Learn more about the limited time waiver for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program.
Learn more about the Department of Education's recent announcement about Income-Driven Repayment Account Adjustments.
Learn more about the limited time waiver for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program.
Learn more about the Department of Education's recent announcement about Income-Driven Repayment Account Adjustments.
VSAC will be closed Monday, May 30, 2022 in observance of Memorial Day.
Don't let your Vermont students leave money on the table! Eligible students have received from $1,000 to $14,000 in Vermont grants for the 2022–2023 academic year. Encourage your students to:
VSAC's scholarships booklet for students planning to attend college in 2022–2023 is available online, and the Unified Scholarship Application (USA) can be completed by logging into MyVSAC.
Your students and parents can:
We have what you need for your students & parents.
Did you miss the March 5 event? You can access this year's College & Career Pathways virtual workshops, discover free resources, get expert advice to plan for college or training after high school.
Watch the VSAC Shows You How to Complete VT Grant & Scholarship Applications. VSAC walks families through the Vermont state grant application, question-by-question, and explain how to apply for any of the 120+ VSAC-assisted scholarships. View the recording and find additional resources.
VSAC's scholarships booklet for students planning to attend college in 2022–2023 is available online, and the Unified Scholarship Application (USA) can be completed by logging into MyVSAC.
Do you know any adults who would like to take a step toward new career possibilities and aren’t sure where to begin? VSAC’s EOC services can help. Our counselors understand the needs of adult students and are ready to help individuals take steps in a new direction. All services are free.
Encourage your students or clients to make an appointment today >
VSAC releases survey results on COVID-19’s impact on VT students' plans to attend college in the fall.
View the latest reports, county fact sheets, and past survey results >
Advance Vermont has developed an online "one-stop shop" to bring career and education resources to Vermonters in a user friendly and accessible way. This website provides Vermonters of all ages and backgrounds with career exploration information and the resources they need to identify and access education and training opportunities across the state that will advance their careers, employable skills, income stability, and job readiness. Visit Advance Vermont to learn more.
July 25-29, 2022, 8:30 am–3:45 pm daily
You are invited to join us at VTC in Randolph where we will introduce you to a new course called Essential Math for College and Careers (EMC2). EMC2 was designed by and for Vermont math educators to help Vermont schools increase college and career readiness of Vermont high school students.
Class begins each day at 9AM and includes a 45-minute lunch break.
Visit our webpage to learn more about EMC2.
Did you miss VSAC's fall 2021 events?
Spread the word about VSAC's Zoom video conferences geared toward adults interested in returning to school or training. Watch recordings of past topics, including:
Here are some links that your families may find helpful:
NEBHE Admissions & Enrollment Information — Resources for school counselors, students and institutions
Virtual Admissions Events — alphabetical list of American colleges & universities; describes each school's virtual admissions events and provides web registration links
Strive Virtual College Exploration – Hundreds of free virtual workshops for students and parents including individual college info sessions and a wide range of college planning topics
Keys to Your Future Career & College Readiness Program – Free program for educators with virtual lessons for students on identifying life goals, preparing in high school, choosing a path, balancing daily life, starting a career, and success in a career
College Admission Status Updates — information about changes in college admission events, deposit dates, and more as a result of the coronavirus outbreak
Khan Academy — SAT practice as well as other online learning
SAT On Demand—One Month Free from Kaplan — a free month of SAT On Demand to support all students with their distance learning
Free AP Programming from Kaplan — free AP prep sessions on YouTube live for AP US History, AP World History, and AP Biology. These sessions will focus on question review and include time to ask a teacher questions.