Georgia’s primary resource to help students plan, apply and find affordable ways to pay for college.
Georgia’s primary resource to help students plan, apply and find affordable ways to pay for college.
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All students are encouraged to create ONE GA Futures account. Additional print resources about FASFA, the HOPE Program, Paying for College, and college prep check lists are available in the counseling office.
Click above for registration, dates and deadlines, and all the information about the SAT.
Click above for registration, dates and deadlines, and all the information about the SAT.
Click above for registration, dates and deadlines, and all the information about the ACT.
Click above for registration, dates and deadlines, and all the information about the ACT.
Reach out to your counselor with any questions about the SAT or ACT.
The Princeton Review
The Princeton Review
The Princeton Review offers online and print test preparation and review resources.
Linked is a great reference for the differences between the SAT and ACT, as well as consideration if it is in your best interest to take both.
Common App for College Applications
Common App for College Applications
Common App is a place to apply to multiple colleges all on one platform. Counselors can submit your transcript and school information, as well as upload a letter of recommendation.
If you need a letter of recommendation, reach out to your counselor to schedule an appointment. Please be prepared for your meeting and have a resume prepared. Canva has templates that can help you build your resume.
Federal Student Aid
Federal Student Aid
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the main application used to apply for federal or state-supported financial aid to pay for a college education. Completing and submitting the FAFSA is free, easy and provides you access to the largest source of financial aid available.
Financial aid covers expenses like tuition and fees, room and board, books and supplies, transportation and other college-related expenses. The FAFSA can be used to determine eligibility for:
Federal Student Aid – Pell Grants and student loans.
State Financial Aid – HOPE Scholarship and Grant programs.
Institutional Financial Aid – Institutional Scholarships offered by a college.
Private Financial Aid – Private Scholarships provided by businesses or other organizations.
**Information taken directly from GAFturues.org
For additional information, please check the FAFSA checklist here or get a printed copy in the counseling office.
Carroll County Schools holds a FASFA Night every year. Once details become available, we will share them out to our parents & students.
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