The Nitty Gritty About Scholarships
If you like money, you'll want to watch the interview I just did with my friend and colleague, scholarship search expert and bundle of energy Jean O'Toole.
Here's the scoop on what we covered:
- What's the deal with those weirdo, gimmicky, obscure or just plain wack-a-doo special scholarships that everyone talks about?
- Which scholarship search websites are actually worth spending time on?
- How to sniff out a scholarship scam and avoid getting ripped off
- The best time to start your search for scholarships (this will surprise you)
- The oddball reason corporations need you to take their scholarship money
- How to win a scholarship for an "Invisible Disability"
- A ninja way to "raid" high school scholarships -- Pretty sneaky, sis!
- Are there really scholarships for families who don't qualify for financial aid?
- The biggest mistake families make in the scholarship search process
- More
This was a high energy, high octane interview, so I hope you check it out and get ready to take a whole lotta notes. There's no charge to watch it, but Jean gave away ideas that are literally worth thousands of dollars...if implemented!
I'll keep this webinar up and available for the next few days, so watch it now and go get the money!
- Andy Lockwood
P.S. To be blunt, searching for scholarships is overwhelming and incredibly time-consuming with little chance of a meaningful payoff, no matter what you THINK you may have heard from friends, parents in Facebook groups, whatever.
Which is why I never bothered to expertise myself in this stuff. But when I first heard of Jean many years ago, I saw right away that she was the real deal: knowledgeable about the process and incredibly passionate about it.
I have personally hired her to work with two of my kids, and, professionally speaking, have referred 75-100 families to her over the years,
It's 1000% worth your time to watch this interview and, if you like what you see and hear, reach out to Jean to see if she'll take you on as a client. (She's s busy lady!)
Her contact info is on the page where I posted the interview.
