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Middle School Scholarship Tips

Boost Your Child's Future College Funding
November 6, 2025

College costs are rising, but the good news is that it’s never too early to start preparing. In this webinar, you’ll hear from a scholar who earned over $2.4 million in scholarship offers and graduated debt-free. They’ll share practical insights parents can use to guide their middle schoolers in building strong resumes, identifying growth opportunities, and developing the writing skills needed for standout scholarship applications. Learn how early planning can set your child up for financial freedom and academic success long before senior year arrives.

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In this webinar, you will learn about:

Discover how middle school activities, leadership roles, and community involvement can set the stage for future scholarship success.

Learn how to help your child explore activities and experiences that build confidence and strengthen future scholarship applications.

Get practical tips on helping your child develop strong writing habits and tell their unique story with confidence when scholarship season arrives.

Don’t miss your chance to learn how early preparation can turn into real scholarship dollars for your child’s future.

Meet the Host:

Dillon Cook

Dillon Cook graduated Summa Cum Laude from The University of Alabama in May 2025, earning three bachelor’s degrees in Communication Studies, Human Environmental Sciences, and Criminal Justice. He also completed a triple minor in Women’s Studies, Global & Cultural Perspectives, and Public Policy, graduating with Honors College distinction.

During his time at UA, Dillon actively engaged in numerous student initiatives focused on civic engagement, leadership, and service. In recognition of his outstanding academic achievements and dedication to student success, he was honored with the Morris Lehman Mayer Premier Award, presented to the top seven students who exemplify exceptional scholarship, service, leadership, and character.

Passionate about making education accessible and fostering confidence through effective communication, Dillon is currently pursuing three master’s degrees in communication studies, School Counseling, and Workforce Education. He aspires to become a counselor who helps students secure scholarships and attend college debt-free.