
(Access, Applications, Academics, Achievement)
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At one time, applying for college was a simple process but now it's a competitive process that requires preparation and research for the best outcome. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, by 2013 college enrollment is projected to increase by 9 percent to 19.7 million students. Meanwhile, the American School Counselor Association reports that the national average ratio of students to counselors is only 476 to 1.

(Specifically designed for 11th & 12th grade students AND their Parents)
 | College Applications |
 | Financial Aid and Scholarships |
 | Post College Acceptance |
 | Evaluate student's academic strengths and deficiencies |
 | College selection and major exploration |
 | Development of college calendar for important dates, and other relevant information |
 | Assist with standardized testing registration |
 | Review academic transcripts |
 | Review essays and personal statement |
 | Assistance with soliciting letters of recommendation |
 | Exploration of career/internship opportunities |
 | Assistance with college applications/online and other required forms |
 | Adherence to college deadlines |
 | Provide guidance in increasing the chances of college admission |
 | Exploration of leadership opportunities |
 | Community Service |
 | Review of extracurricular activities |
 | College Tours |
 | Guiding parents and students through the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) |
 | CSS/Financial Aid/(On-line profile) |
 | Assist with financial aid: |
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 | Grants/Scholarships |
 | Loans |
 | Work study |
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 | Assistance with financial aid deadlines |
 | Review of financial aid award letter |
 | Review of scholarship essays |
 | Residential Hall/Roommate selection |
 | Review of acceptance package |
 | Letter of Intent assistance |
 | College tour coordination |
Call or email Empowering Parents to enroll in the A+ College Program
Details on program fees may be obtained by emailing Marsha R. Dodson or Darlene V. Willis, Ph.D at empoweringparents@san.rr.com or calling (858) 243-9606 or (619) 823-7103
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