Availability:In StockContributor:Tameka L. WilliamsonPublish date:2015-02-06Pages:302
Language:EnglishPublisher:Createspace Independent Publishing PlatformISBN-13:9781507739891ISBN-10:1507739893UPC:9781507739891Book Category:EducationBook Subcategory:Parent ParticipationSize:9.02 x 5.98 x 0.68 inchesWeight:0.9811Product ID:SCN4B6ZTX2
College bound families are always wondering, how do I find money to send my child to college. College is expensive and the cost of attendance is constantly increasing. Well, I have taken parents through these proven strategies that has positioned their child to garner over a million dollars in scholarships/financial aid. The steps outlined in this book brings clarity to the college admissions process and walks parents through the steps they must complete to not only help their child get into the right college, but secure funding as well. Parents, you will be educated on all of the main components associated with the college admissions process from selecting a major, financial aid basics, and so much more.
Language:EnglishPublisher:Createspace Independent Publishing PlatformISBN-13:9781507739891ISBN-10:1507739893UPC:9781507739891Book Category:EducationBook Subcategory:Parent ParticipationSize:9.02 x 5.98 x 0.68 inchesWeight:0.9811Product ID:SCN4B6ZTX2
Tameka Williamson with her master degree in business and bachelors in mechanical engineering is a Best Selling Author, Certified Coach, Speaker and Trainer for the John Maxwell Team, and an Adjunct Professor. Ms. Williamson with her work in operations, management and people development forged best practices resulting in greatly enhanced product outcomes and performance. As a female black engineer with her impressive array of leadership, industry and managerial experiences, she has a long history of supporting students with social skills development and training. This Southern University and Webster University graduate is known for her creative ability to engage educators and students in creating a common vision. It stems from her passion to develop youth, leaders, and improve businesses. Because of her commitment, she has helped many families position their children to Get Noticed, Admitted and Funded by top colleges and universities. Consequently, families have received over $1 Million in scholarships.
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College bound families are always wondering, how do I find money to send my child to college. College is expensive and the cost of attendance is constantly increasing. Well, I have taken parents through these proven strategies that has positioned their child to garner over a million dollars in scholarships/financial aid. The steps outlined in this book brings clarity to the college admissions process and walks parents through the steps they must complete to not only help their child get into the right college, but secure funding as well. Parents, you will be educated on all of the main components associated with the college admissions process from selecting a major, financial aid basics, and so much more.
Tameka Williamson with her master degree in business and bachelors in mechanical engineering is a Best Selling Author, Certified Coach, Speaker and Trainer for the John Maxwell Team, and an Adjunct Professor. Ms. Williamson with her work in operations, management and people development forged best practices resulting in greatly enhanced product outcomes and performance. As a female black engineer with her impressive array of leadership, industry and managerial experiences, she has a long history of supporting students with social skills development and training. This Southern University and Webster University graduate is known for her creative ability to engage educators and students in creating a common vision. It stems from her passion to develop youth, leaders, and improve businesses. Because of her commitment, she has helped many families position their children to Get Noticed, Admitted and Funded by top colleges and universities. Consequently, families have received over $1 Million in scholarships.
