College and Scholarship Help

Ohhh, how the college application process can make you feel disorganized. Don’t worry. Take a listen for tips on staying organized!

Did you know that colleges and scholarship committees look for your community service involvement?

Who have you considered asking for a letter of recommendation? Did you include those key individuals? Take a listen to hear a list of people, you should consider asking.

Word of mouth is said to be the best form of advertisement. But, what if you need a recommendation for your college application or scholarship?

It’s not just grades that are weighed into college admissions or scholarship decisions. Listen to learn more about what else should be on your resume!

A student resume/ academic profile/ scholarship resume is used similarly to how job seekers use their resume to showcase, what they’ve done lately. Listen, to learn more!

Want more tips on the college application essay? Take a listen!

Many students dread the college application essay, but guess what? You don’t have to. Listen, to here why!

Did you know that the FAFSA is used by most colleges and universities to evaluate your eligibility for FREE MONEY (ie. Pell Grants) and other types of aid? Take a listen to learn more!

The benefits of applying for scholarships.

Do you know the different types of financial aid that’s available to students, that do not require repayment?

Need more tips on applications and admissions? Take a listen!

There are several types of applications and college admissions cycles. Do you know the difference?

Need more insight on where to start in the college application journey? Take a listen!

Are you curious as to what’s the first steps to consider in the college application process?

College planning can be unfamiliar for adults, which is why I created the College and Scholarship Help Parent Planning workbook to help YOU!

A step by step guide for students (and families) on the college application and scholarship process.

Federal Financial Aid can only be awarded to students who complete the FAFSA. Your eligibility for Federal Financial Aid is based on your FAFSA as well. Do you know about the FSA ID? No. Well don’t worry, take a listen to this episode!

The finish line is just ahead! Many high school seniors will be graduating in a few short weeks; however, some tasks are often overlooked. I share three important tips on what seniors should do NOW before graduation!

College Decision Day is approaching! 75% of parents value campus safety as a top factor. 67% want to ensure that the college is a good fit overall. There are many things to consider when deciding on a college. In this podcast episode we discuss these factors including housing, campus culture, transportation, tuition and more!

This is peak season for when students receive college acceptance letters. Many students (and parents) are stressed when waiting to hear from a college or university. In this episode I share tips on who to contact, how to deal with the uncertainty and tasks the students can do now in the interim!

You\u2019ll learn how community service is viewed by colleges and scholarship committees. Also, why quality is better than quantity and how you should maximize on your experiences!

Are you interested in taking a college tour, but are unsure of how to schedule one or who you should see while you\u2019re there? During this episode I give you tips on how to maximize your college tour experience!

Did you know that the cost of attending a public university could be less than attending a private university? What about the cost of attending an out of state college? In this episode, I discuss the differences and questions you should ask the financial aid office, that could lower your cost!

Do you know the difference between regular admission, rolling admissions or early decision? If not, don\u2019t worry! I explain the differences and also share why YOU should reach out to an admissions advisor! You\u2019ll also hear information on the common app.

Tips for high school students on how to develop a compelling essay to use for their college and scholarship applications and what they should include!

Insight and tips on tasks that any high school student (grades 9-12) should be doing NOW.

How high school students can identify colleges or universities to apply to including their safety, reach and target schools.

How to identify colleges and universities including your safety, reach and target schools.

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