April 24, 2023
New FAFSA Delayed for 2023: What to Know The Department of Education announced this month that the release of this year’s Free Application for Federal Student aid—better known as the FAFSA—has been delayed. This will impact the high school Class of 2024 and current college students. While this announcement might confuse many who are applying […]
Read More >April 24, 2023
New FAFSA Delayed for 2023: What to Know The Department of Education announced this month that the release of this year’s Free Application for Federal Student aid—better known as the FAFSA—has been delayed. This will impact the high school Class of 2024 and current college students. While this announcement might confuse many who are applying […]
Read More >April 11, 2023
Congratulations! You have almost completed high school, you’ve been accepted into a college of your choice and you have earned one of the Florida Bright Futures scholarships (Florida Academic Scholarship or the Florida Medallion Scholarship). The college application journey may have seemed complicated. Coordinating the financial details of paying for college is equally confusing. At […]
Read More >November 2, 2022
It’s hard to believe, but the first part of the academic year is already over. For students in their junior year, that means there are only nine months left before they enter senior year. It also means only ten months before they can start applying to college. That date can seem far off but, between […]
Read More >October 24, 2022
Now that our senior class (Class of 2023) has applied to college, and some havealready started being accepted, it’s crunch time for our junior class. That’s why Class 101 started the Super Junior program that starts on November 1st and runs for three months! The program is specifically designed to ensure juniors get ahead of […]
Read More >September 11, 2022
If you’re a student getting ready for college or an adult helping a student in your life get ready for college, you’ve probably heard about the FAFSA—the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Created by Congress in 1992, the FAFSA was intended, as the Washington Post, writes “to standardize the process of applying for the federal aid […]
Read More >August 15, 2022
August 12, 2022 LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE NAMED 101 SCHOLAR RECIPIENT STUART – Class 101 Treasure Coast presented recent John Carroll High School graduate JennyMiller with a Class 101 Scholar $500 scholarship.The scholarship criteria was based on how a student makes a difference in his or her community,leadership skills and academic achievement. Miller was ranked […]
Read More >March 3, 2022
The 101 Scholar Program is back! At the national level, Class 101 will be recognizing four high school students who use their unique skills to make a difference in their community. Class 101 of the Treasure Coast, the local Class 101 franchise, will also offer a scholarship to a local student. Each national winner will […]
Read More >December 5, 2021
The SAT is one of two standardized college admissions exams in the US. This overview summarizes the SAT and offers insights on how to make the most of the exam.
Read More >October 28, 2021
Now that our senior class (Class of 2022) has applied to college, and some have already been accepted, it’s crunch time for our junior class (Class of 2023)! That’s why Class 101 is launching the Super Junior program on November 1st! The program is specifically designed for the Class of 2023 to ensure juniors get […]
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