This virtual training session provides important updates and changes to financial aid resources covering VSAC and Vermont State Financial Aid updates for the 2025-2026 academic year.

This virtual training session provides important updates and changes to financial aid resources covering Federal updates and Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) changes for the 2025-2026 academic year.

This episode was originally published on View From The Top Podcast.

Learn about a number of inclusive college programs in Vermont designed for students with developmental disabilities and autism.

Get the inside scoop on the variety of post-high school education and training options available to students, and learn about MyFutureVT, the free, one-stop online resource you can use to explore Vermont’s most promising careers and the education and training programs to get into these jobs.

Know you want to continue your education after high school, but unsure how to choose a school or training program? This interactive workshop will help you consider what you want from your post-high school experience, and provide strategies and tools to start narrowing down the search to institutions that meet your needs.

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This workshop will give neurodiverse students and their families the tools you need to determine fit and prepare for the transition to education after high school. We will discuss what to consider, the questions to ask, the legal landscape, and the wide range of accommodations, supports, and programs that exist in post-secondary education today. The presenter will also share some details about the specific expertise of Landmark College, which specializes in educating neurodiverse high school and college students.

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Geared towards those navigating the transition from high school to their next chapter of life, this session will cover the fundamental life skills you need to take control of your finances. Learn practical strategies for creating a budget you can stick to, find out what makes your credit score, and how to manage debt without being overwhelmed. Your upcoming choices can impact you for years- don't miss this opportunity to learn how to make informed financial decisions and set the foundation for your future.

Audience: Best for 11th & 12th grade students and their parents/guardians

Presenter: Katy Bensen, Money$ense Financial Education Program Manager, Opportunities Credit Union

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Want to make yourself a stronger candidate for college admissions and merit-based financial aid by earning a high score? Get “best practice” strategies and free test-prep resources from a professional test prep tutor.

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Scholarships—like grants are financial aid that you don’t need to pay back. They’re offered by different groups, organizations, and even individuals. And they’re offered for all kinds of achievements, to all kinds of students.

Audience: Best for 11th grade students and their parents/guardians