In this webinar for school counselors and college access professionals, learn how MEFA Pathway, MEFA’s free college and career planning portal, can help students learn about money management and the importance of developing financial skills and techniques.

In this webinar for school counselors and college access professionals, learn how Discovery Zone activities in MEFA Pathway, MEFA’s free college and career planning portal, promote early career exploration and introduce students to potential career options and post-secondary planning.

In this webinar for school counselors and college access professionals, learn about the new features and functions available for students in grades 6-8 within MEFA Pathway, MEFA’s free college and career planning portal.

Learn how four new features in MEFA Pathway, MEFA’s free college and career planning portal, can show students how to use labor market information to help guide post-secondary planning.

In this webinar for school counselors and college access professionals, learn how four new features in MEFA Pathway, MEFA’s free college and career planning portal, can show students how to use labor market information to help guide post-secondary planning.

MEFA Pathway provides a fun, engaging environment where students in grades 6-12 can plan for academic and career success. Join us for a walk-through of the site to learn the many tools, activities, and resources available to help students prepare for their future.

MEFA Pathway offers an engaging, fun environment where students in grades 6-12 can prepare for post-secondary readiness and success. In this walk-through of the Counselor Portal, you'll receive a comprehensive overview of the features available to educators as they guide and support students.

Creating goals & strategies is an important component of post-secondary planning. Learn how students can use MEFA Pathway to document long and short term career and academic goals and match goals with appropriate strategies.

This webinar, presented with Scott Solberg of Boston University, provides a detailed overview of how students who are introduced to higher education and career opportunities in middle school are better prepared to graduate with a planned path that leads toward a career and be more proactive, adaptive, and resilient in life management. Scott Solberg, Professor of Counseling and Applied Human Development at Boston University's School of Education, demonstrate a “Who Am I” activity that counselors can use to help youth identify their talent and skills that align to the workforce. Download the webinar slides to follow along.

In this presentation, we review MEFA’s U.Plan online portal, educating administrators on how to sign up for online access, locate their distributions and school payments, download their U.Plan rosters of students, and search for their students to view pending U.Plan distributions.