Services we offer:

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Creating a framework for college

Planning for college expenses in advance helps reduce stress. College costs vary among institutions, which is why experts suggest researching tuition and expenses at different types of schools – community colleges, public universities and private colleges and universities.

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Developing your budget and discussing it with your child

A budget is simply a plan for how you'll spend your money for college. Your income includes the money you earn from working, student loan refund checks, side hustle earnings, and any money your parents may provide regularly.

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Learning about merit aid and developing a scholarship strategy for your student

When it comes to paying for college, merit aid is one way to close the gap between the cost of attendance and need-based financial aid. Merit aid is a form of college financial aid that does not consider a student's financial need, but rather is awarded based on academic merit.

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Developing an application strategy that gives you more leverage in the process

One of the most critical stages in a college-bound teen's life is the process of applying to college. And while many activities leading up to the point of applying to a select group of colleges. Every student deserves the opportunity to attend the college of his or her choice.

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Creating a spending plan to maximize access to tax credits

The tax benefits can be used to get back some of the money you spend on tuition or loan interest or to maximize your college savings. Two tax credits help offset the costs (tuition, fees, books, supplies, equipment) of college or career school by reducing the amount of your income tax.

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Understanding student loans and how to borrow without getting in over your head

Comparing financial aid awards and negotiating for bigger scholarships. Students may receive financial aid if they meet certain guidelines; different types of aid, such as state grants, may have different rules.