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Myth No. 2: Only the top students in a class get into their dream schools
Schools that are outstanding are successful in (1) educating, (2) developing, and (3) maturing students in their environment.
8 Myths
8 Common Myths/Misunderstandings about finances in the college application process with guest host Tom O'Hare, including:
1. I make too much money; I won’t qualify for financial aid
2. Only the top students in a class get into their dream schools.
3. Colleges rarely give merit scholarships to 3.0 students.
4. All athletes get a free ride.
5. A four-year college degree is required for every career today.
6. I’ll never find my students’ right college
7. I’ll never pay off my education loan debt.
8. We haven’t saved a dime; we’ll never afford college.
(I know. My family calls this "English major math.")
9. How successful can you be with a financial aid appeal?
8 Common Myths/Misunderstandings about finances in the college application process with guest host Tom O'Hare, including:
1. I make too much money; I won’t qualify for financial aid
2. Only the top students in a class get into their dream schools.
3. Colleges rarely give merit scholarships to 3.0 students.
4. All athletes get a free ride.
5. A four-year college degree is required for every career today.
6. I’ll never find my students’ right college
7. I’ll never pay off my education loan debt.
8. We haven’t saved a dime; we’ll never afford college.
(I know. My family calls this "English major math.")
9. How successful can you be with a financial aid appeal?Authors
Christine Gacharná
Tom O'Hare
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