What is Xello?
Xello is Florida's official K-12 career planning platform, used across Duval County. It helps you discover college, university, trade, military, and career options based on your personality, skills, and interests. In Xello you can:
- Take career-matching assessments to guide your exploration.
- Explore career profiles with real salary and labor-market data.
- Research colleges and training programs and compare your options.
- Build a personalized plan that grows with you each year.
How to log in: Duval County students do not log into Xello with a separate Xello username and password. Xello is accessed through OneView, the DCPS single sign-on portal:
- Go to oneview.duvalschools.org (or find the OneView link on your school's website).
- Log in with your DCPS student network username and password, the same one you use for school computers and Focus.
- On your OneView dashboard, find the Blended Learning tile and click into it, then find and click the Xello app tile among the apps listed there. OneView signs you into Xello automatically, no separate Xello password needed.
Don't see Xello under Blended Learning on your dashboard? Ask your school counselor or media specialist to confirm it's been added to your OneView account.
Seniors: once you're in Xello, see Link Common App to Xello to connect your Common App account so your counselor can send transcripts, forms, and recommendations.
Finding scholarships
Scholarships are free money for college that you do not repay. Start early, apply often, and never pay a fee to search or apply. Use these trusted, free tools:
| Florida Bright Futures | Statewide merit scholarship for eligible Florida students. See our Bright Futures page. |
|---|---|
| Xello Scholarships | Built-in scholarship matches based on your profile and plan. |
| Florida Shines | State planning site with scholarship and financial aid guidance. |
| Federal Student Aid | The government's free scholarship and aid resources. |
Scholarship tips: Keep a running list of deadlines, ask teachers early for recommendation letters, reuse and tailor your essays, and apply to smaller local scholarships where you have better odds. Your counselor can point you to Mandarin-specific and community awards.
Sources: Xello; Duval County Public Schools Student Software; FloridaShines; Federal Student Aid.