The Scholarship Reset: Finding College Money after May 1, Decision Day
Join Marianne Ragins, $400,000 scholarship winner, for a powerful, action-focused webinar designed to help high school seniors—and their parents—find additional college funding, even as May 1 approaches or has already passed.
Decision Day may be here or has passed, but scholarship opportunities are far from over. If you think your student has missed out on extra funding, think again. Many scholarships open after May 1, and others continue throughout the summer. In this fast-paced, practical session, you’ll learn exactly where to look—and how your student can act quickly to secure more money for college.
💡 What You’ll Learn
- Where to find late-cycle and rolling scholarships
- How to uncover hidden and less competitive awards
- Strategies to reuse and refine existing essays
- How to approach appeals and new financial aid opportunities
- A simple system to stay organized and meet fast-moving deadlines
🎯 Who Should Attend
- High school seniors who have already committed to a college
- Students still deciding between offers
- Parents looking to reduce out-of-pocket costs
- Anyone who feels like they’ve “missed the scholarship window”
- All high school seniors and current college students who want to become eligible for the Ragins/Braswell National Scholarship through attendance
🚀 Why You Should Attend
The period after May 1 is one of the most overlooked opportunities to secure additional funding. Students who act now can still reduce college costs before and after the fall semester begins.
Class Format: This web-based class provides an interactive experience where you can follow along with live examples, including scholarship search engines, winning application packages, and effective essay writing techniques. With over 20 years of experience, Marianne Ragins has successfully guided students and parents nationwide through this informative 90-minute workshop.
Requirements: To participate, you’ll need a computer and Internet access, along with a desire to take charge of your scholarship search.
Don’t miss this opportunity to empower yourself with the skills to reduce the cost of your college education! Register now for The Scholarship Reset: Finding College Money after May 1 and start paving the way for your future!
How to Register
Please click on the class you wish to register for below:
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Web-Based Class – The Scholarship Class for High School Students & Their Parents |
$84.97 | |
Course instructions and the web-based class site address will be sent approximately one week before the scheduled class time. This class is open to U. S. based students only. You must give a valid e-mail address when registering for a class. It will be used for sending class instructions and announcements.
The Scholarship Reset: Finding College Money after May 1, Decision Day – A Virtual Webinar
CLASS DATE: May 6, 2026
Class Time: 8:00 P.M. – 9:30 P.M. ET
Payment for course materials and registration fees is non-refundable unless class is full.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR, MARIANNE RAGINS
In her senior year of high school, Marianne won over $400,000 in scholarships for college. As perhaps the first student ever to amass nearly half a million dollars in scholarship money, she has been featured in many publications including USA Today, People, Newsweek, Money, Essence and on the cover of Parade. She has also made hundreds of radio and television appearances on shows such as “Good Morning America,” “The Home Show,” and the “Mike & Maty Show.”
Ragins is the author of the highly successful Winning Scholarships for College: An Insider’s Guide, College Survival & Success Skills 101, and other publications. She is the president of The Scholarship Workshop and sponsor of the Leading the Future II and Ragins Braswell National Scholarships. Ragins is an experienced motivational speaker and lecturer who has traveled nationally and internationally conducting The Scholarship Workshop presentation and giving other motivational seminars and speeches.
Marianne graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science from Florida A&M University and received an MBA from George Washington University. Both her degrees were entirely funded by scholarships and other free aid. Marianne is originally from Macon, Georgia and currently resides in northern Virginia.