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Dear Prospective Students and Families, This is a friendly reminder that the early-bird registration deadline for the CFF College Fully Funded® Summer 2025 session is approaching. By registering early, you can save $200 on the program fee. Early-Bird Deadline:
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The total program fee is $4,995. However, by registering before the early-bird deadlines, you can enroll at a discounted rate of $4,795. Flexible payment plans are also available. Program Successes: Here are some of the results our students have achieved
Earn a $200 Referral Bonus! Know someone who would benefit from this program? We’ll pay you $200 for every student you refer who enrolls! Just share this email with anyone who may be interested, and they can mention your name when they sign up. How to Register:
For more details please visit our program page. Don't miss this opportunity to gain the knowledge, guidance, and support needed to secure full funding for your college education. To college fully funded,
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