Chicago Fully Funded Grants For High School Junior Student-Athletes Launched
Oct 11, 2022
With the growing cost of college education across the United States, College Planning Experts announces assistance for Chicago families to find fully funded grants for student-athletes. The organization specializes in simplifying the college application process and making higher education more accessible and affordable.
Los Angeles,United States - October 11, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The new grant application assistance is suited for high school juniors, who are athletes and live with parents that make under 100K a year. College Planning Experts employs professional consultants that have the insight and experience necessary to help clients understand the entire grant application process, including award letters and conditions.
To learn more, attend a free college planning workshop now: https://www.collegeplanningexperts.com/free-workshops
One of the most recent college planning and preparation services launched by the company, grant application assistance, helps student-athletes access the funding they need to make a college education possible. The U.S. Department of Education alone plans to award over $2.6 billion to students by September of this year.
The specialists at College Planning Experts are committed to providing clients with the resources necessary to be frontrunners for the funding they need, including the most competitive grants. They determine all viable options for funding and develop strategies to increase chances of success.
As part of the new service, the team of college counseling professionals assists students in preparing financial forms for grant and scholarship applications to avoid common mistakes.
In addition to grant application services, the organization provides career assessments, college admissions guidance, educational teaching opportunities, and scholarship fundraising assistance. Online and in-person workshops for students and parents are also available. Attendees can learn how to navigate the college admissions process and scholarship applications, and acquire the necessary funding and support for college planning.
About College Planning Experts
The California-based company was founded in 2004 by Brian Safdari and has served over 5,000 high school students and their parents. Every employee at College Planning Experts is passionate about helping students realize their dream of graduating from college on time, with minimal debt.
A spokesperson for the organization said: “When you team up with College Planning Experts, we’ll give you the competitive edge that can only be offered by people who spend all day, every day, working to find ways to help students achieve their college aspirations.”
Interested parties can find more information at https://www.collegeplanningexperts.com/free-workshops
Contact Info:
Name: Brian Safdari
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Organization: College Planning Experts
Address: 15760 Ventura Blvd., Suite 1915, Los Angeles, CA 91436, United States
Phone: +1-818-201-4847
Website: https://CollegePlanningExperts.com
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