PROGRAM UPDATE: As of July 1, 2024, there is no longer a requirement for participants to take an 8-hour class. First-time participants can take the 4-hour class and repeat every three years to qualify for the discount.
This past year has resulted in some of the most significant changes to the college planning process in decades. To name a few, admission trends have changed around how colleges admit students, there are substantial changes to the FAFSA and financial aid that may make college more expensive, and schools have gone ACT/SAT optional (but not necessarily when they award scholarships), and some colleges are going back to requiring standardized tests.
Join us to learn how these changes may impact your family, and new strategies to consider to give your student the best opportunity to be admitted and maximize scholarships and financial aid. If you are the parent of a high school student in grades 9-11, this is incredibly important information you will not want to miss.
The course fee is offered on a sliding scale, including options to take the class at a reduced fee, pay the actual cost of the class, or pay it forward by paying more and supporting another community member. Please choose the option that is best for you.
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