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Awareness and Financial Aid

  • AIE Brochure — English language brochure explains the interactive features and tools of Adventures In Education, TG's public service website for families, students, and educators. AIE provides students of all ages with valuable resources and tools for researching college, career goals, and financial aid options. The Spanish version of the brochure is printed on the reverse side.
  • The Campus Visit: Evaluating Your Options — A useful tool for students who are embarking on college tours as part of the decision-making process about which institution to attend. By completing a checklist on each campus visit, students can gather comparable information on each school, evaluate their options, and make a well-informed selection.
  • College Advising 101 Worksheet — A useful primer for students who are planning their transition to higher education. The worksheet is a roadmap that allows students to explore whether they are Academic-Ready, Financial-Aid-Ready, and College-Life-Ready before they begin their college journey.
  • College: Help Guide Your Child — A practical guide for parents of middle school students who may be the first in their family to attend college. The brochure provides information on the benefits of pursuing a higher education and includes tips on how parents can help their child plan for college.
  • College: Your Future Starts Now — A practical guide for middle school students who may be the first in their family to attend college. The brochure provides information on the benefits of pursuing a higher education and includes college planning tips.
  • College: The Next Step — High School Students — A practical guide for high school students who may be the first in their family to attend college. The brochure provides information to encourage students to go to college and includes a checklist of things to do to help start the college planning process.
  • College: The Next Step — Parents of High School Students — A practical guide for parents of high school students who may be the first in their family to attend college. The brochure provides useful tips on how parents can help during the application and financial aid process, and it overviews additional resources that are available.
  • The Great College Mystery — Dr. Ed provides middle school students with a fun, entertaining way to start thinking about going to college and explains ways to pay for college in this comic book-style brochure.
  • Private Loans — The Private Loans brochure provides a useful overview of private loans, outlining how they differ from federal loans and offering a chart for comparing both loan types. The brochure also describes the general steps in applying for a private loan should a borrower decide to do so.
  • Your Future — A practical guide to financing education. Features information about career and higher education, financial aid and education, financial responsibility, various options, and more.

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