My new book, Free College, shows how to avoid massive college loan debt. It includes the steps used by successful Full-Ride Scholarship winners. It's a valuable tool for parents, grandparents, teachers and
anyone in the lives of Pre-K through High School students. Help students earn more free cash for college and graduate debt
free.
Free College is available now. To buy, click the red link above. If interested in making a bulk purchase, send me an email, FreeCollegeInfo@earthlink.net.
What People are saying about Free College:
“This book should be available to parents before their
children enter school. A perfect handbook for student success.”
-Jeanette A. Fratto
-Jeanette A. Fratto
“A much needed book depicting eye-opening methods easily
employed by parents and students to maximize scholarships covering college
tuition and expenses.” -Shelley Schuber
“The information this book contains will be vital to any
student unable to personally finance a full university course of instruction." -Al Jacobs
“Most people aren’t aware of what’s available. This book
increases awareness, step by step.”-Jane Lewis
“Much needed information for the college process in a
concise and thorough reference book. A college funding Bible!"
-Susan Suhr
-Susan Suhr
“Avoid post college debt! Fantastic tips for getting to
college! Plan ahead for college.” -Diane Hearne
An amazing guide through
the ins and outs of acquiring the means for a college education in the United
States. Elizabeth Wallace takes you step-by-step through 17 habits that all
full scholarship winners have practiced. It is written in a manner that makes
these steps easy, without feeling at all overwhelmed. As a
mother of two elementary aged children, I feel blessed to have found and read
this book now, though I would still recommend it to parents of children in any
grade.The final chapter
outlines the time frames for setting each behavior into place so the reader
knows exactly when to implement each tactic. Elizabeth even includes a chapter
on organization so don't fret, you can't mess it up. There's never a bad time
to get started, go buy this book now and save your child from the black hole of
college debt!
-Amazon Review
-Amazon Review
I was fortunate to read a
copy of "Free College" immediately upon publication. It is a book
which parents of all ages will find helpful, especially if they hope to have
children who do well in school. This book does an excellent job of showing how
raising children who do well in school and who are most likely to earn college
scholarships begins at an early age and involves the entire family. This is a book which any
parent will find helpful, whether they have children in preschool, elementary school, middle
school or high school. It explains the family lifestyles and class selections
which are most likely to result in a child who is capable of earning college
scholarships. If you do not want your
children to graduate from college with thousands of dollars in debt, this
inexpensive book is well worth the small investment.” -D. Carr
This is an essential guide
for parents of high school children if they are planning to go to college. It
provides an easy list of ideas that all kids can follow along with reasons why
the ideas will work. This is not only a guide to getting into college for free
but practical ideas that will help them do what will make them successful in
later life. I recommend every high school parent should own this book. - Rett Lemoult
As the grandmother of a soon-to-be
high school graduate, I am concerned about the ever-increasing cost of a
college education. So when I heard about a book titled "Free College"
I was immediately intrigued.
I was concerned that we were already too late to the table, so to speak, but the information in this book is beneficial at any point in a college-bound student's academic life. The book is well-written, easy-to-read, and lays out all the necessary steps in a very detailed and organized manner.
I read through it right away and then passed it on to my daughter and grandchildren. Both were excited to learn things they could do to help decrease their student debt and increase their chances of a scholarship - particularly the 13 year old since she has dreams of medical school - and more time to put the actions in this book into actual practice!
A very worthwhile read for any family with children heading to college one day. Highly recommended! -Melodieann Whiteley
I was concerned that we were already too late to the table, so to speak, but the information in this book is beneficial at any point in a college-bound student's academic life. The book is well-written, easy-to-read, and lays out all the necessary steps in a very detailed and organized manner.
I read through it right away and then passed it on to my daughter and grandchildren. Both were excited to learn things they could do to help decrease their student debt and increase their chances of a scholarship - particularly the 13 year old since she has dreams of medical school - and more time to put the actions in this book into actual practice!
A very worthwhile read for any family with children heading to college one day. Highly recommended! -Melodieann Whiteley
"I was a scholarship receiver who followed the advice she makes available. Graduated with zero debt." -Elizabeth Burke
"The information in this book is beneficial at any point in a college-bound student's academic life. The book is well-written, easy-to-read, and lays out all the necessary steps in a very detailed and organized manner."- domestic Diva (Via Baby-Boomer-Retirement.com)
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"Free College" is an excellent book. I hope many parents and grandparents will purchase it and share the information with anyone in their family who is raising school-age children.
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