For Counselors

• In-school presentations
• Professional development opportunities
• Printed materials
• The ApplyNH campaign
• A library of videos, PDFs, and other resources
• Helpful links to other websites and resources (see below)

Check out all we have to offer you and your students. And feel free to contact us anytime – we’d love to hear from you.

Below is a list of links to New Hampshire and national organizations and resources.

• Granite Edvance FAFSA Toolkit: Our toolkit is designed to provide everything you need to help students submit their FAFSA, unlock the potential for financial aid, and fulfill the NH state graduation requirement
• Federal Student Aid Financial Aid Toolkit: This toolkit provides federal student aid information and tools for counselors, college access professionals, and other advisors.
• CollegeBoard SAT Fee Waiver Guide for Counselors: This PDF guide details the SAT Fee Waiver Service available to low-income students in 2023 – 2024.
• CollegeBoard SAT Fee Waiver Directory of Colleges: This PDF lists colleges and universities that will waive application fees for students who utilized the SAT Fee Waiver Service.
• NH Transfer: NH Transfer provides resources and support for New Hampshire students looking to earn college degrees. NH Transfer’s mission is to help students map the most seamless, efficient, and cost-effective path to degree completion.
• New Hampshire School Counselor Association: The NHSCA represents over 400 New Hampshire school counselors. The Association works for and with school counselors to help meet the needs of all students.
• New England Association of College Admissions Counseling: NEACAC supports and advances the work of counseling, admission, and enrollment professionals in New England.
• American School Counselor Association: The ASCA provides professional development, publications, research & advocacy for school counselors across the U.S.
• New Hampshire Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators: NHASFAA educates New Hampshire’s financial aid professionals to encourage student access to, and completion of, higher education.