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WORKSHOPS AND WEBINARS

 We have a variety of workshops and webinars to help parents and students navigate the college planning journey. We discuss helpful tips that will help alleviate the stress in this daunting process. 

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Thursday, April 25 @ 7:00 pm
Workshop

What You Need to Know About Paying Less for College 

Are you worried about how you are going to send your child to college without getting trapped in a financial nightmare? In this workshop, we will help you understand the landscape of the financial side of college planning. College costs can be confusing and intimidating, knowing how to navigate it will allow you to take control.

Audience: Parents with Middle or High School Students

Cost: Free Workshop

Location: Coppell High School Commons Area,185 W Parkway Blvd, Coppell


Topics Include:

  • Learn key college financial terminology and formulas

  • Learn about the myths that keep families from​ getting potential aid

  • Learn what questions to ask

  • Learn about important deadlines

  • Learn what students can do to get the best financial offers

  • And much more!

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Thursday, May 2 @ 7:00 pm
Webinar

College Planning 101 for Juniors

Juniors soon you will be starting your college applications. What should you be doing now? There are many important tasks you need to understand in order to have a successful college application process. The college planning process can be overwhelming, and you may feel uncertain about what to do. This webinar will lay out the necessary tasks and give you direction on how to handle the process.

Audience: Parents and Students-Grade 11

Cost: Free Webinar

Topics Include:

  • Admissions Overview and Trends

  • Academic and Summer Planning

  • Building Your College List

  • Application and Essay Advice

  • SAT/ACT Planning

  • The Financial Implication of Colleges

  • And much more!

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Thursday, May 9 @ 7:00 pm
Webinar

A Guide for College Planning for 8-10 Grade

The journey to college begins in the 8th grade. Many students take at least one course in the 8th grade that counts for high school credit. Once high school starts it is not too soon to start planning for college. Learn the things that students can do now, during their early years in high school, that can set the stage for a busy Junior and Senior year. Stay on track and make sure your student’s high school career sets them up for college admission.

Audience: Parents and Students-Grade 8-10

Cost: Free Webinar

 

Topics Include:

  • What colleges are looking for in applicants

  • College Planning Timeline

  • Academic Planning (AP, IB, Dual Credit)

  • Exploring Careers and Majors 

  • SAT/ACT Timeline

  • The Financial Implications of College

  • And much more!

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Registration Soon for Summer 2024

Register Now

College Application Workshop

Who is this Workshop For?

This workshop is designed for rising seniors ready to embark upon the college application process in a small-group setting with the guidance of our college advisors. It is also for students who want to create a plan, apply early, and alleviate the stress before your senior year begins.
 

 


What you will walk away with:

  • A personal strategy to tackle your college application components and deadlines

  • The do’s & don’ts of the common applications used by the majority of colleges

  • One edited essay

  • Expanded college-ready resume

  • A Recommendation Letter Packet that includes a drafted cover letter to get the best letters of recommendation for your college application

  • Execution plan for completing the remaining essays and beginning the application process

  • A blueprint on how to manage your college list and balance your options

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Cost: $695, Early Bird Cost: $645 if you register by June 1

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Where: In-person at the InfoQuest Office

 

We are available as guest speakers for community organization meetings, high school classes, middle/high school parent meetings, high school career and college nights, private or public high school youth organizations, and corporate lunch and learn. We present to both large and small groups. If you would like to know more about how we can help you or your organization please fill out the Inquiry Form.

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