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 Watch for FAFSA Day in your school!

ESF Get2College staff is visiting schools throughout the state to help seniors and their parents submit the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). If your school is on the list below, ask your counselor for an appointment. If your school is not on the list, call one of the Get2College Centers for a free appointment: Metro Jackson at 601.321.5533 or Gulf Coast at 228.875.4441.

  • Ackerman High School, February 16
  • Amory High School, February 28
  • Ashland High School, February 20
  • Bailey Magnet High School, February 15
  • Bay High School, March 8
  • Biloxi High School, March 6-7
  • Brandon High School, January 30
  • Brookhaven High School, March 6 and April 12
  • Bruce High School, January 31
  • Calhoun City High School, February 6
  • Callaway High School, March 5
  • Christian Collegiate Academy, February 23
  • Clarksdale High School, January 19
  • Coffeeville High School, February 21
  • Crystal Springs, March 22
  • D’Iberville High School, February 27
  • Drew Hunter High School, February 14
  • Ethel High School, March 8
  • Eupora High School, February 7
  • Forest Hill High School, February 8
  • Gautier High School, February 24
  • Gulfport High School, March 13-14
  • Hancock High School, February 14
  • Harrison Central High School, February 28
  • Holmes County Learning Center, March 7
  • Jackson Prep, February 13
  • Jim Hill High School, February 29
  • Kemper County High School, February 2
  • Keys Technology Center, February 17
  • Lake Cormorant, February 17
  • Lanier High School, February 21
  • Lawrence County High School, February 10
  • Lee Academy, January 19
  • Lincoln County Wide, February 25
  • Long Beach High School, March 15
  • Mantachie Attendance Center, March 9
  • McComb High School, February 22
  • McLaurin Attendance Center, February 28
  • Meridian High School, February 29
  • Murrah High School, February 6-7
  • Neshoba Central High School, February 28
  • Newton County Schools, February 20
  • North Forrest High School, February 9
  • North New Summit School, March 5
  • Northwest Rankin High School, February 23-24
  • Oak Grove High School, February 22
  • Ocean Springs High School, February 7
  • Our Lady Academy, February 6
  • Pass Christian High School, February 9
  • Pearl High School, February 13
  • Pearl River Central High School, March 16
  • Pelahatchie Attendance Center, February 16
  • Perry Central High School, April 3
  • Philadelphia High School, February 27
  • Potts Camp School, March 21
  • Provine High School, February 22
  • Quitman High School, March 1
  • Raleigh High School, February 8
  • Ray Brooks School, February 14
  • Ross Collins Career and Technical Center, February 29
  • St. Martin High School, February 8 and 15
  • Shannon High School, March 2
  • Smithville High School, February 28
  • Stone High School, March 1
  • Strayhorn High School, February 13
  • Stringer Attendance Center, February 24
  • Sumrall High School, February 23
  • S. V. Marshall High School, February 14
  • Sylva Bay Academy, February 7
  • Tri-County Academy, February 9
  • Union High School, February 27
  • Vancleave High School, March 5
  • Velma Jackson High School, March 1
  • Vicksburg High School, March 8
  • Weir Attendance Center, February 9
  • Wesson Attendance Center, March 22
  • West Harrison High School, February 29
  • Wilkinson County Christian Academy, March 26
  • Wingfield High School, February 15
  • Winona High School, February 3
  • Yazoo City High School, March 19
  • Yazoo County High School, February 10
  

Stephanie Satcher

Advice from ESF Counselor Stephanie Satcher: Colleges and universities have implemented a new tool to help you determine your cost of attending their school. Take advantage of the Net Price or True Cost Calculator on the Web sites of the colleges that interest you – these will help you estimate the financial aid and scholarships available to you.

 

Everyone needs online access these days! That’s why ESF is giving away a FREE laptop computer to a lucky Mississippi high school student on April 30, 2012.   The winner of the laptop from the December drawing will be surprised at school in January.  Register to win the spring contest now! Go>