Taming The High Cost Of College
Late Stage College Planning
College financial planning ultimately comes down to figuring out how you’re going to pay for college. Typically this is the responsibility of parents.
There are five key parts to a good college financial plan.
If you have ever thought about earning some extra income on the side, parents or students, here is a great introduction to freelancing by Laura Pennington. We give some examples here of how to use freelancing to help pay for college plus how it can help students acquire some great skills and resume building experience. It’s easy and you can start today!
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In this episode, Vice President of Strategies for College Todd Weaver shares the four fatal flaws that families make when it comes to the college planning process. Be sure you avoid these common pitfalls and set both your child and yourself up for college planning success.
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During this podcast you will learn: Financial Aid: need-based aid versus merit aid Three types of families How need-based aid is calculated Two need-based aid systems Top 5 need-based aid factors Examples of Federal EFC (Expected Family Contribution) “Brad Recommends” – Attending college fairs Financial Aid: Need-based aid versus merit aid:Need Based Aid– Income and Read more…
