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EPISODE · Aug 27, 2026 · 22 MIN

109: $100K+ Merit Scholarships Are a Recruiting Strategy - Here's What That Means for Your Student

from Get Accepted · host Janae Young

If your student is interested in merit scholarships, this episode is for you. I explain that merit scholarships are a recruiting strategy schools use to attract top applicants, and I share exactly what this means for your student so they know how to win the scholarships they want. Schedule a Consult to Work with Coach Janae: https://calendly.com/d/cqp5-j4w-vzx/preparing-for-your-dream-school-consult Learn more at janaetutoring.com and @janaetutoring. Join Ivy League Score, my SAT/ACT test prep program to help your student reach their goal SAT/ACT score with ease by learning the skills, strategy, and mindset required to achieve a 1500+ on the SAT or 34+ on the ACT. Join Ivy League Acceptance, my 12-month college prep program designed to help your student get accepted into an Ivy League/Top 20 school or win $100,000+ in merit scholarships. Sign up for College Talk, the weekly email series with college admissions advice and actionable strategies to help your student prepare for applying to their top schools.

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