Students Disrupting Education. Hear Their Stories On Live Webinar
From conservative Christian leaders in the homeschool movement, to billionaire businessmen like Bill Gates, the consensus on higher education is clear: the traditional college model has lost its way and is failing to meet the needs of today’s students.
Despite the staggering costs to attend even a public brick-and-mortar college ($68K), the marketplace is demanding more college-degreed staff members. Even ministries are requiring their staff to have at least an accredited bachelor’s degree.
So, what happens when the demand for college-educated people rises and the quality of a traditional college education falls? A movement starts to disrupt education and reinvent college.
On Thursday, August 19, 2010, a group of college students who are disrupting higher education will join a team of passionate educators to present an insightful and informative webinar.
Click here to register for this live, interactive webinar. Space is limited, please register now.
Any parent or student even remotely considering college should hear how these disruptive college students are earning their degrees without debt, without student loans, and on their own terms.
The webinar is on Thursday, August 19, 2010 at 9pm EDT/8pm CDT/6pm PDT.
5 critical reasons you should be on this webinar:
- Learn why you don’t need the SAT for college. A top college admissions officer reveals how you can earn a degree without the SAT.
- Why accredited colleges are begging for non-traditional, disruptive students.
- How students as young as 13 can use dual credit to earn 10% of a bachelor’s degree, all for about $150 (this would cost $3K at a brick-and-mortar college).
- College students Kelsey (age 19) and Steven (age 18) will reveal how they are using disruptive tactics to earn their degrees.
- You will get to ask questions and interact directly with the students and educators.
Click here to register for the webinar now.
Are you ready to disrupt education, shun the status quo, and do college on your own terms? Join us on this webinar to find out how.
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