The Bolles School – January 30, 2024
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Full Access to MyCAP Software
1. Create Username/Password
2. Select 'PREMIUM' Option
3. Use coupon code BOLLES100 (enter dummy billing info)
Bolles families have FREE Access to the MyCAP platform that combines the essential, foundational knowledge you need with data-driven, customized insights so you know exactly how much you should be paying for college. You’ll have access to:
Live 1:1 Expert Meeting on Demand
1. Activate your MyCAP Premium account
2. Login to your account and click 'Talk to an Expert" at the top
3. Schedule a 60-minute 1:1 Live Expert Zoom Meeting
“Wake Me When It’s Over” Packages
Strategy - to help you qualify for the maximum amount of financial aid & scholarships
Forms — Completing the FAFSA & CSS PROFILE for you
Appeals — Reviewing all financial aid awards and providing a strategy to appeal
Paying/Borrowing — Customized plan to pay and/or borrow for all 4 years of college for all children
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