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With the ongoing changing economy and evolving workforce, today's families need all the help available when it comes to finding the right college for their student(s) and knowing they can afford to pay for it. Succeeding in college is more important than ever. But the majority of families are doing it wrong. Students are graduating, but they are graduating with an unparalleled amount of school loan debt, and so are the parents.
A record high number of graduating students are under-employed – meaning they are in jobs that do not require a college degree. A significant number of college graduates are starting their careers behind where they should be. The majority of whom will never catch up in their career and won’t financially prosper.
The purpose of college is to prepare you for your career. And when done correctly, a college graduate should be more adept at successfully changing careers as the economy changes. Being able to adapt is what helps college graduates earn $1 Million more in compensation, on average, over their lifetime. When navigated successfully, college is the first big step towards your child's career and future success.
But finding the right school, getting admitted, and being able to afford that school is harder than ever. Prestigious schools continue to boast how more and more students are applying and at the same time those schools are admitting less than before. We're hearing how affluent parents are bribing their way to get their child admitted instead of someone else more qualified. All the while the cost of a four-year degree has risen 8x faster than wages since 1985. To make matters worse, high schools are understaffed with guidance counselors leaving students and families to figure out how to prepare for college by themselves. It's no wonder that families feel lost and desperate when it comes to their child's college future. College planning is the #1 concern for parents and their families according to a Gallup survey.
This is why you cannot afford to DIY your child's chances of getting into the right college. Planning for college and figuring out how to pay for it is a daunting task. Many families go into the process blind or with very generic advice from their high school counselors. An expert college planner is more valuable to your child's lifetime success than ever before. With the right college planner, you will be able to focus on the colleges that are good match for your child, and help you save money when it's time to pay the tuition bills.
- Student Loan Debt exceeds $1.7 Trillion in our country
- Parents in their 60’s currently hold over $85 Billion of School Debt (an increase of more than 70% in the past five years)
A record high number of graduating students are under-employed – meaning they are in jobs that do not require a college degree. A significant number of college graduates are starting their careers behind where they should be. The majority of whom will never catch up in their career and won’t financially prosper.
The purpose of college is to prepare you for your career. And when done correctly, a college graduate should be more adept at successfully changing careers as the economy changes. Being able to adapt is what helps college graduates earn $1 Million more in compensation, on average, over their lifetime. When navigated successfully, college is the first big step towards your child's career and future success.
But finding the right school, getting admitted, and being able to afford that school is harder than ever. Prestigious schools continue to boast how more and more students are applying and at the same time those schools are admitting less than before. We're hearing how affluent parents are bribing their way to get their child admitted instead of someone else more qualified. All the while the cost of a four-year degree has risen 8x faster than wages since 1985. To make matters worse, high schools are understaffed with guidance counselors leaving students and families to figure out how to prepare for college by themselves. It's no wonder that families feel lost and desperate when it comes to their child's college future. College planning is the #1 concern for parents and their families according to a Gallup survey.
This is why you cannot afford to DIY your child's chances of getting into the right college. Planning for college and figuring out how to pay for it is a daunting task. Many families go into the process blind or with very generic advice from their high school counselors. An expert college planner is more valuable to your child's lifetime success than ever before. With the right college planner, you will be able to focus on the colleges that are good match for your child, and help you save money when it's time to pay the tuition bills.
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