is available to pick up in the Counseling Center or for download. Information includes graduation requirements, information on college credit now, etc.
West Salem High School's Counseling Center Website (www.westsalemhigh.com/Pages/?p=counselingcenter)
Website with counselor contact information and hours, forecasting, registration, school profile, articles, and other resources for both students and parents.
OSAC ASPIRE for Students and Families (http://www.oregonstudentaid.gov/aspire-students-and-families.aspx)
Oregon's Office for Student Access and Completion (OSAC) has an Access to Student enrichment Programs In Reach of Everyone (ASPIRE) site designed specifically for students and families with resources and guides.
College Board Big Future (https://bigfuture.collegeboard.org/?affiliateId=csslp&bannerId=bflink)
Brought to you by the creators of the SAT and AP exams, Big Future is the college planning tool that is free for students and families to use. Even has a free scholarship search and information on how to choose a college.
Educational Credit Management Corporation (ECMC) Opportunities Book (download here)
The Opportunities book form ECMC is specific for Oregon students and includes information on navigating financial aid, Oregon public school information, timelines for college preparation, and more!
Raise.me Micro-Scholarships (www.raise.me)
Colleges that sign up on the Raise.me website offer micro-scholarships (most range from $500-$1,000) for student achievements in high school. Start earning scholarships in 9th grade and watch them add up!
Well's Fargo CollegeSTEPS program (wellsfargo.com/collegesteps)
Students and parents can sign up for the CollegeSTEPS program to stay on track with college planning. You'll receive emails on topics like study tips, financial aid, and campus visits.
Your financial aid journey in 5 steps eBook and videos (wellsfargo.com/fivesteps)
Journey through the financial aid process with Mr. Fellows and Monty. Through the interactive eBook and videos, you'll get help sorting out the different options to pay for college expenses, including information on how to compare award letters.
My Financial Guide (wellsfargo.com/financial-education)
Get help managing your money before and during college using My Financial Guide. You'll find articles and resources to help you learn more about saving for college, preparing for college costs, repaying your student loans, and more.
First Generation Go College Now! website and film (gocollegenow.org)
Resources designed for first generation college students, as well as the educators and organizations who support them.