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"Around the start of every school year, we hear the question: what’s the difference between the PSAT and the SAT?
Lucky for you, we’ve got answers. Before we look at the nitty gritty, the most important thing to know is that the content of both exams is nearly identical, though the PSAT material is slightly easier. This brings us to another important difference: the top score on the PSAT is a 1520, 80 points lower than the 1600 maximum score on the SAT. Why the disparity? The exams are scored on a uniform scale (known as the “Vertical Score Scale”, explained in much more detail here), which ensures parity between PSAT and SAT scores, even though the PSAT’s content is slightly less difficult..." Click here to read more. Plus, there are great questions and comments to read. Understanding the differences are key to which university/college you apply to. Call me today to for a complimentary college & scholarship consultation. I will help you distinguish that difference. P:713-447-0064 E: nadine@cash4college.net Article written by: Evan Wessler on Sep 7, 2016
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You're never too old for this student gig: Researchers in nutrition, psychology, marketing and other fields need people of all ages. The UCLA Anderson Behavioral Lab, for example, conducts online and in-person questionnaires about decision-making, consumer behavior and social issues and pays $10 to $20 per hour in cash, gift certificates or through PayPal..." Continue reading about how to make money through university research projects, click here. Will you get rich fast, probably not, but extra cash is always a plus. Call me today to schedule a complimentary college and scholarship consultation to help you find top dollar to your college/university today! P: 713-447-0064 E: nadine@cash4college.net Article Written By: Elizabeth Brewster Follow us: @Bankrate on Twitter | Bankrate on Facebook "A career in business starts with finding the MBA program that fits your needs. With the U.S. News rankings of the top business schools, narrow your search by location, tuition, school size and test scores..." Click on the picture below for more details.
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As you pursue opportunities to study and compete in intercollegiate athletics, please keep in mind the following admissions and financial aid policies common to all Ivy League schools. ADMISSIONS CRITERIA Ivy League schools base admissions decisions on each candidate’s academic achievements as well as personal strengths and accomplishments, such as athletic achievement, other extracurricular activities and community service.
FINANCIAL AID CRITERIA Ivy League schools provide financial aid to students, including athletes, only on the basis of financial need as determined by each institution’s Financial Aid Office. There are no academic or athletic scholarships in the Ivy League. A coach may assist a prospective student-athlete to obtain an estimated financial aid award, however only the Financial Aid Office has the authority to determine financial aid awards and to notify students officially of their actual or estimated awards.
ADMISSIONS PROCESS Ivy League coaches are knowledgeable about admissions policies, can be valuable resources in guiding prospects through the application process, and may offer advice and counsel based on feedback from admissions. Coaches may make a commitment to support a prospective student-athlete’s application. However only the Admissions Office at each Ivy League school has the authority to admit an applicant and to notify an applicant of admission. Only formal correspondence from the Admissions Office should be considered an admissions decision..." Click here to continue reading about the Ivy League Process When you think about a going to a college associated with The Ivy League, it can be overwhelming. The Ivy League is one of my specialities. Contact me today to help me guide you through Ivy League admissions process. P: 713.447.0064 E: nadine@cash4college.net Colleges That Change Lives Mission: "CTCL educates students, families, counselors and the public about the accessibility of a quality post-secondary educational experience and helps students find a best-fit college that develops a lifelong love of learning. We invite you to support the mission of CTCL."
Events The College Search College Profiles This organization/website is a great useful resources for both students and parents. As a Private College and Scholarship Counselor, this organization supports me and my business. If you have questions about college or scholarships needs, call me today. 713.447.0064 The Great Twenty-Eight The 28 Jesuit colleges and universities in the United States (listed below) are located in 18 states and the District of Columbia. The institutions range from major research universities to comprehensive universities; from smaller colleges and universities that combine the liberal arts and professional studies to one strictly liberal arts college. In addition to being among 221 Catholic institutions and 1,600 independent colleges and universities in the United States, American Jesuit colleges and universities are part of a network of approximately 189 Jesuit institutions of higher learning throughout the world, thus having the distinction of being at once local, national and international. 
To learn more about The Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities, click here.
"The Ivy League, one of the nation's most diverse and successful intercollegiate athletics conferences, has partnered with NeuLion,Inc. (TSX: NLN), the leading enabler and provider of live and on-demand content to Internet-connected devices, to create the conference's first-ever digital sports network.
First available to subscribers for the 2013-14 season, The Ivy League Digital Network is a nine-channel network that includes an easy-to-navigate interface with a League-wide network schedule and new interactive touch points to showcase the expanded content offerings available on computer, mobile and tablet devices all without the use of an app..." Click here to learn more about The Ivy League Network. If you are interested in attending an Ivy League school, there is more to it than just the school or the name. Contact me today to begin your Ivy League experience. I offer a complimentary phone consultation to ensure the perfect fit for you. PH: 713.447.0064 EM: nadine@cash4college.net All information was obtained from The Ivy League Network  "Academic Based Scholarships
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*These scholarships may require demonstrated financial need through the FAFSA." To find out more information about SMU Scholarships or financial aid, click here to learn more. Scholarships can help a student decide which college/university to attend. Call me today to schedule a complimentary phone consultation to ensure you are finding every opportunity that is available per college of choice. P: 713.447.0064 E: Nadine@cash4college.net Information obtained from the SMU Scholarship and Financial page. "How many people receive an award?We will award up to 20 full-tuition scholarships. Everyone who attends the program and enrolls at Trinity, but is not awarded the full-tuition scholarship, will receive a one-time award of $1,000.
How many students participate in Trinity Tower Scholars Day? Trinity Tower Scholars Day has approximately 250 - 275 students competing for one of 20 full-tuition scholarships (approximately 1 in 15 participants will be awarded a full-tuition scholarship) How and when do I register for the Trinity Tower Scholars Day competition? Accepted students who are invited to attend the Trinity Tower Scholars Day will receive a link to register online in their letter of acceptance and/or official invitation from The Office of Admissions. You must complete registration by noon on Friday, March 24 to attend the program and compete for the full-tuition scholarship..." Click here to continue reading. Schedule a campus visit Tuition & Fees There are many scholarship opportunities across many universities. Let me help you decipher the scholarship code. Call me today for a complimentary phone consultation to learn more about how Cash4College can help you. P: 713.447.0064 E: nadine@cash4college.net Article obtained from Trinity Towers Scholar Day FAQs |
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