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Applying to College in a Financially Strategic Way

Applying to College in a Financially Strategic Way

The cost of college has continued to outpace the cost of living increases on all counts.   Finding the right college that best meets your needs and is likely to accept you is a challenge. It's even more challenging to find a good “financial fit.” This interactive workshop will review the different types of financial aid available and will discuss some of the ways families can demystify the process by understanding how to find a good financial fit.  

We will walk through several case studies of actual students who addressed their college search in a financially strategic way. We will also identify opportunities for students in this market who do not have any financial constraints.

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Lisa Bleich, MBA

Lisa Bleich, President of College Bound Mentor LLC, is an experienced educator, entrepreneur, and public speaker.  She has successfully worked with hundreds of students on the college admissions process to help them uncover their strengths and weaknesses and develop a personal plan for success. She has writes for several blogs including the Westfield Patch, New York Times Local College Corner, Hundreds of Heads Newsletter, and StudyPoint.  She also writes the CB Mentor College Visit Blog profiling college visits across the country.

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Beth Cassie, MBA

Beth is an independent educational consultant with College Bound Mentor, LLC. She brings a strong background in business analysis to her college admissions consulting and enjoys helping families understand the financial options available when considering among various college choices. 

 

FREE PARENT/STUDENT

COLLEGE WORKSHOP

AT THE SCOTCH PLAINS PUBLIC LIBRARY

 

THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 2012

7:00 PM

Register by calling (908) 322-5007, x204 , in person or email to: library@scotlib.org

 

1927 Bartle Avenue

http://www.scotlib.org

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