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Book details
  • Genre:EDUCATION
  • SubGenre:Finance
  • Language:English
  • Pages:75
  • eBook ISBN:9781623093600

Thousand Dollar Hour

Funding College Through Scholarships

by Hannah Rivard

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Overview
College is expensive, your job pays little, and you don't want to be working off loans until you're 90. Well, there's a solution for that: scholarships. You can fund college 100% through scholarships—be released from debt—have the freedom to study at any college, with any degree, for any length of time—all by discovering scholarships, the best paying job you’ll ever have.
Description
College is expensive, your job pays little, and you don't want to be working off loans until you're 90. Well, there's a solution for that: scholarships. You can fund college 100% through scholarships—be released from debt—have the freedom to study at any college, with any degree, for any length of time—all by discovering scholarships, the best paying job you’ll ever have. I’m a 2012 college graduate who earned nearly $100,000 for my college expenses through scholarships, and this book is my how-to manual for doing just what I did: fund college through scholarships. It’s packed with every tip I ever learned in my years of successful scholarship hunting, including the following: 1. The number one place people should be looking for scholarships—and rarely do. 2. How to double your money on select scholarships with a single mouse click. 3. The way to exponentially increase your chances of getting a scholarship simply by the process of elimination. 4. The piece of the scholarship timeline that few people mention but can earn you scholarships no one else thinks to look for. 5. The scholarship search engine everyone uses but can actually hinder winning scholarships. 6. How to identify the scholarships you’ll probably never get so you can invest your time on those you might. 7. A database of every scholarship search engine I could find and my reviews of which are the best and which are the worst. Scholarships: the answer to college debt you've been searching for and the best paying job you'll ever have.
About the author
Hannah Rivard is a 2012 graduate of Northwestern College in St. Paul, Minnesota, graduating with a self-designed degree in Entrepreneurial Business. While there, she became known as "that girl with all the scholarships" and soon began speaking about how she funded 100% of her nearly $100,000 college tuition through them. After she spoke at one particularly large event, she had several mothers in tears hugging her, saying how they were now empowered and so encouraged about the prospects for financing their child's higher education. They implored her to keep on speaking about this to others. And so she has. What started as just sharing her experience with a few people in coffee shops exploded into speaking at college funding organizations, universities, honors programs, and college preview days. It soon became clear that she couldn’t speak to every one of those people personally, however, so this book appeared (well, after a lot of work, it appeared). It is her mission to never see students unable to attend the college they want nor pursue the dreams they have simply because of a lack of finances. Nothing gives her more joy than empowering students to graduate from college having substantially reduced—or even eliminated—debt, living free from that burden with nothing holding them back. Thus, the business and accompanying book, “Thousand Dollar Hour”, was born. An entrepreneur at heart, Hannah also trains liberty and bridleless horses through her business, Cambria Horsemanship, is a professional actress and model, and writes about beauty and spirituality (among other things) in her personal blog, Prayers of Light. Find her on Facebook, Twitter, or any of her websites.