Class 101 Franchise News

Class 101 college planning franchise helps high school students get into better colleges and qualify for higher amounts of scholarships and financial aid.

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Class 101 Franchise News

Class 101 college planning franchise helps high school students get into better colleges and qualify for higher amounts of scholarships and financial aid.

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There is a tremendous market for the services Class 101 provides. Most people, upon hearing about our services, hire us on the spot. I make more money than I did, I work fewer hours than before and I’m happier. The success rate among my colleagues is tremendously high.

Winni Van Gessel
Lexington, Kentucky

There is a guideline for everything that we do. Our manual is detailed down to the month: It tells me what I need to be talking about to a senior in the month of December, for example. I've heard many people call a franchise a "business in a box." Class 101 is more than a business in a box. You get people and support. If you don't know how to do something, the support is there to help you find the answers. I love that I've helped students achieve their dreams and discover their path.

Karen Feamster
Franklin, Tennessee

We knew Class 101 was right for us. We just felt like God had gift-wrapped it and put it on a silver platter for us. Class 101 gave us the tools that we lacked as individuals to help kids and to actually make money while doing it. I personally feel like the sky's the limit as far as potential for franchisees.

Kim Stegemoller
Bloomington, Indiana

The support the main office provides is great. The Class 101 management team can be as involved as you want them to be. The training is incredible, and they are continually making improvements. In my former career in insurance, if I had to stay at the office one minute after 5 p.m. I would be incredibly upset. As a Class 101 franchise owner, I love what I do. When my students call me before they call their parents when they get their college acceptance letters, then I know I've done my job.

Debbie Crumrine
Columbus, Ohio