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I read the reviews for this book and it seemed like a good choice, but I guess I didn’t read between the lines. This book really didn’t help me in my search at all. The reason: I am a white female, who isn’t in high school anymore, who is not already attending a “college” and currently is employed. I was very disappointed in this book. Most of the listing are for women just getting out of high school, for those who are already in school or those who are unemployed and seeking to join a woman friendly job enviroment (nurse, teacher, or science technology etc). I found only 4 listing that would apply to my situation, and all 4 required membership to the organization, before I could get any information about the money offered in this book. Please go to your local book store or library and thumb through this book before you buy it. You might save yourself some money in the long run.
Rating: 1 / 5
I am the programs manager for a national academic organization. Someone just called me and quoted a section in this book that claims our organization offer scholarships to girls and women from the U.S. and Canada. Totally not true. It really bothers me when people put out false or made up information and the unsuspecting general public pays good money for it. Clearly, this book was not well researched and was probably just copied from other not-well-researched sources.
Rating: 1 / 5
I found this book completely useless except for a paperweight or doorstop! What I did find interesting is that Vickie Adkins-Marcum seems to review all of Matthew Lesko’s books. Of course Vickie highly exalts him using such phrases as “KUDOS to Matthew Lesko! He’s making this world a better place!” For those of you who are a little slow, let me inform you that Vickie Adkins-Marcum is really Matthew Lesko, or someone Matthew gave this review to and paid Vickie to post it. It’s strange that Vickie’s reviews all start out with the same first paragraph and have many of the same phrases throughout. It is also strange that Vickie only reviews Matthew’s books. Shame on you Matthew Lesko for writing your own review!
Rating: 1 / 5
Mathew Lesko definitly does it again with this book, “Free College and Training Money for Women”! I thought this was a wonderful book just filled with great information for women who want to go back, or continue with school but need help financially to do so. There are so many ways to recieve money for education, and women just don’t know about it… until they preview this book. I definitly recomend this book!
Rating: 4 / 5
This book is good if you are in the health care fields. There are lots of programs, but there are always some kind of disqualifying factor involved. I found only 2 programs out of the whole book that probably would apply to me. I personally feel that “everyone” should get financial assistance if they are serious about college. I am glad that I got this book at a huge discount because I am not all that pleased with it. And I am sure that by now all of the information is outdated. I think Lesko should update this book year by year with new programs and maybe it will get higher reviews.
Rating: 3 / 5
#1 by Anonymous on July 1, 2010 - 6:29 pm
I read the reviews for this book and it seemed like a good choice, but I guess I didn’t read between the lines. This book really didn’t help me in my search at all. The reason: I am a white female, who isn’t in high school anymore, who is not already attending a “college” and currently is employed. I was very disappointed in this book. Most of the listing are for women just getting out of high school, for those who are already in school or those who are unemployed and seeking to join a woman friendly job enviroment (nurse, teacher, or science technology etc). I found only 4 listing that would apply to my situation, and all 4 required membership to the organization, before I could get any information about the money offered in this book. Please go to your local book store or library and thumb through this book before you buy it. You might save yourself some money in the long run.
Rating: 1 / 5
#2 by Anonymous on July 1, 2010 - 6:49 pm
I am the programs manager for a national academic organization. Someone just called me and quoted a section in this book that claims our organization offer scholarships to girls and women from the U.S. and Canada. Totally not true. It really bothers me when people put out false or made up information and the unsuspecting general public pays good money for it. Clearly, this book was not well researched and was probably just copied from other not-well-researched sources.
Rating: 1 / 5
#3 by Anonymous on July 1, 2010 - 8:28 pm
I found this book completely useless except for a paperweight or doorstop! What I did find interesting is that Vickie Adkins-Marcum seems to review all of Matthew Lesko’s books. Of course Vickie highly exalts him using such phrases as “KUDOS to Matthew Lesko! He’s making this world a better place!” For those of you who are a little slow, let me inform you that Vickie Adkins-Marcum is really Matthew Lesko, or someone Matthew gave this review to and paid Vickie to post it. It’s strange that Vickie’s reviews all start out with the same first paragraph and have many of the same phrases throughout. It is also strange that Vickie only reviews Matthew’s books. Shame on you Matthew Lesko for writing your own review!
Rating: 1 / 5
#4 by Jennifer Verra on July 1, 2010 - 9:23 pm
Mathew Lesko definitly does it again with this book, “Free College and Training Money for Women”! I thought this was a wonderful book just filled with great information for women who want to go back, or continue with school but need help financially to do so. There are so many ways to recieve money for education, and women just don’t know about it… until they preview this book. I definitly recomend this book!
Rating: 4 / 5
#5 by ---- Neecie on July 1, 2010 - 10:38 pm
This book is good if you are in the health care fields. There are lots of programs, but there are always some kind of disqualifying factor involved. I found only 2 programs out of the whole book that probably would apply to me. I personally feel that “everyone” should get financial assistance if they are serious about college. I am glad that I got this book at a huge discount because I am not all that pleased with it. And I am sure that by now all of the information is outdated. I think Lesko should update this book year by year with new programs and maybe it will get higher reviews.
Rating: 3 / 5