Oct 10, 2019

Payback Challenge: Cleveland!

Hey NGPF Community!

 

Welcome to a new installment of Kenna’s Korner!

 

I'm so excited to share with you all that NGPF is offering additional scholarships in my hometown of Cleveland, Ohio! In an effort to provide additional funding to students who need it the most, NGPF has committed to providing not just 2 honorable mention awards in Ohio - but an additional 15 honorable mention awards and a grand prize winner specifically in the greater Cleveland area. That's a total of over $12,000 just for students attending schools in Cleveland! Being that this is where I grew up and went to school, I cannot wait for all of my friends, relatives, teachers, administrators and mentors to work with current students to play Payback and enter the contest.

This an incredible opportunity your student to not just earn free money for college, but also to experience a simulation that is very realistic in showing what college decisions are actually like. I am fresh out of my first year in college, and I can attest to the accuracy and intricacy of the game! I really enjoyed playing the game and wish that I had something like this available to me before I went off to college!

For all details about the Payback Challenge, check out this blog post from Tim. 

 

We hope you can help us spread the word out to as many schools in Cleveland as possible. If you're thinking of someone there now, go ahead and forward them this email!

 

PLEASE DON’T MISS OUT! Play Payback and win BIG for college!

Kenna’s Korner

About the Author

Ikenna Okoro

Ikenna interned for NGPF during the summer of 2019. As a sophomore at Columbia University studying Neuroscience and Behavior on the pre-med track, he's very much interested in understanding why people make the choices that they make. He spent his internship working on several projects such as assisting with FinCap Friday, organizing The Payback Challenge: Cleveland, and even launched a student-led podcast series! Ikenna has a series of posts live on the NGPF blog every Friday of October 2019.

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