Hundreds of thousands of high school graduates sign up
for student loans each year because their families didn’t know the defining habits of successful scholarship winners. It wasn’t their fault. They
did they best they could, but their efforts fell short. No one told them about my
book, Free College. Or, perhaps their
children grew up before I finished writing my book. For that, I apologize. If
you’re intrigued, you can stop right here, click on the image of my book in the
right hand corner of this page, and buy it right now.
The last decade or more of my teaching career, all of
my seniors went to college, all with scholarships. Many were awarded a full-ride. While I was thrilled for them, I was disappointed more hadn't earned
enough to pay for all four years. These students ended up taking out student
loans, and are still in debt today. I wondered if there was some “secret sauce”
that allowed the most successful to win so much free money for college. I was
too curious to let it go, and conducted extensive research to discover exactly
why some students earn a full ride scholarship, while others are awarded just a
few thousand dollars. I discovered there are sixteen defining habits shared by the most successful scholarship winners. Those who do only some of them earn less cash .
How would you feel if you knew there was a way to
prevent a terrible mishap, but didn’t have the information needed to avoid it? That’s
how you’ll feel if you don’t learn the simple steps to help your children earn
a full ride scholarship. When you spend a few dollars to buy my book, you’ll
learn how to help your children qualify for more college scholarships. Once you
do, tell family and friends about Free
College, and where to buy it. Billions of dollars in scholarships go
unclaimed every year. It’s tragic and avoidable.
You are reading from the blog, RoadtoFreeCollege.com, where we empower families with knowledge to navigate the path to higher education without the burden of excessive loans.
For more information, you’ll want my book, Free College, CLICK HERE. It teaches families how to help their kids become more successful in school, college, and life.
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