Parents’ Resources

ache tx.jpgAchieveTexasWant a lifetime of success? Have a desire to be in a meaningful career? Click here!

GenTx.org  – this is the web site of the Generation Texas movement.  Join the site and participate in discussion about students’ future.  .   Lots of resources for planning and paying for college are available.

ApplyTexas Want to apply to more than one Texas college and only have to go to one site? texas flag.Here you can explore the schools you’re interested in, apply to as many as you want, and never have to start from scratch with each application!

CollegeForAllTexans.com: Here you can locate and match to the Texas college most suitable for you! There is also financial aid and college information on this site.

College Preparation Check List (from FederalStudentAid.ed.gov )

Federal scholarship search site — click in a career or any keyword and see what scholarships are offered.  You can also have the site link to your FASFA and find scholarship based on your personal characteristics

Texas assessment (testing) programs

FAFSA – Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Need some money to put you through college? Look no further!

Try the demo site Still have doubts about what is needed to fill out a FAFSA to apply for federal student aid? — The demo site is practice that gives you confidence.

A PDF printable version of the FAFSA for 2010-2011

“Going to College” lists – – 9th through 12th grade Checklists. Make sure that you do not fall behind as you progress through high school.

ProjectCareer — Free Career Test – Online Career Test — Sometimes it can be difficult to properly identify careers that match your unique personality. Take this free career test that accounts for important particulars such as your individuality and ambitions in configuring a potential profession for you. It also offers resources you may need to achieve your professional goals successfully.

CarDrive of Your Life Curious about discovering what career path is right for you? This online exploration game will allow you to gain insight into what kind of jobs you might be interested in while learning a little more about yourself along the way.

MVU CareerForward – Take the Challenge Designed just for middle school and high school students, the CareerForward course is a self-contained online learning course that may be used in companion with a variety of online career planning tools to provide you with the opportunity to assess your career interests, explore career options and create an educational development plan.

America’s Career InfoNet This online database is filled with job search information. Everything from resumes to how to dress for an interview can be found here.

Washington Monthly: College – a insightful blog on college topics

KnowHow2Go’s Mentor’s Workbook — A useful workbook meant to be used together by Mentor and Mentee to explore the college journey.

Reality Check – Start Real life begins after high school and it comes with some real life expenses such as food, gas, and living costs. Find out how which career choice will best suit your needs and lifestyle in college and beyond.

The Career Key Take a detailed career test and receive expert help with career options, career change, career search, job skills and choosing a college major or training program.

“Fostering a college-going culture in Southeast Texas.”

Mom’s Homerooman online source packed with ideas and resources to help you to help your child succeed.  Includes videos, tips and tools forthe busy but involved mom.


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