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...
Class 101 was proud to be a sponsor of the Young Women Lead Conference at the University of Kentucky on Tuesday, March 12. More than 600 bright high school women met with and learned from successful, inspiring business women from across Kentucky and the nation. Class...
Winners from our College Fair raffle are: Conner Cleary Lexington Catholic High School 37" TV Emily Hamilton Model Lab High School Free ACT class Leavia Young Paul Dunbar High School Free ACT class Congratulations!...
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In case you have forgotten or do not know, there are four sections on the ACT: English (75 question/ 45 minutes), Math (60 questions/ 60 minutes), Reading (40 questions/ 35 minutes), Science (40 questions/ 35 minutes) and then the optional writing portion. Math is the...
There are basically five ways to make college more affordable. The first way to make college more affordable is by your grades and ACT/SAT score. The higher your GPA and test score, the better chance you have of getting merit based scholarships. Also, you will...
Here are a few highlighted colleges in the South to consider: Berry College Berry College is located in Mount Berry, Georgia, which is just outside of Atlanta. Berry has the largest campus in America with a 28,000 acre campus. The cost of attending Berry is $38,043 (tuition,...
In Kentucky and mid-America, the market grows for professional college advising. Bob Weaver has it made. While many of his classmates sweat over college applications and wait nervously for acceptance or rejection letters, the senior at Lexington Catholic High School was accepted in to the University...
How will you finance your children’s college tuition? One Kentucky family discovers a comprehensive team approach pays off for landing academic and non-academic scholarships. Sara Jennings never questioned whether she would go to college. Both her parents—David, a middle school guidance counselor, and Judy, an employee...
Masterson Equestrian Trust Foundation thanks Class 101 College Finance and Planning for their support! Masterson Equestrian Trust Foundation (MET) is a nonprofit foundation dedicated to the preservation of the equine facilities at Masterson Station Park located in Lexington, Kentucky. The Park is used by equestrian enthusiasts...