| | | Make sure you attend tonight's (Thursday) Facebook Live! We have something special to share.
At tonight's (8:30pm est) Facebook Live, we'll bring everything together from all the days of the challenge.
Make sure you are there, live, to get questions answered AND have a chance of winning $1300 worth of college counseling and resources.
If you're interested in getting a chance to win our giveaway, sign up here. You must be present when we select and announce the winner at the end of the Facebook Live. |
| Hello and CONGRATULATIONS!! You’ve made it to the fifth and final day of the Build The Perfect College List Challenge.
Creating the college list is one of the hardest (and most important parts) of the college process.
We’re so proud of you for sticking with us through this challenge, as we know it’s not always easy to have these conversations with your student. But you did it!
CLICK HERE TO WATCH VIDEO #5.
YOUR LAST TASK OF THE CHALLENGE is to take the long, running list of schools that you’ve created over the last 4 days, and for the purposes of this challenge, create a “final challenge” list of:
Then...don’t forget to block your calendar and set a reminder in your phone to JOIN US AT 8:30 PM (EST) TONIGHT LIVE to talk about your “final challenge list,” see if you’re on the right track, and ask any questions on your mind.
Debbie, Russ, and Marisa will be live for a full hour to dig into detail about the list, and talk about important next steps you can take to stay on top of the application process with your student.
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We’re going to bring the whole process together, and answer as many specific questions as possible. This is your time to get your questions answered!
We promise, you won’t want to miss out tonight!!
Click here to watch the Facebook Live tonight!! (You can also view the recordings of Day 1 - Day 4 Facebook Lives here as well.)
Good luck!! We’re here to support you.
-Debbie, Marisa, and Russ |
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