with us and make sure they follow!
One of the biggest obstacles to college education is the lack of knowledge concerning the pathways to college and the importance of postsecondary credentials in today’s workforce. Although your child’s teachers and counselors should be proactive in providing this information to you and your child, it is important that you take control of your child’s educational journey.
Did you know that your involvement actually increase the chances of your child going to college? Parent involvement has even been linked to higher grades. There are many reasons for you to stay involved, but perhaps the most important of them all is to ensure your child has access to more opportunities in life, better jobs with better pay and more job security, life-changing experiences, the opportunity to feel passionate about their work and a chance to leave their mark wherever they go.
Did you know that in 1973, only 28 percent of jobs required a college degree but by 2018 the number is expected to rise to 63 percent? That’s almost two thirds of all occupations in the United States! Also, earnings for college graduates are higher than for non-graduates.
game and get All In to ensure your child's bright future.
comes to helping them make the right choices early in life.
save time and, in the long run, can help save money, too.
This is when the "what do you want to be when you grow up"
question gets answered. And this is where you really come in.
Read on to find out how you help!
You and your child’s adjusted gross income impacts the amount of financial aid a student receives. Click below for assistance filling out your federal tax returns.
Do you know what FAFSA is? What about your EFC? Help your child receive the best aid possible by getting familiar with these terms and everything financial aid related.
Need more information on how to get "All In" in your child’s education? We would love to hear from you.
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