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Taming The High Cost of College

Late Stage College Planning

I’ll Show You How to Save on College Costs.

Worried about paying for college? Hi, I’m Brad Baldridge, and I can help. As a College Funding Specialist, I’ll show you how to plan and pay for college with proven strategies that save you time, money and stress.

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6 Things That Should Be On Your College Planning Calendar

Do you have the right dates and events on your college planning calendar? Here are the 6 categories of events and to-dos you should include, so you can get organized, get on the right track, avoid conflicts, and reduce the stress of college planning.

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When College Will Be More Complicated for Your Family

Planning for college is a major task for every student and family, but if you’re in one of 11 key categories, it gets more complicated. In this blog article, I’ll show you the categories of families and students where college planning gets more completed, how things will be different for financial aid and important tasks you need to complete, and the challenges and opportunities available to you.

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New SAI and FAFSA Changes: What Counselors Need to Know

Major new changes to federal financial aid rules are going into effect this fall, and if you’re a high school guidance counselor, you probably have a lot of questions about the changes and what they mean for the students and families you advise. Here’s what’s changing and what you need to know so you can provide accurate advice and links to helpful resources for your students.

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