EDUTHINGS:

Eduthings is the course planning website used by NBHS, but it also has career investigation tools.

NBISD Student Portal

Username: XXXXXX (local id)
Password: XXXXXX (local id)

Information about Eduthings and its functionality can be found here.

• Reality Check – Discover the realities of living on your own. What does it really cost?
• Career and Technology Essential Knowledge and Skills
• Texas Oncourse Preparing students for college and career includes high school planning guides
• MyOptions.org has a collection of helpful resources including financial aid tools (cost calculators), live training sessions, on-demand webinars, useful research and articles, and other tips and ideas to help guide you through the college and career planning process.
• ADVi (adviser) is a 24/7 virtual college advisor. Answer questions related to attending a public college or university in Texas including financial aid, tests, transfer credits, and how to access campus resources. Text “College” to 512-829-3687 to get support and answers to your questions.
• Find the Right College
• NBIS Next Steps Center – Discuss college, career, testing etc.
• Big Future – Investigate colleges and universities, financial aid, AP score requirements, etc.
• College for All Texans – Information on planning for college while in high school, finding the right college, applying to colleges, get information concerning how to pay for college and financial aid and much more
• Texas Gear Up
• Texas Oncourse
• College Cafe
• Petersons.com – Investigate universities and colleges
• College Majors 101
• Automatic College Admissions
• Guide to Paying for College – Financial Aid, Scholarships, Savings, & Student Loans
• Xello – Useful for career investigation, four year high school planning and schedule selection for next school year. Student username is NBR-school ID. Password is birthday in the following format: mmddyyyy. If the birthdate does not work, try entering just the student ID #. NBHS does not have a record of usernames and passwords.
• Transitioning Out of Foster Care and Post-Secondary Education Opportunities