Our mission is to empower students, serve families, and inspire greatness. We know that applying to college can be overwhelming, which is why we strive to make this process enjoyable for families. We navigate the complex, multi-year process by working one-on-one with students as early as their freshman year of high school. But it’s not just about getting into college. At the core of everything we do is a passion for helping young people find their future.
Class 101 Eastern Kentucky is full of college planning experts who love helping students on the path to higher education. We all became a part of the Class 101 family because we want to make a difference in a young person’s life. Our various backgrounds aid us in doing this. Get to know each member of our team.
Owners
Darlene Greene Bowling
Elizabeth Cupp Tapley
Phone
606-658-4580Address
64 Keavy Road Suite 4, London, KY 40744
Tucker H.
Columbia University
The college process initially felt overwhelming for our family, and we were worried about missing important steps, especially when it came to scholarships and knowing what to do next. Partnering with Class 101 gave us the guidance and knowledge we needed to move forward with confidence. Their support with building a college list and navigating applications made a big impact for our student, while also easing our stress as parents. We saw our student’s confidence grow throughout the process, and we’re especially proud of the college acceptances they achieved. Class 101 was a valuable resource for our family and made a complicated process feel much more manageable.
Ashely & David M.
Brody - University of Louisville
Working with Class 101 from my freshman year gave me a strong foundation before I even started thinking about college applications. The most overwhelming part for me was the essays, but Class 101 helped me build a well-rounded resume and craft essays I was truly proud of.
One of my biggest accomplishments was receiving the McKnight Scholarship, and their expert guidance helped me achieve it. Through this process, I gained confidence and realized that I can do hard things—I just have to be willing to put in the work.
Class 101 is caring, helpful, and giving. My senior year would have been very stressful without them.
Claire Beth P.
Oklahoma State University