Select Your School's Upcoming Webinar Dates & We'll Handle the Rest!
This 5-part webinar series is designed to guide high school families through the financial planning and financial aid side of the college journey, step by step, across the school year. Register once to receive reminders and access to each session as we help you plan ahead, avoid common mistakes, and make informed college cost decisions.
This series is for families with high school students (any grade) who want help understanding college costs, financial aid, and smart planning strategies before key deadlines arrive.
Do I need to attend all five webinars?
While each webinar stands on its own, the series is designed to build over time. Families who attend multiple sessions get the most benefit by seeing how the pieces fit together throughout the college planning process.
When are the webinars held?
The five webinars are spread out over the school year to align with important planning and financial aid milestones. Exact dates and times will be shared in advance, along with reminder emails before each session.
What topics will be covered?
Topics include financial aid basics, FAFSA & CSS Profile walkthroughs, private scholarships, understanding financial aid award letters, appeals and strategies to reduce out-of-pocket expenses. All explained in clear, parent-friendly language.
What if I can’t attend a live session?
Registered families will receive follow-up information after each webinar, so even if you miss one live, you won’t miss out entirely.
Is this sales-focused?
No. The goal of this series is education and support, helping families feel more confident and prepared when making college financial decisions.
How do reminders work?
When you register, you’ll receive email reminders before each of the five webinars as they get scheduled, so you don’t have to keep track of dates yourself.
Is there a cost to attend?
No. Our webinar series is a free resource we provide High School Counselors so they can help provide families with the tools to make informed decisions when planning for college.
