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Dr. Faith Okpotor

There's Still Time to Join the Summer 2026 Session of CFF College Fully Funded®

Published 3 months ago • 2 min read

Hope you are having a good weekend. Here is a quick reminder that the registration deadline for the Summer 2026 session of CFF College Fully Funded® closes this on Friday, May 29. The Summer 2026 program starts June 8 and the intensive part runs for 3 months, followed by a 7-month application support membership.

Over the course of the program, our students get our expert guidance and everything they need to know about applying to college.

We work with them to find, apply, and secure admission into U.S. colleges with full funding so that they can avoid debt. They complete weekly assignments that correspond to different parts of the application and they received personalized feedback and help on their assignments.

And they end up receiving admission with full funding offers from selective and non-selective colleges across the United States, including from schools like Harvard, Princeton, Lehigh, Cornell, University of Miami, University of Maryland College Park, Rochester Institute of Technology, McDaniel College, University of Rochester, Villanova, Bryn Mawr, Agnes Scott, Spellman, Howard, University of Richmond, etc.

So if you have high school rising senior, or know any families with high school rising seniors who will be in their final year in the coming academic year, or prospective transfer students who will apply to college this Fall, please share this email with them.

And here's the best part: we have iron-clad guarantee: if a student follows our process and and implements all that we ask of them and fails to secure admission on at least one of the schools on their list with full funding, we will work with them for another year as a transfer applicant at no additional charge.

For that reason we cannot work with just anyone. We need to make sure we are a good fit for you and you for us.

You can get started with a free conversation here. And if we've already had a conversation then please complete your registration using the link in your follow-up email.

I will leave you with a video testimonial of one of our former students.

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Hope you have a great week. To college fully funded,

Dr. Faith Okpotor

Founder and CFF Head Coach

National Center for Higher Education Access

Award-winning academic and tenured professor

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P.S. Here are the ways to work with us.

  1. ​CFF College Fully Funded®, a 3-month intensive, curriculum-based comprehensive college admissions coaching program followed by a 7-month application support membership to help prospective undergraduate students find, apply, and get accepted at U.S. colleges/universities that will provide them full funding. Registration for the next cohort is underway.
  2. ​GradSchool Fully Funded, a self-paced graduate school admissions coaching program and annual membership that helps prospective master's and PhD students find, apply, and secure admission with full funding into U.S. graduate programs. You can enroll at anytime. If you are interested in joining a small 2026 cohort of GFF, click here.
  3. ​1-on-1 consultation service for prospective graduate students, those interested in living and working in the United States, and people with other higher education consultation needs.
  4. The College Admission Readiness Audit (CARA) for high school freshers, sophomores and juniors. Receive a college admission readiness assessment and a personalized hour long 1-on-1 session to review your assessment results and receive recommendations on what to focus on to prepare for a successful college admission cycle. Email us to learn more.
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Dr. Faith Okpotor

CFF College Fully Funded®; GradSchool Fully Funded

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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