Real students tell real stories about getting money for college. Are you going? Select a student to view their story.
Many students are unaware that federal student financial assistance is available to them for education beyond high school.
In the new I’m Going public service campaign now airing, real students tell their own real stories about getting the money they needed to go to college. Thanks to Federal Student Aid, Caitlin, Eric, Chris and Delia were able to achieve their dreams of a college education. Now, these students share their own experiences and encourage their peers to pursue a college education.
The resource for downloading the PSA in
video, audio, poster and flyer formats in both English and Spanish. GO
The go-to source for inspiration, encouragement and information about planning, preparing and paying for college. GO
The place to visit when you're ready to apply for federal student aid. GO
A tool to help you anticipate college costs and determine how much federal student aid you may be able to receive. GO
In January 2009, Federal Student Aid introduced I’m Going, a new national public service campaign in which real students tell how they got the money they needed for college.
I’m Going is a public service television, radio and transit campaign designed to help people learn more about the resources available through Federal Student Aid. Media professionals can find out more about Federal Student Aid’s public service campaign here.
