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Financial Aid Literacy Digital Presentation for High School Students

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Subject
Business
Grades
9th - 12th
Format
Microsoft PowerPoint, PDF · 16 pages

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About this resource

The Financial Aid Literacy Digital Presentation for High School Students by Counselor Clique is a Google Slides™ resource for you to help equip your high school students and prepare them for their post-secondary transition to college! Topics covered include scholarships, student loans, grants, and work-study. This presentation can be used with students or parents to teach about the basics of financial aid and student loans. Students (and their school counselors, parents, and teachers) can rest assured they will be knowledgeable and equipped for their next phase whether that is two-year or four-year college. This resource can be used via digital/distance learning or in person. Topics include: • terms to know • scholarships • loans • grants • work-study School counselors can share this with students or parents via Google Classroom™, and let students view it on their computers, iPads, or phones. Instructions are included for how to open the file and share with via Google Classroom™. This slide deck includes 16 slides. This resource comes on Google Slides but can be downloaded by the buyer into PowerPoint, image, or PDF format by going to File > Download > and choosing an alternate file type. The slides are non-editable. One slide has a text box for you to add information about your own state's scholarship information. One slide is blank (with a border) for you to add whatever text you'd like. Duplicate this as many times as you need to add your own slides with your own text boxes with extra information. Update 6/27/23: Slide #13 has been updated which notes that the term "EFC" or "Expected Family Contribution: is no longer being used for the 2024-2025 FAFSA and is, instead, being replaced by the term "SAI" or "Student Aid Index" with proper explanation. How Can I Use This? • alongside a senior year transitional presentation for post-secondary life (in person or digital platform) • preparing any students (and parents) for understanding and managing financial aid situations after high school If I Liked This Resource, What Else Might I Like? A bulletin board would go great with this-- here's my Financial Aid Bulletin Board! Also check out my Senior Planning Bundle, the Senior School Counseling Bundle, and my Digital Bundle of School Counseling Resources. If you want to teach your students some practical life skills around budgeting, check out this High School Student Budgeting Workbook and Spreadsheet!

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Terms of Use

You can:

  • Print and copy for your own personal or professional use.
  • Share it with students or parents on a password-protected site, like Google Classroom.
  • Get free updates by logging back in and re-downloading.

You cannot:

  • Post it anywhere public, like shared network drives, classroom or department websites, or any other open site.
  • Pass it along to other colleagues, departments, schools, or districts.
  • Change it to give away or sell.
  • Upload it into AI tools or use it to train AI.

This is a single-use license for one counselor. Sharing with your team? Get extra licenses at a discount, or ask about an annual license for your whole team or district.

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