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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Paying for College aka Surviving the FAFSA
This book helped me to walk step by step through the financial aid process that colleges demand. There are forms in the back that made doing the FAFSA a lot less onerous than it seemed at first. It has areas of instruction for private as well as state funded schools. It explains what you have to tell the schools that you have financially, what you don't and why. Also is...
Published on February 26, 2006 by B. Truex
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16 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
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Questionable value
The real value of this book appears to be its short term strategies. These are strategies one may employ when college is approaching. Its long term strategies are nothing more than what you'd find in Money Magazine or similar periodical. My advice is to wait and purchase this book until you're within five years of enrolling in college.
Published on October 20, 2003 by Joseph V. Rinella
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16 of 23 people found the following review helpful:
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This review is from: Paying for College without Going Broke, 2004 Edition (College Admissions Guides) (Paperback)
The real value of this book appears to be its short term strategies. These are strategies one may employ when college is approaching. Its long term strategies are nothing more than what you'd find in Money Magazine or similar periodical. My advice is to wait and purchase this book until you're within five years of enrolling in college.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Paying for College aka Surviving the FAFSA,
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This review is from: Paying for College without Going Broke, 2004 Edition (College Admissions Guides) (Paperback)
This book helped me to walk step by step through the financial aid process that colleges demand. There are forms in the back that made doing the FAFSA a lot less onerous than it seemed at first. It has areas of instruction for private as well as state funded schools. It explains what you have to tell the schools that you have financially, what you don't and why. Also is very helpful in advising you how to negotiate with the colleges after their first financial aid offer comes through. Neither of my children would have been able to attend the institutions they are currently in without the financial advise I got from this book.
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Paying for College without Going Broke, 2004 Edition (College Admissions Guides) by Princeton Review (Paperback - October 14, 2003)
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