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Welcome to our web site
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American Education Foundation
began in the early 90's as a private community organization in Western New York that promoted access to higher education. More... |
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Contact the Chapter
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AMEDF Charlotte NC Chapter
335 Wednesbury Blvd
Charlotte, NC 28262
Toll-free 1-877-702-6333 x100
Email: charlotte@amedf.org
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Charlotte NC Workshop Dates
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Everything You Need to Better Prepare for College
Monday March 15th 2010, 630pm-830pm
Mint Hill Library
6840 Matthews-Mint Hill
Charlotte, NC 28227
Wednesday March 17th 2010, 630pm-830pm
Morrison Library
7015 Morrison Blvd
Charlotte, NC 28211
Thursday March 18th 2010, 63pm-830pm
North County Library
16500 Holly Crest Lane
Huntersville, NC 28078
Monday April 19th, 2010 630pm-830pm
Matthews Library
230 Matthews Station St
Matthews, NC 28105
Tuesday April 20th, 2010 630pm-830pm
Davidson Library
119 South Main St
Davidson, NC 28036
Wednesday April 21st, 2010 630pm-830pm
University City Library
301 East W.T. Harris Blvd
Charlotte, NC 28262
Receive Program Updates by Email
Click here to register for a workshop or call 1-877-702-6333 x102
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Donate Now!
Help AMEDF provide educational programs that help ensure the future college success of high school students.
You may designate a local chapter to use your gift. If no chapter is selected, your gift will be used in the area of greatest need. Thank you for your generosity! More... |
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Charlotte NC Instructors
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All AMEDF instructors are trained and certified. Please see below for a list of our instructors for Charlotte NC.
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Charlotte NC
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The Charlotte NC Chapter of the AMEDF welcomes you.
Please look at the list of workshops and programs available to help you and your student better prepare for the college challenge, Along with these workshops, our trained advisors are conveniently located throughout Charlotte NC in order to best service you. Please see a list of their names at the bottom of this page. Feel free to contact our chapter by email or phone with any questions or comments you may have. We look forward to making your transition to college as smooth as possible. |
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Everything You Need to Better Prepare for College, a free workshop for parents of high school students. This program provides a comprehensive overview of the entire college preparation process from freshman to senior year in high school, including financial strategies that may save thousands off of even the most expensive colleges. Includes a calculation of the Expected Family Contribution, evaluation of a student’s admissions profile, and a review of thousands of colleges, all provided for free as a community benefit program entirely funded with community contributions. AGENDA
Reference materials for this workshop can be accessed by clicking here.
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The Scholars Program™ is a comprehensive, extended guidance program for college preparation. The flagship of AMEDF programs, the Scholars Program™ is designed to help parents better prepare their high school student for the college challenge.
All Scholars Program™ participants receive
- A student MyRoad™ account
College Board’s college and career planning website.
- A Scholars Program™ Instructor
Up to three hours of individual conference time with your AMEDF certified advisor, plus an orientation conference.
- Career Selection and College Choices group conference
Designed to help you and your student determine suitable career options, integrate with guidance, evaluate aid eligibility, filter appropriate college choices, research college profiles, determine admissions fit, and prepare a step-by-step plan for college. A thorough overview of MyRoad™, your online research tool, is included in this session.
- College Aid & Financial Re-Engineering group conference
This conference will help you eliminate inefficiencies in your finances in order to better afford college expenses. This session will address issues like restructuring your finances for college, analyzing your budget, reallocating assets in order to avoid aid penalties, comparing loan options, utilizing tax credits and tax incentives for college, and coordinating your assets for college and future needs.
Find out more information regarding the Scholars Program™ by reading our brochure online: Scholars Program™ brochure: To enroll, complete and return our Scholars Program™ Enrollment form today!
ALREADY ENROLLED? See Group Conference dates here.
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One way to improve college preparedness is to increase the number of knowledgeable advisors available to families seeking professional assistance. The AMEDF's Advisor Certification Program enrolls and trains financial advisors to become college planning specialists. Once certified, specialists are placed as advisors in AMEDF programs to engage families directly to counsel them on college preparedness. |
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