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05/05/2017

A Millennials Prerogative

05/05/2017

LEAP!

05/05/2017

Education II Careers is thrilled about this week's upcoming article, "Learn, Excel, Arrive, and Progress (LEAP).” The article will focus on how seamlessly to transition from a college student to a career-motivated adult. The article will publish on Monday, May 15, 2017.

03/19/2017

Teachers Who Inspire ...........

A great teacher can change the trajectory of your life. Here, talks from teachers you'll wish you had.

03/04/2017

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03/04/2017

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02/20/2017

Developing Children for the Next Generation

Advice and best practices on what the newest generations need to succeed.

02/11/2017

Saving for College-The Landscape of the 21st Century

More Americans are continuing education, in fact, one out of every five families consider education a priority over retirement. The average family will save more than $48,367 according to a poll conducted by Gallup and Sallie Mae, a for-profit educational company. Saving is now a requirement as the world is connecting. Having a high school diploma is not sufficient, and the new American landscape is education first. Competing in today's job market requires an upper hand; therefore, continuing college is the best to meet new corporate demands and challenges.

Not having a degree and attempting to climb the corporate leader just by merits alone are thoughts from the past. More than sixty percent of American families are saving for the children’s future. The other 28 percent are unaware on how to save for college, and the remaining 18 percent do not know which college saving plan is the best for their family. These facts are staggering; however, there is a bright light at the end of the tunnel, and Education II Careers (EIIC) would like to bridge the gap with a brief synopsis of some of those college saving plan options.

Using retirement money does place a great dilemma on middle class families because this positions them at risk without having college tax advantages such as 529 college saving plans. Sallie Mae reported that 24 percent of households using retirement accounts are making costly mistakes, which can be irreversible and may jeopardize your children's educational future. EIIC would like to educate parents on alternative solutions such as Education Plans. Consider the average college student attending a traditional four-year in-state university.

The average cost is $11,976 per academic year and an in-state private college averaging $26,070 per academic year. Therefore, the importance of saving for education is high on must adults’ agenda. Continuing college is necessary for the millennial generation because of globalization and other technological advancements that having a high school diploma does not prepare students for in the coming years.

When researching for the most advantageous education plan, it is important to start with the 529 Plans. However, some other alternatives are available for consideration such as the Uniform Transfer Minor Act (UTMA)/Uniform Gift Minor Act (UGMA), Minor’s Accounts, Demand Trusts, Series EE Trusts, Life Bonds, District Insurance, and Coverdell Education Savings Account (ESA). For more information regarding these plans, please consult a professional adviser to ensure the plan is the best fit for your family’s educational goals. For more details, please contact Education II Careers. https://www.educationto.careers/home.html

American parents say saving for college as important as saving for retirement: Sallie mae. (2010, Dec 13). The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education, 21, 39. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/822465079?accountid=35812

01/21/2017

Communicating can be difficult; however, Language is beautiful.
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01/15/2017

EducationIICareers
Teaching our children about how to be better people is the start of a new beginning in school and for the rest of their life.

Sometimes, talking with kids about certain subjects is hard. We’re here for you with these gentle lead-ins to help get those tough conversations started.

01/01/2017

Happy New Year
From: Education II Careers

Education II Careers (EIIC) would like to reflect on how wonderful 2016 was for the organization. The accomplishments of last year were a remarkable milestone. We would like to thank our affiliates, volunteers, board members, and students who believe in a brighter tomorrow. As we look to the future, now more than ever before, education is crucial to landing a career. Organizations are seeking employees who can offer skills such as emotional intelligence, critical thinking, and higher learning.

EIIC receive inquiries often from parents and students regarding what are the requirements to land the perfect job. Question: is College enough to land the ideal occupation? The answer is no, college is just a fragment of landing the perfect job; however, having a degree is what employers are looking for in candidates applying for jobs. We encourage you, your family, and friends to learn more about planning for college by proactively speaking to your school counselor or an Independent Educational Consultant.

Speaking with an Educational Consultant can help with filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA), Master Promissory Note (MPN), Parent Plus Loan, College Application, seeking the right scholarship and grants, and not taking out additional loans with high-interest rates, and avoiding Unscrupulous for-profit colleges. EIIC is available to help you with your educational success and career journey. Happy New Year!!!

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12/18/2016

Celebrity Life Coach, Motivational Speaker, and Author of Reclamate Your Life, Ms. Alaisha Browder. We appreciate the time Ms. Browder took out from her busy schedule to speak at the 1st Annual EIIC awards ceremony. Thank you

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