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Today, students and parents have no idea what they are facing.  You can spend $25,000 to $60,000 per year for a college education and end up with thousands of dollars in loans, with no guarantee that you’ll graduate in four years and no guarantee that you’ll get a job in your chosen profession.

A college education is so expensive. Why? You may have to ask that question to the colleges and universities. 

We always want the best for our children.  As parents, you may have to balance the emotional choice of providing the best education for your children versus the cost of doing so.  Surely, there must be a way, a better way to approach and tackle the high cost of sending a child through college.  Not knowing what methods of approach and no college funding game plan, can cost you a lot of dollars. Unnecessarily paying more for college is unacceptable. For parents with more than one child, the college expenses issue is even magnified.

More so, if you and your student are not orchestrating your approach properly, you may want to know some statistics, namely :

• >   27% of college freshmen don’t go back to their sophomore year,
• >  33% transfer to a different school
• >  57% take 6 years to complete their bachelors degree
• >  46% never graduate college at all.

Perhaps our 22 years of experience in college planning and funding can help.  Would you be open to a friendly conversation? Contact us at help@cprg.us.  We’d like to help.

First Step:  Attend our workshop.

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