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Financial Aid Information Session @ Your Lbrary

Finding Financial Aid for College @ Your Library
Tues, Feb 9, 6-7:30 pm, Harnett Room, Main Library

Are you stressing over filling out that intimidating FAFSA form to apply for financial aid for college? Confused about how it all works? Come hear April Morey with College Foundation of North Carolina explain the process. High school students and their parents are encouraged to bring their questions to this free information session.

College Foundation of North Carolina (CFNC) is a free service of the State of North Carolina that helps students plan, apply, and pay for college. CFNC is a partnership of Pathways, the N.C. State Education Assistance Authority, and College Foundation, Inc. You can trust them to give you solid information and not hit you with hidden fees!

At www.cfnc.org students can apply online to North Carolina colleges, submit their transcripts electronically, complete the FAFSA form, search for scholarships, prepare for tests like the SAT and the ACT, explore careers, and much more. By creating an account at www.cfnc.org students can track their academic careers and keep all the information they'll need about their accomplishments for all their applications in one safe place.

 

New Resources @ the Library
NHCPL has recently added several new databases to our E Resources page. Let us know what you think of them! Live Homework Help will also be available 24/7 and they have added a Resume Help section to coach adults with writing or updating a resume. Click on Adult Career Center to check out this resource.
Using Library Elf

Library Elf is a free service that many libraries use.  It is not maintained or controlled by New Hanover County Public Library. Library Elf emails reminders before library materials are due. To register go to:

http://www.libraryelf.com/

1.       Select “Sign Up” – fill in the email address where you want to receive notifications and create your own password

2.       Select New Hanover County Public Library, enter library card number, and your account pin (this is the password you use to renew your books on line)

The next two steps should be setting up your email notification preferences.

There is an option to upgrade the service for a fee.

 

Remember, you can check your library account online anytime, http://srvvtls2.nhcgov.com/cgi-bin/chameleon?skin=patronlogin, or www.nhclibrary.org and select Renew Materials/My Account. You just need your 14 digit library card number and your password. Call 910 798-6301 or 910 798-6302 if you do not know your password.

Libraries as a Resource

Libraries are a valuable resource and used by many people each year.  What resources have been helpful to you?