Online Sources of Occupational Information Online Sources of Career Information in addition to Naviance
www.apsva.us/college-career-corner/
Bigfuture.collegeboard.org – Career search and information by The College Board
Careeronestop.org – Assessments, career information and videos by the Dept of Labor
Data.virginialmi.com – “Career Guide 4 Virginia” by the Virginia Employment Commission
educationplanner.org – Assessments, career planning, cluster and career search
I-am-the-one.com – Career search and exploration
www.knowitall,Cetus.org/careeraisle Career cluster videos
Mappingyourfuture.org – “Making High School Count” guide ; Careership: career exploration
Mycareerplaybook.com
Mynextmove.org – Interest inventories & career search by Dept. of Labor
Miproximopaso.org – Career search and information in Spanish
Onetonline.org – Career search and info on career clusters by the Dept. of Labor
Vawizard.org – Interest, skill & value assessments, career search
College Preparation and College Search
Act.org – College and career planning ” The Path to Success”
BigFuture.collegeboard.org – College search by name, location, major; info on campus visits, Why college?, college planning, paying for college, videos
Careeronestop.org – How to apply to colleges
I-am-the-one.com – College search,financial aid & scholarship info by State Council of Higher Education for Virginia Imfirst.org – College search and advice for first generation college students
Knowhow2go.acenet.edu – College planning & financial aid info (American Council on Education)
My college options.org – College search information
College Financial Aid Information
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) website: https://fafsa.ed.gov/
What exactly is PPY?
PPY stands for prior-prior year, and references the tax information students use to fill out the FAFSA. Currently, the form requires tax data from the previous year. Starting in October 2016, students will complete the FAFSA using tax information from two years prior to their anticipated college entrance date. For example, a high school senior planning to enroll in college in fall 2017 would file the FAFSA using tax data from 2015.
