Scholarships
Scholarships are one way to pay for college. Yes, the process is tedious. However, Tamesha shares a step-by-step blueprint to assist with the following:
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Know The Types of Scholarships - There are several. However, public, private, and institutional are the most common. There are also scholarship programs as well.
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Provide an Application Walk-Through - Reading and understanding what the application asks students to complete is essential to their financial goals.
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Locating Scholarships - Connecting students and families to the right opportunities tailored to their needs is a top priority.
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Step-by-Step Formula - There is a system in place to become a recipient of funding. The focus is for students to utilize their time strategically and wisely.
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Follow-Up - Rest assured, there are check-ins when reconnecting with students to answer questions or provide more insight regarding the scholarship process is necessary.
Funding for all grade levels
K-12
Undergraduate Students
Graduate Students
Adult Learners
International Students
DACA (Deferred Action Childhood Arrivals) students
A few of my favorites!
Burger King McLamore Foundation
Coca-Cola Scholars Program
Dr. Pepper Tuition Giveaway
Build Your Future with Google Scholarships
Jack Kent Cooke Foundation
Are you ready to become debt free? Check out my 3-tier packages below!
Financial Aid
Foundation
Understand the areas of financial aid and how it's used as a benefit to further scholars education. Ensuring scholars are equip with tools that assist in navigating their collegiate pathway through scholarships, grants, and FAFSA. Educating scholars on the importance of maintain a GPA of 2.0 or higher to be considered applicant for different levels of funding.
Academic
Repair
Assess the scholar's financial aid need. Address academic barriers of their current scholastic standing; warning, suspension, or dismissal. Provide a step-by-step outline to reset their grade point average (GPA) in meeting the funding requirements. Encourage connection with college or university to inquire about academic support and resources.
Networking
Scholar
Focus on cultivating meaningful scholastic relationships that will build community on and off campus, propelling scholars to reach their academic, professional, and personal goals through: student involvement, work study, and volunteerism.