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Monday, July 23, 2018

Why Try for Success?



Posted by Elizabeth at 7:00 AM
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Elizabeth has been a successful language teacher, adjunct community college professor, author and public speaker for more than four decades. She was trained as a teacher of French, German and English. After receiving her BA from California State University Fullerton, she built award winning foreign language programs in several public high schools. She also earned an MBA from Redlands University and taught business administration in the public and private sectors in the US and abroad. Although no longer in the classroom, Elizabeth is staying involved with education through this website, roadtofreecollege.com and authoring Free College. Far too many students are graduating from college with crushing debt. This site is dedicated to helping students become the ideal college scholarship and grant applicant, so they earn more free cash for college and can begin their careers debt free. (As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.) @ElizaWallace27
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