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It’s me, Sherri, popping into your inbox with our weekly newsletter for students, parents, and those who support them. This week is filled with our featured scholarships, tips on staying ahead, and motivation. 

First, let’s start with some weekly news.

Undergraduate degree earners report reveals trends in college attainment versus certification programs.

I love helping students with their resumes. In fact, I’ve coined the term “living resume” with my own version of how to help your resume stand out. I included it in Money Mondays a few weeks ago. However, there is a new kid on the block. LERs and Digital wallets are now being explored as the “new” transcript and resume for a student. There is a push for students and educational institutions to adopt this. In fact, some schools have already adopted it.

College Success Tips

High School Students

Explore Future Opportunities - Did you know Disney offers unique programs for students who are at least 18 years old? Whether you're interested in culinary arts or another field, these programs can provide valuable experience and a taste of professional life in a fun setting. If you're nearing graduation or already meet the age requirement, consider exploring these exciting opportunities.

College Students

Disney Programs & Academic Planning - Disney is still accepting applications for their various student programs, which include options like a culinary arts program. If you're looking for a unique way to gain experience while having fun, check these out! Also, remember to regularly consult with your academic advisor to ensure you're on track for graduation. A quick check-in this week could help streamline your academic journey and prevent future hurdles.

Parents 

Helping Your Child Navigate Scholarship Opportunities - To actively support your child's quest for scholarships, here are concrete steps you can take:

1. Prepare Essential Documents: Assist your child in gathering necessary documents often required for applications, such as transcripts, letters of recommendation, and personal statements.

2. Schedule Planning Sessions: Regularly sit down with your child to discuss their applications, review deadlines, and plan essays. This ensures they stay organized and don’t miss opportunities.

Educators

This week in education…..

• Harvard and Caltech are now requiring SAT or ACT scores.

• More student debt canceled, to the tune of $7.4B for 277,000 borrowers.

• There is progress on a consortium of colleges and universities attempting to design a three year Bachelor’s degree program.

• There is still much confusion surrounding the FAFSA and whether the numbers can be trusted.

🚨 Scholarship Spotlight 🚨

Every week, we highlight one of our favorite scholarships. 

There are so many great scholarships this month that I just couldn’t resist sharing more.   I’ve decided to share a handful with you today.

Preservation of Honey Bees: 4-H Scholarship

Affinity Foundation Scholarships

AMBUCS Scholarships for Therapists

Armenian Educational Foundation Scholarship

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