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After the Acceptance Seminar About the Seminar The wait is over, and you’ve received your college acceptance and financial aid award letters. This seminar will help you navigate the next steps: • Understanding and analyzing the financial aid you’ve been offered • Determining how to pay the balance of your bill • Choosing the right Hundreds of thousands of financing options for families have turned to MEFA, your situation the college financing experts, for guidance on how to plan, save, and pay for college. To find a seminar, visit We can help you, too. www.mefa.org/seniors Learn more: www.mefa.org/seniors 2013 After the Acceptance Seminar Dates and Locations Tuesday, March 26 Brighton, MA, Saint Joseph Preparatory High School Wednesday, March 27 Bridgewater, MA, Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School Monday, April 1 Newtonville, MA, Newton North High School Tuesday, April 2 Longmeadow, MA, Longmeadow High School Tuesday, April 2 Lowell, MA, Lowell High School Tuesday, April 2 Shrewsbury, MA, Shrewsbury High School Tuesday, April 2 Salem, MA, Salem High School Wednesday, April 3 Topsfield, MA, Masconomet Regional High School Wednesday, April 3 Upton, MA, Blackstone Valley Regional Vocational Technical HS Wednesday, April 3 Worcester, MA, North High School Thursday, April 4 Haverhill, MA, Haverhill High School Thursday, April 4 Amherst, MA, Amherst Regional High School Monday, April 8 Barnstable, MA, Barnstable High School Tuesday, April 9 Dorchester, MA, Boston College High School Tuesday, April 9 Malden, MA, Malden Catholic High School Tuesday, April 9 Gardner, MA, Gardner High School Tuesday, April 9 Pittsfield, MA, St. Joseph Central High School Wednesday, April 10 Boston, MA, Boston Latin School Wednesday, April 10 Foxboro, MA, Foxboro High School Wednesday, April 10 Framingham, MA, Framingham High School Wednesday, April 10 Bolton, MA, Nashoba Regional High School Thursday, April 11 Chelsea, MA, Chelsea High School* Thursday, April 11 Andover, MA, Phillips Academy Andover Thursday, April 11 Braintree, MA, Braintree High School Thursday, April 11 Somerville, MA, Somerville High School Thursday, April 18 South Easton, MA, Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical HS Wednesday, April 24 Marshfield, MA, Martinson Elementary School Wednesday, April 24 Holden, MA, Wachusett Regional High School Please register if you plan on attending. To RSVP, and to find seminar start times and more information, visit mefa.org/seniors. *Chelsea High School will host two seminars simultaneously; one in English and one in Spanish..

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