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Class 101 is excited to announce the opening of several new states for franchise locations. Class 101 currently has 7 franchise owners in 4 states ( Ohio, Tennessee, Indiana and Kentucky) and is now authorized to offer franchises in the following states: North Carolina, South Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, Missouri, Georgia and West Virginia. We are […]

President Obama’s Student Loan Forgiveness plan has been introduced due to the increasing problems concerning students’ loan debts in America. This plan is intended to help students who are not able to fully pay their loan and those who have settled a significant amount of their loan balance for numerous years. This plan clears all […]

Congratulations to our graduating seniors for a job well done. We had a record year with over $30 million dollars in financial aid given to our 120 seniors this year. Class 101 is dedicated to helping students go and get into college, and helping make college more affordable for parents.

We are very proud to announce Coleton Towles, a Lexington Catholic student who has now received over 1 million dollars in scholarship offers from the 12 colleges that he has applied to. Coleton is a very dedicated student, extremely hard worker and one who values a great college education. We are very proud of Coleton and his success […]

At the 2014 IFA Convention Tom Pabin, founder of franchise Class 101 explained how the franchise helps high school kids and described the type of person suitable for becoming a franchisee.

The College Board (SAT people) have made a new change to the SAT test which will effect the class of 2016. Starting in that year, the essay  will be an optional component of the test.  For more insight please feel free to review the College Board’s Changes to the SAT Spring 2016 write up.

Congratulations to Karen Feamster our 6th franchise owner who today is starting her franchise in the Franklin/Brentwood Tennessee area. Karen comes to us as a client who over the last 4 years has used our Class 101 services. Karen is passionate about education and loves to work with her church and the local girl scout […]

The Common Application (informally known as the Common App) is a type of college application that undergraduate admission applicants may use to apply to any of 517 member colleges and universities in 47 states and the District of Columbia, as well as in Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, and United Kingdom.[1] Who Created the Common […]

Sophomore, juniors and rising seniors traveled across the country this summer to find the right fit for their interests and their personalities. They learned to ask critical questions and compare the various programs. They exchanged opinions and learned from each other’s observations. The travel time was well spent and the college admission counselors went out […]