Oregon Goes to College

Joining the Military is a big decision; you should think carefully and talk with your family or a trusted adult as well as representatives from the Military as you consider your options.

Students who want to study art, theater, music or dance in college have many choices. Use these guiding questions to help determine which option might be best for you.

It's time to apply for college! In addition to uninterrupted time to complete your application and access to an Internet-connected computer, you will need a variety of information and documents.

Confused by financial aid forms? You're not alone. Use these four resources to get help in completing the FAFSA or ORSAA.

It's never too early to start exploring colleges. Think about the characteristics of a school that would be a good fit for you—with over 4,000 colleges and universities across the U.S. (and 100+ in Oregon), there will be several that will be a good fit! Start by considering the following things:

Financial aid is money to help pay for college. Seniors and current college students should keep track of these dates and complete forms on time in order to get the most money possible.

Going to college is exciting, but may also be challenging as you encounter new people, places, and ideas. Luckily, there are many people and places on campus who can help you succeed.

Everyone can go to college, regardless of circumstances. Here are some common excuses and the truth behind them.

Apprenticeships combine supervised on-the-job training experience with classroom instruction. An apprenticeship is not just a job, but a career opportunity.