RECORD 0f Success
Over 97% of CPTS program participants graduate from college. Since 2002 we have served over 36,000 students.
Partnerships
CPTS partners with a "village" of community organizations that assist students with resources, funding and networks of success.
Scholarships
We offer a platform of scholarships that range from $500 to $150,000. There are over 9 billion dollars in scholarships within your reach when you follow our system.
WE HELP SECURE YOUR CHILD'S FUTURE!
THE FUTURE BELONGS TO OUR CHILDREN
The ones who will succeed are those who are equipped to compete in tomorrow's marketplace. By applying for our Success Program today, your child can earn the benefits for a lifetime.
HOW WE HELP
College Planning TODAY Services start where you are and begin to build a portfolio of information regarding financial sevices and scholarship information that will prepare students to access the essential resources needed to build upon their path to an educational future.
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN SCHOOL SCHOLARSHIPS
ARE AWARDED EACH YEAR!
LIMITED TIME LEFT FOR HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS (CLASS OF 2025), ACT NOW!
COMPREHENSIVE COLLEGE PLANNING CONSULTING SERVICES
* Personalized Scholarships Searches
* PSAT/ SAT Preparation
* Comparisons of Colleges, Majors and Careers
* Financial Aid Help
* Services: from Pre-K to 12th grade
* Additional Services from GED to Ph.D!
For the cost of a Coke per day you can save the money you need for your child's college tuition.
HOW TO GET STARTED:
Set up and interview with your College Planning TODAY Services Consultant TODAY!
We Do Church & School Seminars!!
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College Planning TODAY Services
Holiday Sale
College Planning TODAY Services is excited to announce their annual holiday sale. Families can now get 25% off their INTERVIEW fee. The interview is conducted to assist where students are before they can move forward with the college planning process.
Most of today’s college-bound high school students appear very confident in their ability to excel at the next level. In a September 2022 ACT surveyed of 1,485 high school students who planned to attend a postsecondary institution the fall after graduation, 85 percent rated themselves “very or mostly prepared” to do well academically in the first semester of college.
However, only 1 in 5 high schoolers in the class of 2023 graduated ready to succeed in their core introductory classes in college. Despite this,86 percent of 2023 seniors report being “very” or “mostly” ready for college.
Deadline for High School Seniors:
Friday, December 27th, 2024, at 5:00 PM
Deadline for Juniors:
Friday, January 10th, 2025, at 5:00 PM
Ready to secure your future? Apply Today! Visit
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to set up a meeting with one of our representatives and learn more about how you can take advantage of this incredible opportunity!
Upcoming Events
College Planning TODAY Services
Roll out of new book for high school students!
The founder of College Planning TODAY Services announces new book at his high school (W. J. Keenan High School)
You don't want to miss this event!!
Location: 361 Pisgah Church Road, Columbia, SC.
Attention High School Students!
Scholarships Available!
Attend the College Fair on December 3, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM at W. J. Keenan High School.
SCHOLARSHIPS are available for those who qualify!
Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity! Let us help you get college-ready and secure a scholarship that could cover your entire education.
Start your journey now! Reach out to us today and take the first step toward your future success!
For more information, contact us at (800) 811-4546
We look forward to seeing you there!
Are You A Current College Student or Youth and Homeless?
A recent surveyby the Hope Center of more than 195,000 two-year and four-year college students found that about half experienced housing insecurity and about one in seven reported they either experienced homelessness or lacked a stable living situation.
Pervasive historical and structural racism cause stark disparities among these students: the 2019 survey found rates of homelessness were higher for Black students (20 percent) and Indigenous students (31 percent) than for white students (17 percent). LGBTQ+ students also experience high rates of homelessness. And COVID-19, disproportionately affected people of color, exacerbates students’ risk for homelessness.
Students experiencing homelessness are at greater academic risk than their peers. Many maintain demanding work schedules to pay for school and living expenses, limiting time available for studies. Losing access to dormitories and dining halls during school breaks also adds the stress of finding other places to stay. Stress can lead to decreased sleep and increased strain on physical and mental health, which can further impede academic achievement.
Federal policymakers and academic institutions can support students most in need by confronting evolving barriers faced by homeless and housing-insecure students by creating comprehensive and targeted supports.
Systemic barriers obstruct meeting basic needs
College students experiencing homelessness face barriers in accessing housing. Both on- and off-campus housing can be prohibitively expensive. Those who turn to the private rental market may face multiple forms of housing discriminationfrom landlords, including racial discrimination,source of income discrimination, and discrimination against students. Some affordable housing options also impose eligibility restrictions on students.
They also face food insecurity. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is one federal resource to alleviate food insecurity, but like other social safety net programs, it ignores barriers rooted in structural racism and imposes punitive measures, like work requirements, that force students to either prioritize their education over hunger or sacrifice education by working sufficient hours to access SNAP benefits. The program’s eligibility criteria and past rules have made it difficult for students enrolled at least half time, and young people in particular, to access benefits;in 2019, only about 1 in 5 of two-year college students and 1 in 10 of four-year college students experiencing homelessness accessed SNAP. Are you 18 to 24? Learn how you may qualify for the FREE housing program for 2 years!!! YOU MUST REGISTER!!! You do not have to be a student!!!
College Planning TODAY Services is currently working with goverment agencies and other community partners to assist students who are experiencing homelessness. If you or someone you know is experiencing homelessness contact us today by clicking on the link and completing the information.
I am a student that is homeless and need housing and/ or other resources
OUR SERVICES SUMMARY
College Planning TODAY Services, INC, and CPTS Education Fund, INC. 501(c)(3) work with educators, administrators, counselors, and licensed insurance agents to provide the necessary services, networks, and information to provide information and resources to students and families who are serious about a college education, trade schools or entrepreneurship. Our representatives extend our services to schools, churches, educational workshops, and "fairs" to promote academic empowernment of students through our programs. We work with local, state and other key national organizations to make our services available on an annual basis.
We partner with financial institutions, fortune 500 companies, colleges and universities across the globe to strategize in building a portfolio of information regarding financial services for students.
Please note: CPTS is a time sensitive organization which means it operates on a TIMELINE or DEADLINE system just like colleges/ universities, federal aid programs like FAFSA and other organizations that offer scholarships. Those who have problems with following structured guidelines will miss out on resources, information and funding! This will be not only be true with us but also with colleges and in life. Do not procrastinate!
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