Publication describing programs provided by FAME.

This brochure provides information about NextGen, Maine’s Section 529 plan.

Use this guide to navigate the financial aid process — everything from how to prepare, when to apply, and what types of aid exist, to reducing college costs and understanding financial aid award letters. Updated 2022.

Maine’s guide for becoming financially savvy.

Follow this guide to get ready for education and a career after high school.

Tips and information to help you on your path to higher education. Includes money management basics, tips for paying for higher education, and more.

Designed with adult students in mind, the Lifetime Learning Kit provides helpful information students need to plan, prepare, and pay for higher education. Click below to download the standard kit.

Kits can be customized with additional pages covering special situations. View and download customization options here.

This rack card provides tips for students attending college fairs.

This rack card provides resources to prepare and pay for college.

This rack card describes Net Price Calculator and how to use it.

Leaving College provides important information to students who are withdrawing from college to help ensure successful loan repayment.

Managing your student loan repayment is a critical part of establishing good credit and achieving your future financial goals. The five steps in this resource will help you successfully manage your student loan repayment.

This brochure provides information about the Maine Loan – Maine’s alternative student loan. Updated 2021.

Series of posters that encourage children and parents to aspire to education after high school.

Information to help parents learn more about their child’s Alfond Grant.

This is part one in a series of workbooks created to introduce elementary students (ideally grades three through five) to three key concepts: career exploration, education after high school, and money management.

This is part two in a series of workbooks created to introduce elementary students (ideally grades three through five) to three key concepts: career exploration, education after high school, and money management.

This is part three in a series of workbooks created to introduce elementary students (ideally grades three through five) to three key concepts: career exploration, education after high school, and money management.