The Texas financial aid
graduation requirement
Comprehensive information and resources
for counselors, students, families, and district partners
Graduate with a completed financial aid application
We’re glad you’re here! As you likely know, Texas students must complete and submit a financial aid application or an opt-out form in order to graduate. And we at Texas OnCourse have got your back.
Consider this site your comprehensive guide to success in meeting the financial aid graduation requirement. Below, you’ll find comprehensive information and resources for students, their families, counselors and advisors, and community partners. Click on your role for more information, and don’t forget to bookmark this page for the future.
For counselors and advisors
Financial aid makes college or training after high school a realistic goal for students. Keep reading for milestones, actions, and resources to support your campus’s financial aid completion strategy.
For community partners
High school campuses rely on strong partners in higher education, business, and nonprofits. Keep reading to better understand how you can support your K–12 district and campus partners this school year.
For families
Financial aid can be confusing, but we have the tools and resources to help. Keep reading to find out how you can best support your student.
For students
Here you’ll learn how to satisfy Texas’ new graduation requirement. Keep reading to understand why financial aid matters to you.