
Research, Plan, and Apply
One of the major decisions that aspiring scholars (and their parents) will make is the pathway they choose for their journey to greatness. What is the vision you have for you for education and how you are going to pay and career path? Is securing a debt free education part of that vision? Researching, Planning and Applying is the process of acquiring the information, knowledge about the information, understanding and wisdom to develop strategies to help you make wise choices on your journey to fulfill your purpose and be all that you were created to be debt free! How do you know what is the right college for you? Who is going to pay for your college expenses with some undergraduate costs exceeding $55,000 per year? If you viewed the videos on the home page then you know we have a situation with the cost of education, With my 28 years of expertise in financial aid, the resources on this website, an effective strategy and the right attitude, I strongly believe you will be in the best position to maximize your opportunities for admissions to colleges that best fit your profile, make wise decisions, secure scholarships and resources for a debt free college educational journey with EXTRA $$$ to spare. IF YOU CAN SEE IT THEN SAY IT. “IT’S ME AND I AM ALL ABOUT THAT DEBT FREE.”

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