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Know Before You Go™ — Promotional Items

Know Before You Go™

Campaign Notebook — Details the campaign and includes informational material for your customers, event plans, press templates, bibliographies, and more to help you promote the campaign in your community. Included in basic campaign materials.
Campaign Poster — Full color poster to help promote the campaign. One included in basic campaign materials. Size: 8" x 26", order extras as needed.
Bookmark — Full color bookmark lists helpful web sites and useful books on choosing a career and college. Available in increments of 50.
Pocket Card — Lists important deadlines for the SAT and ACT. Available in increments of 50. Business card size.
Web Site Reference Card — Lists relevant higher education web sites and is designed to be placed by the public access computers as a reference tool. May also be photocopied for use as a handout. Size: 8 ½" x 11." Limit: 5.

Adventures In Education

Texas Guaranteed's public awareness web site for students, parents, and high school counselors. All materials are in full color and are available in English and Spanish.

Poster — Size: 11" x 17"
Bookmarks — Available in increments of 100.
Brochures — Details the features of the web site. Available in increments of 100.

Texas Financial Aid Information Center (TFAIC)

A joint effort of the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, Texas Guaranteed, and the Texas Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators. The center provides information on any student financial aid topic free of charge through a toll-free number, (888)311-8881.

Poster — Available in English and Spanish. Size: 11" x 17"
Bookmarks — Available in English and Spanish. Available in increments of 100.

FAFSA Made Easy Video Program

Details how to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), which is the first application a student must complete to receive all federal financial aid, and most state and institutional aid. Available in English and Spanish; English version automatically ships to participants when produced in February. VHS and DVD.

School Fact Sheets

Produced by TG, the fact sheets detail information about a particular school and its use of student aid programs. Also available online at www.tgslc.org under "Publications."