Sending a child off to college can be both emotionally and financially taxing.
Whether you're a first-time college parent, or have done this before, there's much to think about both for your student and for yourself.
The Office of Undergraduate Admissions strives to enroll students who are academically and socially prepared for the rigors of college life.
Below are more college preparatory resources for you and your student.
Check out these sites for tips on helping your child choose the right school and prepare for college.
Get started on the college path early to ensure an easy transition.
Family Education Network
American College Testing (ACT)
College Board (SAT)
Hobsons College View
New Computer for Students (FAQs)
Begin by sharing the Federal Student Financial Aid options with your child. Encourage them to research financial aid resources at Student College Loan.
Financial aid is available in the form of scholarships, part-time employment, loans, and grants. To apply for federal aid, you must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Texas State's priority date for financial aid consideration is March 31 of the senior year. Please visit Texas State's financial aid office here.
Please see the following Texas State sites for additional information on student health and safety.
Student Health Center
Texas State Police Dept
Dining Services
Counseling Center
Campus Recreation
Alcohol and Drug Compliance Center
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