College and Money Webinar - January 25th

Going to college is an exciting time for families, but figuring out how to fund higher education can be daunting. From scholarships to grants to work study to loans, there’s a lot to consider. This strategy session is all about making college affordable, and three finance-savvy experts will provide the tools, insights, and resources for a cost-efficient path to campus! Our panelists will cover a range of topics such as setting a budget as a family (including how to pay off debt), applying for need-based aid, and sharing the “Holy Grail” of searching for outside scholarships. Featuring: Jason Brown, author of “Margin Matter$” and “It is Possible: How I Earned Two Debt-Free Degrees … and how you can, too.” 

Chanell Thomas, Associate Director for Student Financial Aid and Scholarships, Vanderbilt University 

Will Geiger, Co-founder of Scholarships 360

 

 

College & Money Webinar - January 25th 

8:00 PM - 9:00 PM

ACT College/Career Planning Free Event - September 24th

Join ACT for this free virtual event to learn from experts how to prepare for the future! ACT’s My Journey event provides valuable information to help students and parents confidently navigate the college admissions process. Be the first to know when My Journey event registration is open! Sign Up to Be Notified.

ACT College/Career Planning Free Event 

September 24th

Free Webinar - Path to College for the Class of 2023

Path to College - Class of 2023 

May 25th @ 8 PM

Jed Applerouth

Revolution Prep Free Webinars

 Student-Athletes and the College Search | Tuesday, May 10th (Guest Speaker)

Making the High School Transition | Wednesday, May 11th

Reflections on Year 2 of Test-Optional Admissions | Thursday, May 12th (Guest Speaker)

Study Skill Development for College Success | Monday, May 16th

College Admissions through the Jewish Lens | Tuesday, May 17th (Guest Speaker)

Student Mental Health Challenges and the Academic Impact | Wednesday, May 18th

Leverage Your Summer to Get a Head Start on Fall | Thursday, May 19th

Self-Regulation for Learning: What it Really Takes to be Successful in the 21st Century | Tuesday, May 24th

Becoming an Independent Learner: University Readiness in 2022 | Tuesday, May 31st

Free Webinars - Financial Aid, College Counseling, Standardized Testing

 

The College Essay Guy is hosting a few webinars for students and parents on standardized testing, financial aid, and preparing for college. How to Bring More Ease, Purpose, & Joy to Your College Admission Process in 2022 Feb 9, 17, and 23, 2022   Part 1: Understanding Financial Aid—Beyond the FAFSA Feb. 9, 4-5pm PT (7-8pm ET) On this session, Amanda Miller (aka The Counselor Lady) and I will cover: ·        How does a college decide how much money to give a student? And can a student ask for more? ·        What are the three types of scholarships every student should look into? ·        What exactly is an enrollment manager, and how does their job impact students directly? ·        What’s the most important thing you can do to make college affordable before filling out the FAFSA? ·        Your questions! Feel free to submit yours here and I’ll select a few to ask our guest. Amanda Miller is a financial aid specialist and college advisor based in Davidson, NC. Since 2014, she has empowered thousands of families to find their best paths through the dual processes of college admissions and college affordability. Before becoming an independent college consultant, she served for five years through Americorps—three through as an adviser in the Davidson College Advising Corps and two through Teach For America’s Delta Corps. Part 2: College Counseling: What You Didn’t Know You Need to Know Feb. 17, 4-5pm PT (7-8pm ET) On this session, counselor extraordinaire Alicia Oglesby and I will discuss: ·        The purpose of the college application process ·        Where to start when you don’t know where to start ·        How to research beyond the colleges you’ve heard of ·        What role parents can play in the college application process ·        How to find joy from now until May 1st, 2023 (decision day for current 11th graders) ·        Your questions! Feel free to submit yours here and I’ll select a few to ask our guest. Alicia Oglesby (she/her) is a co-author by night and high school counselor by day. After graduating from Howard University in DC, Alicia pursued school counseling to increase college access and overall wellness in adolescent populations. For the past 8 years, Alicia has been working toward those goals, shifting the narrative of college admission from one of privilege and exclusion to one of shared opportunity and community. Part 3: Pretty Much Everything You Need to Know About Standardized Testing in 2022 Feb. 23, 4-5pm PT (7-8pm ET) In this session, ed policy shaper Akil Bello and I will explore: ·        The 3 core testing questions: Should you prep, should you take, should you submit? ·        Does Test Optional… really mean test optional? ·        What’s up with the new/digital SAT— does that affect me? ·        Your questions! Feel free to submit yours here and I’ll select a few to ask our guest. Akil Bello is the Senior Director of Advocacy and Advancement at FairTest and is a recognized expert on educational access and testing. In addition to building prep companies, consulting universities, and helping students excel on every test from the APGAR to the LSAT, Akil is also a movie star. Unsullied by highly rejective college credentials, Akil attended an HBCU and ultimately earned a bachelor's degree from a university in Brooklyn. Recordings will be sent to all who register!

Register Here

Important Note: Select "Register for all dates" to be registered for all three parts of this series.

Free Webinar: Ask Me Anything: Inside the Ivy League - June 22nd

 

Free Webinar

	Ask Me Anything: Inside the Ivy League
	Jun 22 (Tue) 8:00pm EDT / 5:00pm PDT Duration: 1h 00m
	Online
	Take a look behind those ivy-covered walls to hear directly from current students about life at the original "Elite Eight." This event is part of our "Ask Me Anything" series, featuring candid advice for college applicants from current college students. Please submit your questions ahead of time through this form.
	Free