College Planning 101
A step-by-step guide for students & families
This comprehensive course is designed to help students, and their families, from 8th through 11th grade, successfully navigate the college search process and identify strong fit colleges.
Overwhelmed and unsure where to start?
Need help identifying best fit colleges?
Wondering how to gain admission?
Want to pay less for college?
Prospective college athlete?
After completing this course, you will be empowered with the knowledge and confidence to find the right schools for you.
What colleges look for and how they evaluate applicants
How to best plan for course selection, activities, summers, and standardized testing during high school
Resources & tools to explore colleges, majors and careers
The characteristics of your ideal college and how to build a balanced college list
What colleges will expect you to pay and possible sources of funding
Bonus lessons & materials for prospective College Athletes
A college education is one of the biggest expenses a family will face, with a per-year average cost of $43,583. Investing in expert planning and support can help ensure students are making the right choices about their future.
Better prepared and stronger college applicant
Cost savings, both short and long-term, from making informed choices
More confidence, less stress, more success
Don't wait - it's not too early!
College Planning 101 includes narrated video lessons; reflective exercises; curated resources & tools; and monthly live support Zoom sessions to guide families through each step of the college planning process.
Students and families can complete College Planning 101 at their own pace. Topics are divided into manageable steps and each lesson can be viewed, on average, in less than 10 minutes.
Families will have course access for a full 12 months.
There will be a live Zoom session each month to answer questions and provide support.
Feeling overwhelmed can sometimes make teens appear unmotivated. With a step-by-step framework to follow, students will become better prepared and more confident to engage in their college process.
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