Register today and you will receive two great reports: "The Straight Scoop on Student Loans" and "Study Tips for High School Students."

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  • Where do you begin?
  • How do you reduce your out-of-pocket college costs?
  • How can you improve the chances of getting into that dream college?

This free, unique, & informative college workshop presented by Milwaukee-Area professionals will answer these questions & many more.

Great Information for high school Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors and their Parents!

Greater Millwaukee College Workshop

Hilton Milwaukee
Downtown Milwaukee
509 W. Wisconsin Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53203

Sunday, March 21, 2010
12:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Exhibits Open
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Workshop

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Topics will include:

  • Where do I begin? This workshop will show you the steps to a successful career and college choice.
  • Learn how to pay for college & potentially save thousands of dollars.
  • Discover the "TIP" factors…those things that can "tip" a college application for acceptance.
  • Better understand the confusing financial aid process & how to improve your financial aid package.
  • An inside look at college shared by a panel of college students through their experiences.
  • Learn money savings techniques even if you do not qualify for financial aid.
  • Gain valuable insight about scholarships & how to earn them.
  • Analyze the 8 components to competitive ACT scores.
  • Learn important tips on writing effective & competitive college essays for applications.
  • Discover the differences between public, private and technical colleges.
  • Understand how to prepare for college now and what to expect in college.
  • Financial Aid: What it is and how to apply.
When you register, you will receive two great reports: "The Straight Scoop on Student Loans" and "Study Tips for High School Students."