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Happy Holidays from CFF College Fully Funded®
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Hello Reader, Hope you are enjoying some well-deserved time with your family. For the first time since 2005 Hannukah coincides with both Christmas and Kwanzaa! So Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukah, and Happy Kwanzaa if you are celebrating this holiday season. I hope that this season brings you and yours peace and joy. To all high school seniors completing their applications and have pressing early January deadlines, welcome to this rite of passage. Many have done it before you. Grab some time with your family but do what you need to do to complete your applications. Your effort will pay off. For current high school juniors who will be applying to college next fall, please note that registration is ongoing for the Summer and Fall 2025 sessions of CFF College Fully Funded®, our college admissions coaching program for committed students from families who cannot afford to pay for college out of pocket. We work with you to find, apply, and secure admission into U.S. colleges with full funding in order to avoid debt. For 7 more days until the end of December, you can lock in the current rate of $3,995 and also receive a $200 early bird registration discount. Starting on January 1, the price will increase to $4,995. Our program includes 3 months of weekly classes, coaching, assignments, and feedback on the college application process followed by a 7-month membership. Our students have received admission with full funding from various U.S. colleges including, Harvard, Cornell, Lehigh University, University of Miami, University of Maryland College Park, to name a few. And remember when you refer someone to our program, your friend gets a 5% discount and you get $100. They simply need to mention your name and email address when they enroll. We are closed tomorrow but will be open from the December 26th to December 31. So feel free to book a no-fee, no-obligation HOW TO GET COLLEGE FULLY FUNDED STRATEGY CALL. We are standing by to take your call. Here's wishing you and you and yours Happy Holidays!
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Dr. Faith Okpotor
I am a college professor and the creator CFF College Fully Funded® and GradSchool Fully Funded. We help ambitious students, find, apply, and get into U.S. colleges/universities and graduate programs with full funding in order to avoid debt. Please use the links in the Links tab to learn more about me, our programs, or to connect. You can also read a few samples of previous editions of my twice monthly newsletter via the Posts link. If you would like to receive the newsletter on all things college admissions and funding, please subscribe below. To email me: collegefullyfunded@gmail.com .
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