Subject: Another Chance To See How To Find Merit Scholarships

Another Chance To REGISTER for our 
How To Find Merit Scholarships Webinar 
Thursday, 11/16 at 8:30pm EST.


STEPS FOR FINDING MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
We had such a great response to last night's webinar that we're doing it again, this Thursday, 11/16 at 8:30pm.

So if you couldn't register before, you have another chance to participate live (if you can't join live, a recording will also be available to those that register).

Here are some comments from last night....
"Thanks so much. It was so informative."

"I enjoyed your webinar last night. There is so much information about schools, it is wonderful to have so much information."

"Great information as we just begin the college process for our junior knowing that we don’t qualify for need based aid. Will definitely look for more of your information in the coming months."

"My head is spinning. I never knew there was so much information on colleges out there."

Join Us Thursday, 11/16 at 8:30pm EST


If you're a family that's not eligible for needs based aid, it's important to maximize your efforts to find merit scholarships as your best source of free money. 

Here are some statistics you should know....
  • Colleges award $11B in merit based scholarships to students.
  • 87.9% of freshmen at private colleges receive merit aid.* 
  • The average merit aid (or tuition discount) covered 56.3% of tuition & fees.*
  • The average merit scholarship was $23,942.

With those type of stats, don't you think it's worth spending time to know how to find colleges that can offer your student merit scholarships?

We think finding merit scholarships, and colleges that are more generous with their money, is so important to understand, that we're hosting a masterclass webinar devoted solely to this topic. 

 How To Find Merit Scholarships
Thursday, November 16th at 8:30pm EST

Another Chance To Register

(If you can't make the webinar live, a recording will be sent to all who register.)


In this webinar, we’ll show you how to do the research to uncover the colleges that can be more generous to your student. We’ll help you answer the following questions….

How can you determine a college’s generosity before your student applies?

What schools are likely to give your student the most merit scholarships?

What is the Common Data Set and how can it help in your college search research?

What are full ride and full tuition scholarships?

Do only high achieving students receive merit scholarships?

Do colleges offer better merit scholarships for freshman vs. upperclassmen?


As part of registering for the webinar, you’ll receive your own copy of the Full Tuition/Full Ride Scholarship List, created by Wendy Nelson. This list was recently updated, as of September 2017. We'll show you how to use this list to search for automatic scholarships that are offered to all students who meet the criteria, find competitive scholarships where your student competes against others, find scholarships for special talents like music, art and dance, scholarships for National Merit Finalists/Semi-Finalists, Valedictorians, and more.

As always, our mission is to help families understand the financial aid process and ways to pay for college. We believe families need to become educated consumers of higher ed to make more informed decisions and help their students and themselves avoid student debt.


I hope to see you Thursday night,
Debbie


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Debbie Schwartz, Road2College, 19072, Narberth, United States
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