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Which major is best for me?
How do I qualify?
How do I decide where to attend?
How much will it cost?
Is financial aid a possibility?
The College Consultant Group will provide these answers and much more to help you through this confusing, frustrating, and time consuming process.
In the area of financial aid, College Consultant Group does for college students, and their parents, what CPA's do for taxpayers. Just as a good CPA can minimize your taxes, we maximize the financial aid for which you qualify.
Filing college financial aid forms can be as time-consuming, confusing, and down right aggravating. We take the hardest part out of your hands and complete your forms for you when requested. More important, in many cases, our clients get more financial aid than they would get on their own.
Every year, thousands of financial aid forms are filled out improperly, which causes students to lose part, or all, of the aid they are entitled to. Students must also apply each year. That could cost you hundreds, or thousands of dollars.
If you do it on your own, you'll soon discover that the entire process of filing for financial aid is complicated from beginning to end. Neither high school guidance counselors nor college financial aid officers have the time to help you maximize aid or complete your forms. Most CPA's or financial planners do not know much about college financial aid.
College Consultant Group provides the help students and parents really need. The financial aid experts on our staff maximize your aid and actually complete and electronically file your forms. We save you every penny possible on your college education.
"The more you know; the less you pay"
"Financial aid was intended for those that need it the most. It often goes to those that know the most."
"After you decide how much education will cost, find out how to get someone else to pay for it!
"Most students require financial aid to graduate from college; you cannot understand financial aid unless you are a college graduate."
~Dallas Morning News
"They are taking their time, an average of almost six years to earn a baccalaureate degree. Half who matriculate won't graduate. One in four freshman never will become a sophomore."
~George Will
Almost all of our clients can beat these odds - hands down!