Parents of High School students-Don’t miss this FREE class: Where to Look for College Money.
If you’re planning on sending your kids to college, there’s no point in sticking your head in the sand about how you’re going to pay for it.
Just like when parents tell their kids what they do as freshman and sophomores affects which colleges they can get into, what parents do during the same period can make a difference in how much they pay for college.
Denial isn’t a river in Egypt and can end up costing you significant cash.
But it’s easy to get started. As an introduction to our Roadmap to Cutting College Costs class, we’ve created a FREE class on Where to Look for College Money.
If you take this class (and why wouldn’t you, it is FREE after all), you’ll:
- Learn about the types of financial aid from Federal and State sources.
- Make sure you understand the jargon you’ll encounter when researching your financial aid options.
- Learn the reality of outside scholarships–for needy students, they can actually reduce the amount of financial aid.
- See how starting at a community college can actually increase the cost of college. Hint: it has to do with chances of graduating.
- Discover the world of private loans and why it’s world you really don’t want to enter.
Yes, we’re going to try to convince you to take our Roadmap to Cutting College Costs class at the end but that doesn’t mean the introduction is just fluff. The introduction contains important information that will help families get a better idea of the financial aid landscape and what they can expect.
If you need a little more incentive to start educating yourself about paying for college, take a look at the 2016 Guide To College Financial Aid, The FAFSA And CSS Profile.
So unless you have an extra quarter of a million dollars laying around or plan on winning the lottery in the next few years, you should really start learning about financial aid by taking our FREE Introduction class on Where to Look for College Money.
Yes, it’s FREE!
But that doesn’t mean you should wait.
Why? Because if you take the free class and decide to register for the Roadmap to Cutting College Costs, you can save $75 if you use the DIYSAVE75 coupon by midnight, Sunday, May 1st. So check out the free class now!