Free tuition for families making under $80,000

USC has made an incredible announcement that will help students afford college. USC offers free tuition to students from families making under $80,000. And guess what?! Owning a home is not a factor. Typically financial aid factors in a student’s and their parent’s income and assets. In this case, owning a home will not be factored into the equation.

The student’s cost-of-living expenses is not covered. It is recommended that students apply for financial aid. Depending on a student’s income and assets they may qualify for federal and state grants (if applicable), which do not need to be repaid back. A student could also apply for outside scholarships to graduate debt-free. Kollege Kampus will be offering a scholarship course to teach students how to maximize their chances of winning. Sign up today to be notified when class starts.

Attending USC tuition free and applying for outside scholarships to help with living expenses could easily save a student over $200,000.

Here’s a quick tip, if you are interested in applying to USC go to: https://financialaid.usc.edu. You could also find out your chances of getting accepted at Cappex.com.

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Monique Guillory

    Hi! I am Monique Guillory, founder of Kollege Kampus and author of, Get a Degree Debt-Free.  I am a proud alumna of California State University of Fullerton.  An alumna member of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars, Golden Key International Honour Society, and Phi Theta Kappa.  I was recognized in the National Dean's List and National Chancellor's List.  I had the privilege to attend an International Scholar Laureate Program in South Africa.  While working at Irvine Valley College Student Supportive Services Department as a Specialist Aide and Peer Mentor, it equipped me with the necessary knowledge to earn a debt-free college education and get awarded nine scholarships.  The acting director and I also developed a California state funded program to help single parents earn a debt-free college education.  With my knowledge and experience, I am delighted to pass this information on to you!

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