Education and Career Opportunities System (ECOS)

Education and Career Opportunities System (ECOS)
Hawaii State Department of Education

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• College Bound?
    • Application Calendar
    • Testing
    • Colleges
    • Financial Aid

This tool is available to every Hawaii public middle/intermediate and high school student as well as school counselors, administrators, parents, and community members. Using this full-service online college and career guidance system, you can ensure students are actively thinking about, exploring, and planning their college and career strategies. Here is a small sampling of what is available in ECOS:

Assessments to help students find the right college, with detailed information on more than 5,000 colleges
Profiles on the most popular careers, tools to help students secure winning jobs, and access to the trade organizations and top employers
An extensive scholarship search complete with financial resources to help students and their parents understand the complex world of financial aid
SAT & ACT test taking techniques and practice tests
Career assessments to help students plan their high school, college, and career strategies
Tools to help counselors guide and assess their students throughout the post-secondary planning process

ECOS is the most comprehensive information and planning resource available and has been provided to our community by the Department of Education-Office of Curriculum, Instruction, and Student Support. See your school ECOS coordinator for further information and codes.

**How do I access ECOS?**
See your ECOS school coordinator for a UserID and password. (Your school may require you to complete an Acceptable Use Policy "AUP" form first.), then... Use any internet-capable computer to visit the ECOS web site at: http://ecos.princetonreview.com/

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