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Today we celebrate those who love fashion! We have plenty of scholarships for those who want to study fashion. We also offer fashion internship opportunities such as this one at Nordstom. Take a moment today to sign up for a free month of Imagine Scholarships to learn more about these amazing opportunities.
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Calling all Texans. Need help in the college admissions process? Need help paying for college? You’ve come to the right place!
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Tuition Free Education is really an option. We explore those options here.
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Post taken from USA Today and cited
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What do 80s music and college admissions have in common?
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The story of how I found my future and my strength and how you can too!
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Up to date news on scholarships for IECs.
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Trade School offers benefits and are a valuable option for many students. We have scholarships for trade school students.
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Let’s take a look at some of the stats behind scholarships today.
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A common question we get is “why should I pay for a scholarship service?”
This is a great question and once you understand the process behind sites that don’t charge, we think that you’ll agree that a small monthly fee to access scholarships in an organized efficient way is well worth your investment.
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We know that financial barriers are one of the main reasons students choose not to enroll in college or leave before finishing their degree. While there are options for paying for school, such as federal financial aid and student loans, there is often a gap between what a student receives and the total cost of their education.
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I often get questions from other IECs and college consultants about how they can start their college coaching business. I don’t see other IECs as competition but rather see it as an opportunity to help one another. I recently wrote a post for College Planner Pro that will hopefully be helpful to other IECs who are trying to start their new business or scale their current business.
https://www.collegeplannerpro.com/blog/tools-for-independent-educational-consultants
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Hiring an Independent Educational Consultant is one of the best decisions a student can make. In fact, doing so can save money as well as offer guided assistance throughout each step of the process. These highly experienced professionals offer an expertise that can only be obtained through years of experience. Please check out our “Introductions” page for a list of IECs and college consultants.
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One day your a freshman just starting High School and then you blink and you are now a Senior! The Senior year can be filled with exciting firsts and lasts. It is also a time to explore what your next steps will be after High School. Some will enter the world of higher education and go to college. Others will go to a trade school or take a gap year. These are all options and each student has to decide what is the best fit for them. Here is a Senior Timeline for those of you that are college bound. We also offer a database of internships and scholarships as well as a library of video to help guide you to your most exciting future.
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The Junior year of High School is critical for many reasons. Most students find that their Junior year is the most academically challenging yet a time of great personal growth and maturity. If you want to be college ready, take a look at this timeline. It will give you a great head start as you start your Junior year of High School. Don’t forget that many college applications open the summer after your Junior year of High School and your Junior grades are likely what will be considered on your applications.
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Calling all High School Sophomores! Want to get a head start on college readiness? We’ve created a timeline just for you. You can also begin looking for scholarships and taking advantage of our internships and our library of videos to help you thrive in school and get ready for the college admissions process.
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