Traditions and/or Innovations: A Look at Different Ways of Dealing with Cost at Private Colleges
lunes, el 8 de abril de 2019 a las 15:20–16:20 EDT
Room 206
Session Description
College costs represent a major concern. This concern is even more acute at private colleges where cost directly impacts access. We will examine the traditional strategies of merit and need-based aid while focusing on value and on new innovations in aid - including a flagship public university cost match program.
Intended Audience
All Secondary School Counselors
Secondary Public School Counselors
Secondary Independent School Counselors
Post-secondary Admission Officers
Independent Counselors
Community-Based Organizations
All
Secondary Public School Counselors
Secondary Independent School Counselors
Post-secondary Admission Officers
Independent Counselors
Community-Based Organizations
All
Knowledge or experience level for your session attendees
All Levels
Head Presenter
Brett Everett Kennedy, KennedyMathews Educational Consultants LLC
Head Presenter: State
Georgia
Additional Presenters
Whitney Lewis, Oglethorpe University
Presenter Information: State
Georgia
Forrest M Stuart, Furman University then Lafayette College as of January 1, 2019
Presenter Information: State
South Carolina