Student loan debt is well over $3 Trillion; however scholarships, grants and fellowships are in the millions of dollars that are out there. Research shows that some students find it easier to apply for a loan than to apply for free college funding. Why is that?
*Saturday – July 28, 2018 / 11:00-2:00pm Chattahoochee Tech College (Marietta)
*Are you seeking funding for Undergrad, Graduate School, Doctorate, Medical, Law School etc.?
Do you desire to learn how to write effectively for Scholarships, Grant Writing Assistance, Research, Fellowships, Sponsorships, Non-Profit Organization etc.?
Inspiring Students To Excel In Higher Education helps students financially prepare and afford college debt free. We are offering a Financial Literacy College Funding Workshop that will be action packed with training and information for adults that are seeking funding for college and various programs. There will be a Tools for Success E-guide forwarded to each student that is registered to attend this training event. The E-guide being provided has been successfully helping students throughout our program by learning how to write for funding to win scholarships for college. This is a “very important workshop” that you don’t want to miss. Ms. Smith is a Scholarship and Financial Planner with over 20 years of writing, mentorship, research and financial consulting experience. She is also a certified Grant Writer. She has also worked with banks, business owners, non-profits, sponsorships, fundraising, scholarship organizations, etc., to acquire thousands in funding for students and programs nationwide. “The key’s to winning the $ is the writing & organization of documents.”
Workshop to include: Sales Strategy 101 – The Business of Submitting Scholarships for College Funding
- Assessing how gifts connect to goals in life. Short term goals vs. Long term goals.
- Review of all types of funding opportunities available and the key essentials to winning them.
- What disqualifies & qualifies the applications and essays.
- Techniques to improve essay writing skills (1) Essay Writing Exercise (Get your writing analyzed).
- Tips on how to build a strong portfolio of documents.
- Each student is requested to bring a notebook, pen and a copy of the flyer. (Light refreshments will be served).
Here’s some feedback from one of our students: The most helpful thing this guide showed me was how to write an award-winning essay, which I feel like will help me in so many ways the entire time I’m in college because I WILL get into college without owing money. The stronger your essay; the better chance you have of winning that specific scholarship that you applied for. Before I read this guide, I thought that I couldn’t get scholarships because I wasn’t a perfect student with a 4.0 GPA but this guide changed my mindset completely on the idea of applying for scholarships and now I’m more than ready to get started and win some money! – L.J High School student.
- Contact Director – Ms. Smith at (directors@inspiringstudentstoexcel.com) or 404-410-3069 to register to attend. *Early Bird Registration is going on now. Space is limited. “Come and be inspired, encouraged and empowered to learn key information that will be beneficial to you and your college-bound students.”
