How to Hack College | Marshall Boen

Name: How to Hack College | Marshall Boen
Start: 2025-11-16T15:30:00-05:00
End: 2025-11-16T16:30:00-05:00
Location: Oxford Exchange

Schedule

Sun Nov 16 2025 at 03:30 pm to 04:30 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

Oxford Exchange | Tampa, FL

Marshall Boen discusses his book, HOW TO HACK COLLEGE, perfect for families and students just starting the university experience.
About this Event

THE #1 BOOK FOR SAVING TIME AND MONEY WHILE EARNING A COLLEGE EDUCATION.

Top 5 Things You'll Learn

1. Choose the Right College and Major for You

Decide if college is right for you, and pick the best school and major to achieve your long-term goals.

2. Boost Your Chances of Getting Accepted Into a Top College

Step-by-step guidance for building strong college applications and writing standout essays.

3. Learn How to Pay for College the Smart Way

Get a clear plan for navigating financial aid, grants, student loans, and winning scholarships so you know exactly how to pay for your education with less stress and confusion.

4. Manage Your Time, Energy, and Focus

Habits and systems you can use to balance school, work, and life with less stress and more success.

5. Learn Transformational Life & Financial Skills

Gain essential real-world skills-become a positive member of society, create lasting friendships, manage your finances, live a healthy life, and develop personal discipline.

Who It's For:

High school students and families navigating the college process
College students who want to save money, time, and frustration
Educators, counselors, and schools looking to boost student outcomes
Anyone considering college who wants to maximize their success

About The AuthorsWe're Marshall Boen and Marcus Lo-two friends who spent the past five years relentlessly researching, testing, and perfecting the most powerful strategies to help students graduate faster, cut college costs, and build real-world skills. We wrote this book to give you the playbook we wish we had when we started college. Marshall overcame learning disabilities to earn his degree from the University of Tampa in just two years, while working part-time and training for two grueling 140.6-mile Ironman triathlons. Marcus lost both of his parents at a young age and turned to academics, entrepreneurship, and wrestling to find strength. He earned his bachelor's and master's degrees from USC in just four years, on a full scholarship.