“There have been thousands of students that have received millions of dollars in college scholarships and dozens of acceptances to HBCUs from using the Common Black College Application,” said Mr. Robert Mason. The Education Equalizer Foundation is hosting a working session at The Florida College Access Network Summit alongside Mr. Robert Mason, CEO and Founder of the Common Black College Application, to create a retention strategy for CBCA schools. Scott and Mason will lead a working session to unveil the Black College Equalizers program.
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How are you spending scholarship season? Let EEF help you get to the money.
The Education Equalizer Foundation is proud to present an additional scholarship workshop on Thursday, February 28 at 7:00p EST featuring Nasseeka Denis, EEF Program Manager. “I am so glad that I attended the scholarship session at Aces in Motion with Nasseeka; I felt more prepared to complete my scholarship applications,” said a student during an anonymous survey.
Nasseeka Denis agrees to oversee scholarship program for EEF
Nasseeka Denis had agreed to join The Education Equalizer Foundation as Program Manager. “I enjoy helping kids pay for college. It’s an opportunity to support them to relieve a burden that I and others had to experience. It is also about helping their family not worry how they will pay for their student’s education,” said Naseeka. Nasseka brings a wealth of experience to help students afford college.
How EEF Increased the Number of Black Scholarship Applicants
The Education Equalizer Foundation and Aces and Motion partnered to host an “Are you scholarship ready?” presentation for high school seniors attending college in the Fall. “We’ve been told that our kids are not applying for scholarships. While this may be true in some instances, it’s fueled our desire to host this event. All of the students were engaged and focused on completing their scholarship applications,” said Dr. Carjie Scott, CEO, and Co-Founder.
EEF hosted a Successful Inaugural ACT/SAT Prep Session
The Education Equalizer Foundation will be offer another ACT/SAT prep class on Saturday, February 25 from 8a-12:30p EST. It is a 3-hour intense session with interactive activities and multiple breaks. The program is online and all participants are asked to register at the application below to participate.
Radio Operations Manager and Owner of Innovative Hair Salon, Krysi Johnson, joins the EEF squad
“If it wasn’t for the vision of Krysi Johnson, The Education Equalizer Foundation would not be on the radio,” said Dr. Carjie Scott, CEO, and Founder. Krysi has agreed to support The Education Equalizer Foundation on Powerstation 92.
1.7 Million Dollar Scholar, Nikeycia Hadley, shares how to Get Scholarships for College
The Education Equalizer Foundation is proud to present a virtual workshop featuring Nikeycia Hadley, a scholar who earned 1.7 million in scholarships from completing the Common Black College application and applying to several scholarships after being accepted into multiple colleges. “I am from Memphis, TN, and during my senior year of high school, I applied to multiple scholarships totaling over a million dollars. I want to share how I did it with you.”
EEF and AIM Scholarship Working Session
The Education Equalizer Foundation and Aces and Motion have partnered to host a “Scholarship and Pizza” party to assist college-going seniors with completing their scholarship applications.
EEF is accepting nominations for EEF Educator of the Year and EEF Non-Profit Leader of the Year Awards
The Education Equalizer Foundation is honored to host its inaugural Million Dollar Scholar Bruch in partnership with Greater Bethel AME Church and Integrity Orchid Consulting to celebrate the achievements of The Education Equalizer Foundation scholars, education leaders, and non-profit leaders!
Powerhouse Leaders Jason Hurst and Dani Tan join the EEF team
Powerhouse Leaders Jason Hurst and Dani Tan join the EEF team. Mr. Hurst will serve as Co-Producer for College Talk Radio and Ms. Tan will serve as Program Director for gap-year students.