Paying for College has Changed A LOT!
The college landscape has changed dramatically over the last several decades. Not only have the costs risen well over 500% since the 1980’s, the student competition is incredibly fierce. Can you imagine your straight A+ student being rejected by your state flagship university? 45% more students are applying to college than applied a decade ago, yet the available seats are virtually the same. College has become big business with a supply and demand mentality. This has created a need for a new way to look at how we plan for college.
Increase Your Child’s Earning Potential
The increased earning power your child should expect over their lifetime with a college degree verses someone with only a high school diploma is more than half. Yet today almost 47% of students under the age of 27 holding a college degree are working in jobs that don’t require a college degree. It doesn’t have to be this way!
How We Can Help You
Analysis &Planning
Includes analysis of your current situation, evaluation of your options, and developing a successful plan.
Success & Aid Maximization
Includes our systematic approach, automated software, oversight and and timely reminders to ensure other students don’t get your student’s share of financial aid.
Coaching & Guidance
Includes reviewing and explaining the myriad of forms, reports, processes and other documents needed to communicate with the colleges, financial institutions and government agencies.
Application Review & Form(s) Completion
With our platform, you’ll save time when you need it most. It’s the fastest way to meet your customers’ needs.
Guidebooks, Reports, Aids, & Templates
Includes using our books, guides, tools, templates, forms, and reports with accurate and up-to-date information to help you achieve your college planning goals and objectives quickly.
Ongoing Support
Includes our assistance beyond the college application, selection, and acceptance process. While your student is away at college, we will continue to provide coaching and mentoring to maximize the benefit of the college education and experience.