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It’s July 1st and that means- we are cranking up the year in preparation for the Class of 2025’s college admissions and scholarships. Over the years I have worked with several students who have gone to school debt-free. In tribute to my late friend- I know I’m overdue for a comeback.

I’ve decided to create a virtual “class” for students interested in meeting this goal. The class will include access to a proposed success calendar, best practices, available scholarships, college applications, essay review, and personal monthly check-ins. This journey is a commitment for students and parents.

Because of the detailed nature of this process, space is limited and only available to families who are open and interested in the limitless possibilities ahead!

To sign up, shoot me a message and I will send you information on how to join this special interest group. On-boarding will last until July 15 or until I reach 8 students. 📚

2022-23 Scholarships.docx 2022-23 HHS Scholarship Information Information will be updated on a continual basis. Check back often to stay current on the latest scholarship opportunities! MARCH DEADLINES Cat Zingano Overcoming Loss Scholarship: Applicants must submit an essay on the following topic “How has the loss...

‎Scholars & Dollars Podcast: Episode 30: Are We There Yet? on Apple Podcasts ‎Show Scholars & Dollars Podcast, Ep Episode 30: Are We There Yet? - Feb 21, 2023

Plan accordingly!

Plan Ahead!

If you missed our Live on Instagram yesterday with Harrison EdSource LLC, we discussed ACT vs SAT and being able to plan ahead for testing. Registration for the ACT is officially open! We discussed testing options, prep courses and opportunities to have your fees waived. We also shared additional features and benefits of both test. If you want to know more about those options, make sure you listen to our podcast episode from last week on Scholars and Dollars.
https://www.act.org/

Check out Episode two!

Episode Two: ACT Up On this episode of Scholars & Dollars, H&M gives the scoop on the ACT and SAT. Find out which test is best and how many times is too many times to test! Mrs. M talks about her special trip to Cali and Ms. H gives her detailed opinion on test-optional college admission vs. your scholarship goals R...

Financial Aid Packages or out or on the way! Make sure that you have completed your FAFSA to
maximize your opportunity for scholarships and grants. Check your high school websites or with your school counselors for scholarship information!

Money is out there!!