Navigating the WNY Scholarship Maze: Seven Tips Students Should Know
Send Your Kids To College Blog
by Jeff Boron
1w ago
Today on the blog we wanted to touch on a few ways WNY students can prepare themselves for, access, and win scholarships to help pay for col ..read more
Visit website
Upcoming College Planning Event for WNY Parents!
Send Your Kids To College Blog
by SYKTC Blog
2w ago
Today on the blog we wanted to talk a little bit more about who will be presenting and why you should attend! Here's who will be presenting ..read more
Visit website
What to Do If You Get Waitlisted: Strategies to Improve Your Chances of Admission
Send Your Kids To College Blog
by Jeff Boron
1M ago
Did you get waitlisted for your top college choice? Don't worry! This isn't the end of the road. Read on to find out what you should do next ..read more
Visit website
FAFSA 2025-26 Update- Beta 2 Starting Soon
Send Your Kids To College Blog
by Jeff Boron
1M ago
Today on the blog we wanted to cover a bit more information regarding the recent developments and outlook for this year's 2025-26 FAFSA ..read more
Visit website
DOE Releases Framework for New FAFSA Testing Period
Send Your Kids To College Blog
by Jeff Boron
2M ago
Will the DOE have a structured plan in place to instill confidence for that December 1 FAFSA rollout ..read more
Visit website
Again? 2025-26 FAFSA Rollout Delayed. What You Need to Know
Send Your Kids To College Blog
by Jeff Boron
2M ago
If you’ve been following along with us here at Send Your Kids To College, you’re well aware that the “simplification process,” regardless of ..read more
Visit website
SUNY Benefits from Funding Aiming to Help Students in NY with FAFSA Access
Send Your Kids To College Blog
by Jeff Boron
3M ago
This week SUNY Chancellor John King announced $500,000 from a higher education foundation known as ECMC to help boost the application proces ..read more
Visit website
Before 9th Grade | Summer College Planning Checklist for Freshman
Send Your Kids To College Blog
by Jeff Boron
3M ago
It’s never too early to start planning for college. In this edition of our monthly blog, we will talk to young achievers entering their freshman year of high school. Summer is certainly a time to let your hair down and enjoy a break from the annual schedule of class, homework, studying, sports, etc. This is also a time when you can spend some valuable free time focusing on the future and getting some work for college out of the way as early as possible. We help students and families navigate the college planning process and we always recommend starting the process as early as you can, to en ..read more
Visit website
Make Summer Count | Activities to Boost Your College Application
Send Your Kids To College Blog
by Jeff Boron
4M ago
We help students and families to understand the college planning process better. For a high school student, one of the biggest steps to attending your favorite college is getting in! This means sticking out from your competition in the application process and separating yourself in a positive light. One of the best ways you can look good is to participate in extracurricular activities. This doesn't just mean "in-school" activities, however, as summer is an excellent opportunity to demonstrate positivity outside of school, and separate from other applicants with similar grades and test scor ..read more
Visit website
What Can a Scholarship Pay For?
Send Your Kids To College Blog
by Jeff Boron
5M ago
Well, we're down to only three weeks left for students to apply for the 2024 Young Achievers Scholarship! If your kid hasn't applied yet, there's still time! The scholarship is open for Young* Achievers, who will graduate in 2025, 2026, or 2027. Each year we award three winners with $1,000 to help pay for school. Of course, we understand that $1,000 doesn't cover the whole bill for college, but it can certainly help any student who will be attending college! Today on the blog we wanted to help students and families of WNY better understand how scholarships help, and what they can help to p ..read more
Visit website

Follow Send Your Kids To College Blog on FeedSpot

Continue with Google
Continue with Apple
OR