From parties and presents to commencement ceremonies and
college prep, Fastweb covers everything you need to plan an
unforgettable high school graduation and beyond.
Check out the following topics, which encompass important senior year moments, like
prom and graduation, to help you plan and prep for everything to come. But in all of the excitement, don't forget to complete the important tasks on your
May Checklist for High School Seniors!
Plus, we’ve included some college prep articles to help you prepare for your upcoming transition.
Graduation Party Planning
High school students will remember the important events of their senior year, like prom, the graduation ceremony, for years to come. Read these to ensure yours is as unforgettable as it can AND should be this year.
Graduation parties are a fun way to celebrate the achievement of graduating form high school. Most parties are open house format, giving your guests the opportunity to simply drop in to wish you well. You can call out with a major party or keep it simple. Check out some unique ideas below.
Graduation Party Planning Ideas
Save Money on Graduation Expenses
The Best Graduation Presents
Whether you’re a graduate yourself or have friends to honor this graduation season, we’ve created a couple of lists with amazing gift ideas for the Class of 2024, within all price ranges. Help high school seniors celebrate their years of hard work and accomplishments with meaningful gifts.
There is also a practical way to gift during graduations party season. Cash, checks, and gift cards are great ideas for high school grads. It’s also practical to create an
Amazon wish list or
Target wish registry, so that friends and family can buy some of those must-have items for you for college.
Ten Fun and Practical Graduation Gift Ideas
22 Cool Items All College Students Can Use
Grown and Flown has a list of
graduation gifts for the Class of 2024 to check out.
College Prep
Once you’ve graduated from high school you’re off to an exciting, higher education endeavor--college! Start planning now so that you’re comfortable with your transition and ready to attend school.
Memoris of a College-Bound Student: Finding the Irrelevancies
20 Differences Between High School & College Life
Navigating the Scholarship Search in College
3 Considerations When Considering a College Major
12 Skills to College Success from the Beginning
10 Completely False College Myths
Paying for School
If you’re going to school, you’re going to need to pay for it as well. Apply for these
Class of 2024 Scholarships, which graduating high school seniors and entering college freshman are eligible for.
You also may want to consider a part-time job or paid internship this summer. At some point during the summer months, talk with your employer about working over school breaks as well as subsequent summers. Wouldn’t it be nice to have something lined up each time you’re home?
Jobs that Pay for College with Tuition Reimbursement
Land a Part-Time Summer Job That Doesn't Feel Like Work
Remote Summer Jobs for Students
Top Companies Hiring for Part-Time Summer Jobs
How the Average Joe Can Pay for School: Loans for Students