How to Go to College for Free

How To Go To College Almost For Free is the ultimate scholarship toolbox--the "bible" for scholarship seekers of all ages. Inside this one-of-a-kind book, you'll find four essential scholarship resources:

• An aggressive "how-to" guide that teaches you the techniques and tactics of top scholarship winners.
• A valuable directory of scholarship prizes that you can use at any college, plus insider tips on winning each award.
• An extensive library of winning essays, applications, support letters, forms, and other sample materials.
• Access to a companion Reader's Resource Room that alerts you to the latest contest news, and provides helpful interactive coaching.

About the Author:

Benjamin Kaplan, age 22, won more than two dozen merit-based scholarships while still in high school--accumulating nearly $90,000 in scholarship money for use at any college. In 1999, he graduated from Harvard debt-free, with virtually the entire cost of his education covered by his scholarship winnings. Kaplan has written numerous articles on the subject, including columns for The New York Times and U.S. News & World Report, that have been syndicated in publications nationwide. Kaplan also conducts scholarship seminars throughout the country, consults with organizations desiring to set up scholarship programs, and serves as the resident scholarship coach at the WinScholarships.com Web scholarship portal.