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Call the FAFSA Hotline:1-800-808-1790 Tuesdays and Thursdays from noon - 5 pm.

Selective Service: Young men MUST register for Selective Service. It's the law. Fill in a simple registration form within 30 days of your 18th birthday. If you're a resident of the United States, you must register, even if you're from another country and not a U.S. citizen, living in the U.S. illegally. It's easy to register with Selective Service. You can enter your information via the internet at http://www.sss.gov, or complete, sign and return the card you may get in the mail, or fill out an SSS registration form at a post office. Registering with Selective Service does NOT mean joining the military. Students who are not registered won't qualify for federal student aid and grant programs. You must be registered with Selective Service to work for the federal government. You must be registered to receive United States citizenship if you were not born in the U.S. Not registering is against the law.

Niagara Frontier Veterinary MINI-VET School: If you love animals this program could be perfect for you. The Naigara Frontier Veterinary Society is holding its Mini-Veterinary School on Thursday evenings 7-9 October 5-November 2 at Daemen College. See website for all the details.

Stenographic Institute of WNY: Looking to start a new career? Court reporters in New York make an annual mean wage of $100,270 and offers predictable working hours, a professional work environment and opportunities for on-call and freelance work. See the website for all the details.

NORTHLAND Workforce Training Center: See website for training opportunities for a career in manufacturing jobs in WNY.

LendEDU Financial Aid Hotline: LendEDU launched a new tool to help students and families navigate financial aid, scholarships, grants, and student loans. The tool, known as LendEDU Financial Aid Hotline, is a free text-in service designed to quickly answer any question related to financial aid, grants, scholarships, and student loans. Simply text your financial aid questions to the hotline at 302-278-4037 and you will receive a detailed response from their team within 15 minutes.

Erie1BOCES Career and Technical Education: The program provides exciting opportunities for students to explore their passions and possible career paths. See web page for more details.

TINKER Engineering Exploration Fair: WISE, Women in Science and Engineering are holding a fair at the Davis Hall, North Campus for young ladies who are looking for girls interested in areas of engineering. See application for joining this hands-on event.