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Complete
College Funding Solutions specializes in educating
parents of college-bound students in all of the three important
functions of Student Positioning, Financial Positioning
and Forms Submission. We provide answers
to questions about individual schools, college majors, application
deadlines, paying your Expected Family Contribution (EFC),
loan programs, etc. No wild promises. No Quick fixes. Instead,
we provide peace of mind for those parents, and students,
navigating the maze of college requirements and deadlines,
leading to the selection of a "Match" college for
the student and family. Our mission is to help make this process
a smooth one for you and your family, and to guard against
overpaying your upcoming college expenses.
Complete College Funding Solutions
hosts FREE Community Based Workshops
exclusively for families of college-bound high school students.
We give families an overview of the college planning and admissions
process. We dispel the myths of who can and cannot qualify
for funding. We discuss how to select a college that is financially
and academically right for your student to ensure a successful
college experience. You will learn about the FAFSA form and
what it means to your family, as well as how the government
determines your Expected Family Contribution (EFC)
each year, based on the information you provide on the FAFSA
form.
Complete College Funding Solutions
specializes in helping students find their "match"
schools — schools that will gladly accept them to their
college or university and may very well provide a financial
incentive that will please the parents. Most teenagers give
more thought and time to learning a sport or how to drive
a car than they do to selecting a college. Finding the right
"match" schools could save your family tens of thousands
of dollars in college costs over four years, and assure a
successful college experience for your student.
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Complete
College Funding Solutions illuminates the
college funding process for families. What does the federal
government expect each family to pay, as their "fair
share," for their son or daughter's college education
each year? How is this determined? What is the FAFSA form,
and do families have any control over this Federal Aid Application
process? How will a family find the money to pay their yet
unknown, out-of-pocket expenses for four years of college
— for each of their children? We illuminate the college
funding process by exposing the components of the formulas.
What will your EFC be? We will calculate it for you.
The pros and cons of the college funding process are discussed
with each family, as well as the ways and means available
to help families legally and ethically reduce their out-of-pocket
costs. Strategies to possibly lower their "fair share"
financial requirement, in addition to solutions to fund those
requirements, are presented to maximize the amount of financial
assistance their student can receive. Many parents pay for
college without doing everything they can to minimize their
out-of-pocket college expenses, or consider how it will affect
their retirement goals.
Complete College Funding Solutions specializes
in helping parents of college-bound students through the myriad
of forms related to financial aid, to be sure you meet the
required deadlines and understand the countless rules and
regulations. This will protect your family from being overlooked
for grants, scholarships, or loans due to mistakes in your
financial aid forms. Aid packages, whether Need Based or Merit
Based, are awarded on a first-come, first-serve basis, so
this is a critical part of your planning process.
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Complete
College Funding Solutions is experienced with
the three types of families involved in this process: The
High Income family that will not qualify
for federal assistance (need-based aid); the Middle
Income family that can get some federal assistance;
and the Low Income family that will automatically
qualify for federal assistance.
There are two sides to the financial aid process. One is Need-Based
Aid and the other is Merit-Based
Aid. Know which type your student is eligible for.
They could be eligible for both. Through research and hands-on
experience, we have developed funding plans for families that
qualify for Need-Based Aid for a portion of their expenses,
and could qualify for Merit-Based Aid as well. We have funding
plans for those higher income families who would not qualify
for Need-Based Aid but could qualify for Merit-Based Aid.
Often a High Income family just needs a plan that helps them
get their children through college, in a comfortable manner,
on a tax favored basis. High Income families need to know
what their options are. It could save them substantial sums
of money.
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Complete
College Funding Solutions Is a member in good standing with
the Better Business Bureau, National Association of College
Funding Advisors, and the College Planning
Network
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