College Is EXPENSIVE
And even if you've been out on your own and working for a while, the options for funding it can seem daunting. Do you borrow from retirement? Cash out savings or home equity? Borrow federal or private student loans? Will going to school part-time while continuing to work really save you money? What other options are available?
Our 12-month plan includes "College Funding Strategies For Adult Learners," an online, three-week program that coaches current and prospective students through the college funding process. Weekly content includes video sessions, homework assignments, and resources/tools to help you figure this process out.
Who Is The Program For?
This program is for those who are 25+ and entering or preparing to attend college in the U.S., whether you will attend a community college or a 4-year college/university. This program is for both entering students and transfer students.
In order to take full advantage of the course, you should be able to commit to a minimum of 4 hours on course content, pre-work, and homework assignments.
Topics Include:
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Selecting a school that makes sense both financially and for your career goals
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Evaluating and negotiating financial aid offers
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Determining how to pay for school (and how not to pay for it)
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Calculating the “True Cost” of your desired college experience
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Developing a budget that works for you
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Common financial pitfalls to avoid
Instructor

Shironda White, MBA
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Shironda is an alumna of Spelman College and holds a Graduate Citation in Nonprofit Management from Harvard University and an MBA from Boston University’s Questrom School of Business. Fun fact: she secured more than $100,000 in free funding for her MBA.
Special Bonus
"College Funding Strategies For Adult Learners" launches January 28.
Register by January 22 and receive a FREE one-hour consultation
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