Life After High School:
Helping you meet your goals.

Gather Information
 

Need more information before you can make a decision about a career, technical school, or college?  Check out these websites.

Investigating Careers

Websites for exploring careers for later or jobs for now.

indeed

ZipRecruiter

glassdoor

College Virtual Tours

Many colleges have created virtual tours.  With a virtual tour a student can see the college campus without actually going to the campus.  Use the links below to start your virtual college tour.  Click on the link a search for the college you are interested in touring.

YOU VISIT

CAMPUS TOURS

E-CAMPUS TOURS

Scholarships

Interested in Scholarships?  Check out these websites.

Scholarships.com

Fastweb.com

Collegeboard.org

Positive Paths Scholarship and Mentoring Program

Applicant Eligibility

Applicants must:

·         Be female.

·         Be at least 18 years of age.

·         Demonstrate financial need.

·         Be a resident of an East Valley community at time of application and continuously while funded

·         Be enrolled in, or have been accepted to, a vocational/skills training program, a community college certificate or associate’s degree program, or a bachelor’s degree program at an Arizona public university

More information is available through the Positive Paths website:

https://positivepathsaz.org/programs/#scholarship

FAFSA

1. Submitting the FAFSA is the most important thing you can do if you want financial aid.
2. The FAFSA is free - you don't need to pay anyone to prepare it for you.
3. You need to submit a new FAFSA before each academic year in which you want to get aid.  If you plan to apply for aid throughout college, you'll need to fill out the FAFSA each year.
4. Be sure to use a permanent email address on the form, not your high school email, so you can use your FAFSA account throughout college.

There are three ways to complete and submit your FAFSA:

• Online at ed.gov
• With the myStudentAid app, available in iTunes or Google Play
• By printing and filling out a FAFSA form, then mailing it to the address on the form.