You may have many questions that need to be answered: What school should I attend? How could I afford college? How do I avoid borrowing for college?
You’ll learn about different financial aid opportunities and programs. Next, you’ll select those that you wish to apply for, allowing you to create your very own debt free college financial plan. The earlier you apply for these programs, the more cost savings opportunities will be available to you.
COURSE DESCRIPTION
- Automated videos.
- 7 week course program
- Student Forum Q & A for enrolled students.
CERTIFICATION
You’ll receive a certificate upon completion.
Course Features
- Lectures 53
- Quizzes 0
- Duration 50 hours
- Language English
- Students 1
- Assessments Yes
- Week 1: Course Introduction
- Week 1: Attend College Tuition-Free
- Earn Up to 2 Years of College Credit Before Graduating High School
- How Much You’ll Save in Tuition By Taking Exams
- The Best Way to Choose Your Exams
- Learn a Language and Earn College Credit
- How to Residents Save 75-100% On Tuition
- How to Attend a Tuition-Free University
- Low Income, High Achievers Could Get a Full-Ride Scholarship Part A
- Low Income, High Achievers Could Get a Full-Ride Scholarship Part B
- Low Income, High Achievers Could Get a Full-Ride Scholarship Part C
- Academic Plan
- Week 2: Financially Pick the Right College
- Do Not Make the Biggest Financial Mistake I Made
- How to Financially Select the Best School
- How to Shop Around for an Affordable College
- Bonus: Words of Advice When Selecting Your College
- Top Universities that Don’t Require SAT/ACT Scores
- Attend an Ivy League Without the Cost & Competition
- How to Increase Your Chances of Getting Admitted Into Harvard Quick Tip
- Week 3: Important Tips to Maximize Financial Aid
- Need Help Applying for Financial Aid?
- Quick Tips While Applying for Federal Financial Aid
- The Benefits of Work-Study & Why You Should Apply
- How to Get the Most Out of Financial Aid
- How to Apply for State College Aid
- How to Maximize Financial Aid With a College Savings Account
- How To Turn Your Educational Disadvantage to an Advantage
- Week 4: Decide on the Right Major
- Week 5: Cut Tuition Costs
- How to Earn College Credit Without Taking the Course
- How to Get College Credit From Work Experience
- How to Earn Free Online College Credit
- Sign Up for these Programs for a Head Start in College
- Save Money & Time Earning Two Degrees
- Practice for This Exam to Save Time & Money
- How to Shave Off Thousands in Tuition Costs
- How to Apply for an Out-of-State Tuition Discount
- West Region Discounted Tuition (Yellow)
- New England Region Discounted Tuition (Red)
- Midwest Region Discounted Tuition (Blue)
- South Region Discounted Tuition (Green)
- Week 6: Gain Work Experience & Earn Money for College
- Three Ways to Get Awarded Work-Study
- Have Your Employer Help Pay for Your Tuition
- Earn Money and Gain Work Experience in Your Field of Study: Part 1
- Earn Money and Gain Work Experience in Your Field of Study: Part 2
- Earn Money and Gain Work Experience in Your Field of Study: Part 3
- Earn Money and Gain Work Experience in Your Field of Study: Part 4
- Volunteer & Get College Expenses Paid
- Volunteer Program Option 1
- Volunteer Program Option 2
- Volunteer Program Option 3
- How to Increase Your Volunteer Educational Award
- Week 7: Save on College Textbooks
- Earning a Masters Degree at a Discount
- Degree Debt-Free Checklist
