The
ROI Higher learning will help kids succeed. On average college graduates
earn 84% more than those with only a high school diploma (Georgetown’s Center
on Education and the Workforce).
Move
retirement assets to qualify for grants Reallocating your retirement assets, such as
401(k)s, can better position a child to qualify for grants and scholarships.
This legal and ethical maneuvering may be the single most important factor when
paying for college.
Recognize
strengths and weaknesses Consider independent
and objective analysis of your future college student. Assessment might include
a personality profile, a detailed search for a future career, SAT
and ACT prep courses, review of admissions essays and an in-depth analysis of
chances for enrollment in a student’s top choices.
Create
a checklist of financial aid forms To maximize a fair price of higher education create a checklist with a timeline and important deadlines.
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