Paying for College Without Going Broke

Colleges & Universities University of Southern California
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<p>Congratulations on submitting your applications, and GOOD LUCK!!!</p>

<p>Now that the applications have been submitted, it is time to start thinking about financial aid and paying for college. An EXCELLENT resource is the book,** “Paying for College Without Going Broke 2012”** from the Princeton Review series by Kalman Chaney. It is currently available from Amazon for $10.58 and will be the BEST $10.58 you will ever spend.</p>

<p>Applicants, this book would be an excellent Christmas present for your parents - I can assure you that paying for your college over the next four years is keeping them awake nights!</p>

<p>You and your parents should read the book cover-to-cover. It has short-term strategies to reduce costs and (legally and ethically) maximize aid, as well as line-by-line instructions for the CSS/Profile and FAFSA.</p>

<p>For any parents looking in who’s children are still years away from college, BUY THE BOOK TODAY. There are many long-term strategies you can/should implement several years before your children head out to college that will save you thousands. </p>

<p>Good luck, and buy the book!!! </p>

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<p>alamemom recommended this book to me when I was applying, and I rented it from my library to use for doing financial aid applications. It is INCREDIBLY helpful especially if you’re like me and you had never looked at a tax return before in your life.</p>

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<p>Well I’ve looked at plenty of tax returns, I ordered this though!</p>

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<p>And better yet tell everyone you know with kids in high school and middle school about this book. Some of the information is more helpful when you still have many years of college savings ahead.</p>