The Dangers Of Awarding Merit Scholarships
Merit scholarships, which are awarded based on a student’s academic, athletic, or other achievements, can be a valuable resource for students who are looking to
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Every college in the country has their own unique way of offering their financial need-based or merit-based free scholarship money. Unfortunately, these formulas are not publicly available because colleges want to exercise discretion in their decisions and not create public debate on their free scholarship decisions.
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Based on 30+ years of professional experience, CPS knows the colleges that offer the maximum amount of free scholarship money that families are eligible for. These monies do not have to be repaid.
We offer parents support as they work with the High School Guidance Counselor, by providing them a one page college summary listing financial aid policies, acceptance rates, etc. We strongly recommend 90% of High School students take a career assessment evaluation.
Our goal is to minimize college loans by increasing their grant money. If loans are needed, we will guide families to the loan that best fits their needs. Federal student loans are limited to $27,000 over 4 years of undergraduate studies.
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Merit scholarships, which are awarded based on a student’s academic, athletic, or other achievements, can be a valuable resource for students who are looking to
If your parents are divorced, you will need to provide information about both of them when filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid
The College Board is a non-profit organization that provides a range of services and resources to students, families, and schools. While it is best known
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