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About Me
Dr. Ouida McAfee
The driving force behind College4Pay and the author of Destroying College Debt, Access, College Trivia and Building Income Streams.
As a higher education professional and student advocate, she is uniquely positioned to guide students along their learning journey. Her work focuses on helping students graduate from college, looking beyond academic success to a more holistic picture, and incorporating finances and special needs access into her approach.
Dr. McAfee has over 20 years of experience in higher education provision, working as both an instructor and a college administrator, and designing educational programs with diverse delivery methods. With military experience herself, she is passionate about advocating for veteran students and has a deep understanding of the complex needs of students from different backgrounds.
She has co-authored academic publications and taught courses in business, management, and leadership, as well as being an experienced leader in development.
The length and breadth of Dr. McAfee’s academic career has given her an acute awareness of the level of misinformation and information overload students are exposed to, and she’s passionate about closing the gaps in their understanding to help them ensure success.
Dr. McAfee firmly believes that all students have the potential to navigate the college system, regardless of their socio-economic background or unique educational needs. Her goal is to help clear the weeds so that they can finally see the path.
Reducing College Debt: Tips for Students and Parents
Earning a college degree can be expensive, but there are ways to reduce the cost. In this episode, APU’s Dr. Aikyna Finch talks to author Dr. Ouida McAfee about unique and easy ways to minimize the cost of a degree. Hear tips such as creating an academic plan by studying the academic catalog, testing out of courses, maximizing transfer credits, and taking advantage of university services. Also hear strategies for military students, transfer students, and students with disabilities.
Source: https://apuedge.com