07 March 2018

Here’s a scholarship opportunity and a short inspirational video

 
 

Dear Septian,

2018 is flying by! There's still time for you to get going on your business degree with the help of the New Year, New You Scholarship:

NEW YEAR, NEW YOU SCHOLARSHIP
Valued at up to $2,000
Application deadline March 31, 2018

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 Getting ahead in the competitive business world takes a lot of hard work, and education is a crucial part of a success strategy. That's why a WGU Texas business degree is a smart investment in your career.

Need some inspiration? Take a minute to get some advice from WGU graduate Justin Osmond—author, musician, entrepreneur, and philanthropist. Having grown up with a 90% hearing loss, Justin has gained particular insights into how to turn challenges into results:

WGU Sage Talk Featuring Justin Osmond

As always, feel free to contact me with any questions, and let me know how I can help.

Robin Hamilton

Enrollment Counselor
robin.hamilton@wgu.edu
(866) 225-5948 x 7834
 
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02 March 2018

Keeping in touch

 
 

Dear Septian,

We understand that keeping in touch is important. It takes time to make a decision about continuing your education and we realize you need time. Remember, your Enrollment Counselor is a counselor first, here to help you make any decision—even if it's not WGU Texas.

If you are ready to explore WGU Texas, here are a few links to important topics every student needs to know:

WGU Texas is an excellent option for online education because we are committed, first and foremost, to making sure our graduates are highly competent. As with each of our students, your academic program will be personalized to take into account the education and training you already have in the field.

Contact your Enrollment Counselor to discuss your options.

Best regards,

WGU Enrollment
enrollment@wgu.edu
 
Your Enrollment Counselor:
 

Robin Hamilton
robin.hamilton@wgu.edu
(866) 225-5948 x 7834
 

 
 
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21 February 2018

Special Scholarship Opportunity

 
 

Dear Septian,

You've set your sights on a degree from WGU. Stay on target with this scholarship offer:

NEW YEAR, NEW YOU SCHOLARSHIP
Valued at up to $2,000
Application deadline March 31, 2018

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Let us help you make your goals a reality. Apply for a scholarship today!


Robin Hamilton
Enrollment Counselor
robin.hamilton@wgu.edu
(866) 225-5948 x 7834
 
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20 February 2018

Sage Talk featuring Reshma Saujani, Founder and CEO, Girls Who Code

 
 

Hi Septian,

Forget what you've heard about failure not being an option. What if the secret to success is actually welcoming failure? Find out more at WGU Sage Talks!

"How to Fail First, Fail Hard, and Fail Fast"
Featuring Reshma Saujani
Founder and CEO, Girls Who Code

Thursday, February 22, 2018
6:00 p.m. Pacific | 7:00 p.m. Mountain | 8:00 p.m. Central | 9:00 p.m. Eastern



"Success is the product of bravery, not perfection," says Reshma Saujani, an activist, author and former deputy public advocate of New York City. As she works to close the gender gap in technology, Saujani advocates for a new model of female leadership—one focused on embracing risk.

Don't miss this free WGU Sage Talk to gain inspirational insights into success, failure, and boldly charting your own course.

Learn more and register today!

See you there,
The WGU Sage Talks Team
 
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14 February 2018

What if the secret to success is actually welcoming failure?

 
 

Hi Septian,

Forget what you've heard about failure not being an option. What if the secret to success is actually welcoming failure? Find out more at WGU Sage Talks!

"How to Fail First, Fail Hard, and Fail Fast"
Featuring Reshma Saujani
Founder and CEO, Girls Who Code

Thursday, February 22, 2018
6:00 p.m. Pacific | 7:00 p.m. Mountain | 8:00 p.m. Central | 9:00 p.m. Eastern



"Success is the product of bravery, not perfection," says Reshma Saujani, an activist, author and former deputy public advocate of New York City. As she works to close the gender gap in technology, Saujani advocates for a new model of female leadership—one focused on embracing risk.

Don't miss this free WGU Sage Talk to gain inspirational insights into success, failure, and boldly charting your own course.

Learn more and register today!

See you there,
The WGU Sage Talks Team
 
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