Do You Still Need Strong Standardized Test Scores for College?
September 5, 2022
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How much do your standardized test scores matter? The short answer: A lot. But it’s complicated. SAT and ACT scores continue to matter, at least
How to Save Thousands on the Cost of College
January 26, 2023
Thank you for joining us on January 26th, 2022 to learn how to save thousands of dollars on the cost of college!
If you missed us live; here is a quick summary of the video above!
We discussed:
1. Will you be eligible for financial aid?
2. Where is your student likely to receive scholarships?
3. How do we get discounts even if we won’t qualify for financial aid?
4. FAFSA Dos & Don’ts (and 2023 changes!)
5. Business & Homeowner Dos & Don’ts
6. What Divorced/Separated Families should know
We cannot wait to see you again for our next webinar!
-Your Team at College Aid Pro
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