As a parent, you want the best possible future for your child. Discover how you can better understand their funding opportunities, identify their strengths and help them begin preparing for a fully funded Bachelor's degree.
As a parent, you want to see your child succeed.
You have watched them go through Senior High School, prepare for examinations and work toward completing an important stage of their education.
Now they have completed Senior High School, and the next question is becoming more important:
For many parents, the answer is not simply finding a university.
There is also the question of cost.
You may be wondering whether your child's academic results, achievements and experiences could help them compete for scholarships or opportunities that could make a Bachelor's degree more affordable—or even fully funded.
Your child may already have strengths.
They may have strong academic results.
They may have demonstrated leadership potential, participated in extracurricular activities, volunteered in their community or developed talents and achievements that could help distinguish them from other applicants.
These things can be valuable.
But before you and your child begin searching randomly for universities and scholarships, there is an important question to answer:
Good academic results can be important. But grades alone do not always tell the complete story.
Your child's academic record, achievements, experiences and overall profile may reveal strengths that can be positioned strategically—and areas that may need attention before they begin competing for funding.
The first step toward helping your child become Funding Ready is understanding where they are today.
The Funding Readiness Assessment helps you gain a clearer understanding of how your child's current academic profile and experiences may position them for Bachelor's funding opportunities.
The Assessment Report will help identify where your child currently stands, the strengths they may already have and the areas that may need attention as they prepare for future opportunities.
Before you search for opportunities, understand your child's starting position.
That's okay.
You can first explore the Intelligence Briefs created for parents who want to better understand how they can support their children on the journey toward a funded Bachelor's degree.
They will help you understand the funding landscape, the opportunities available and how you can begin helping your child prepare strategically.
Understand the journey. Help your child prepare for the opportunity.