Counseling plays an integral role in the financial aid profession. Parents and students require assistance with things like:

Counseling before high school graduation is important. Financial aid administrators often make presentations to youth as early as middle school, and especially during high school.

Counseling and planning continue for students (and their parents) as high school students transition to college.

Ongoing counseling is an important adjunct to financial aid in addressing special circumstances, promoting sound money management and loan repayment, and aiding students in minimizing debt during college years.

Therefore, the WFAA counselor section is intended to provide core resources to address counseling needs.

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