MEMBERS ONLY OPPORTUNITY! ✨ Check it out! Members, you have the opportunity to apply for scholarships for two Midwest literacy conferences! Option 1: Everyone Reading Illinois conference in Naperville Illinois Option 2: The Reading League Illinois Wisconsin Annual Conference Interested in applying for a scholarship? Apply today! Application: http://Bit.ly/TRL-ILApply
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It's time for a scholarship showdown! Which type of financial aid do you think suits you best? 🤔 Merit Scholarships: For the academic rockstars! These scholarships reward your hard work, stellar grades, and impressive achievements. If you're all about acing exams and standing out in class, this one's for you! Need-Based Aid: For those who need a little extra help! This type of aid supports students based on family income, ensuring everyone has a fair shot at their dream college. If you believe in equal opportunities and accessibility, you might lean towards this option. Still unsure which one is right for you? Join our FREE webinar on August 1st! 🎉 We'll dive deep into the pros and cons of both types of aid and help you discover the best option for your unique journey. Don't miss out! 🚀 Register now: https://loom.ly/u47XO6c or click the link in our bio. Which team are you on? Drop a comment below!
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While attending an ed reform conference at Harvard, I was asked several times what I do. At first, I responded by saying I run a network of 8 schools serving 4100 students in Indiana and Louisiana. But then, that’s boring. Right? So, after being asked several times, I took a different approach. What does GEO really do? What’s our differentiator? Our value add? GEO focuses on achieving outcomes we all say we want—students with high quality college degrees and career certs. We do this with high school students in underserved communities most of America chooses to ignore or doesn’t want to think about, too. And, we don’t wait until our students graduate from high school to make sure they earn college or career credentials. Our charters are a means to an end. The charter is not the exciting part. Our outcomes and who we serve are the exciting part of our story. Our kids beat the odds. We have the only high schools in the country where students earn bachelor’s degrees while in high school—at no cost to them (3 have done that already and 5 more will do it in 2025). We have students earn pilot licenses, welding certs, CNA certs and associate degrees, too. All, at no cost to them. Some asked why aren’t we in every state? Well, that takes time and resources. But we are working to expand. And, we are. The charter makes this possible. It is important. Charters are indeed important and serve a purpose. GEO plans to grow. Join us if you are inspired by efforts to help students beat the odds.
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Don't miss my upcoming webinar where I will be speaking with Nicole Kelman, Founder and CEO of New England Education Consultants. We will be sharing insights on Navigating the College Admissions Process. The webinar is suitable for families with students in grades 8 through 12, and the speakers will cover essential topics every parent (or grandparent) should know, including: 💠 Merit scholarships: What they are, the different types, and how to apply. 💠Academic profile: Strategies to help strengthen your student’s college application. 💠Finding the right college fit: How academics, campus culture, and other factors can influence your decision. 💠College costs: Managing the rising expenses with 529 plans, financial aid, the FAFSA form, and more. This will be an opportunity to gain valuable insights and make informed decisions for your student’s future. If you have friends or family navigating the college admissions process, share this invitation so they can also benefit from the support and guidance provided. Register here:
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Are you feeling overwhelmed by the grad school application process? Well, the truth is, you are not alone! Applying for grad school can feel like a wild rollercoaster—soaring on the thrill of new possibilities one moment, then spiralling into doubt and panic the next minute. The fear of not being “good enough” can hold you back, but guess what? The Boot Camp is here to bridge that gap and show you the many reasons why you are worth that scholarship you have your eyes on! As you may know, this is the LAST cohort of the year, and it’s designed to equip you with everything you need to become a master of grad school applications in just 30 days or less. Whether you’re anxious about crafting the perfect essay, lost in the sea of scholarship options, or struggling with imposter syndrome — you are covered through the boot camp! You will learn the tips and tricks that have helped hundreds of our boot camp alumni secure admissions and scholarships worldwide. DM us now to secure your spot, and let’s make your grad school dreams a reality! Don’t forget to tag a friend to conquer this together💙
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NOW is the time for Texas State University ! For the first time in Texas State University’s 125-year history, more than 40,000 students have enrolled for the fall 2024 semester. This year’s enrollment of 40,678 surpasses the previous record of 38,849, which was set in 2016. It is an increase of 1,805 students, or 4.6%, over fall 2023. The record count includes all-time high enrollment numbers for first-year students, graduate students, doctoral students and international students.
Texas State announces record enrollment, other milestones for fall 2024
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College Application Week is on, from the College Foundation of North Carolina (CFNC)! Now through Oct. 27, many North Carolina colleges and universities are waiving application fees. We're counting down each day of College Week with fun facts and neat numbers. It’s day four of our countdown. Here are four ways Crosby Scholars of Iredell County helps students - and these offerings are all FREE of charge: 1. Career Exploration - Students are exposed to a variety of real-life careers and learn about the education needed to make those careers a reality. 2. ACT/SAT Prep - Our sessions have been rated better than many of the paid services that are offered. 3. Academic and Life Skills Sessions - Younger students, in particular, are given academic tips, tricks, and behaviors for success in school. 4. Scholarships and Grants - Our staff provides guidance, resources and help to reduce or eliminate college debt. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/eZFKn3qV
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Don't miss my upcoming webinar where I will be speaking with Nicole Kelman, Founder and CEO of New England Education Consultants. We will be sharing insights on Navigating the College Admissions Process. The webinar is suitable for families with students in grades 8 through 12, and the speakers will cover essential topics every parent (or grandparent) should know, including: 💠 Merit scholarships: What they are, the different types, and how to apply. 💠Academic profile: Strategies to help strengthen your student’s college application. 💠Finding the right college fit: How academics, campus culture, and other factors can influence your decision. 💠College costs: Managing the rising expenses with 529 plans, financial aid, the FAFSA form, and more. After the presentation, there will be a Q&A session where you can ask us questions and get personalized guidance. Register here: https://bit.ly/4eeTtLp
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🎓📣 Calling all Justice-Impacted Individuals with College Dreams! 📣🎓 Are you a justice-impacted person with aspirations of pursuing higher education? We have an event tailored just for you! Join us for an empowering panel discussion on Accessing Higher Education. This is a space dedicated to sharing experiences, navigating challenges, and uncovering pathways to academic achievement for justice-impacted individuals like yourself. 🗓️ Date: Febuary 21st, 2024 🕒 Time: 6 PM 📍 Location: Zoom At this event, you'll hear from justice-impacted students who are currently thriving in college, graduate, and Ph.D. programs. Learn firsthand about their journeys, the obstacles they've overcome, and the support systems that have propelled them forward. Plus, gain invaluable insights from a former admissions officer who understands the unique challenges and opportunities you may encounter during the college admissions process. Whether you're just beginning to explore the possibility of college or you're actively working towards your degree, this event is for you. Connect with peers who share your aspirations, discover resources to support your educational journey, and take the next step towards achieving your academic goals. RSVP today to secure your spot and take a significant stride toward realizing your college dreams. Don't let anything hold you back from the future you deserve! RSVP: RPC@resilience-education.org We believe in your potential, and we're here to help you every step of the way. Together, let's break down barriers and pave the way for justice-impacted individuals to thrive in higher education. See you there!
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