This document summarizes the results of a national survey of 502 Hispanic adults in the United States regarding back-to-school shopping plans. Two-thirds of respondents were ages 18-34, and about one-third spoke mostly Spanish. Mass merchants and supercenters were the most popular planned shopping locations, attracting 95% of shoppers. English-dominant Hispanics were more likely than others to shop at these stores. While school supplies were the primary draw, most shoppers also planned to buy clothes and visit other stores. Online shopping was more popular among Spanish-dominant respondents. Over half of online shoppers intended to spend more than the previous year.