College and Career Information

Students, if you need your College Bridge certificate for college applications, follow these steps:

https://texascollegebridge.edready.org/hc/en-us/articles/4405935261847-Certificates-of-Completion-How-To-Access-and-Share

College Visit Opportunity 

Seniors:
If you want to do a college visit please see Mrs. Papstein in the Student Center BEFORE going to your visit. You will need a form to be filled out. Seniors get ONLY 2 days for the year to visit a college of choice. Your visit WILL BE DENIED if you do not get the form filled out BEFORE you go!

Questions? Please see Mrs. Papstein in the Student Center.

Contact Information 

Days Available M-Th 7:30-3:30

First Wednesday of the Month at ISA 

Financial Aid for College Help

FAFSA Information 

Opt Out Form

Once you've completed FASFA, look for ways to cut your college costs. Apply for early action to maximize your financial aid package and apply for scholarships. Below, you'll find more information and tips on navigating the financial aid process, including articles on the latest news from the financial aid industry.

Research will help you understand financial aid information, and dispel popular misconceptions about the process. Many students believe they are either ineligible for scholarships, or that applying for scholarships is a waste of time. Truthfully, the financial aid process is the most important step you will take in the college application process. More than $130 billion is awarded each year to college-bound students. And while it helps to have an impressive academic record, much of the funding is needs-based. Once you've filled out your FAFSA, conduct a free scholarship search to find awards, and boost your financial aid package with money from scholarships and grants. The optimal way to navigate the financial aid process is by conducting thorough research, and using online resources.