When you went to purchase or lease your car – did you accept the first offer they made you, or did you look at their price as a “starting point” for negotiation? What about when…
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How Will The New SAT Affect My Student?
“The SAT is being redesigned to more closely reflect the core skills and knowledge that current research shows are essential for college readiness and success.”[1] The future direction of the SAT is going to be…
Only 11 Days Left To Fill Out Your FAFSA!
Note: The FAFSA is for graduating high school seniors entering college and for all current college students. Have you started on your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)? There’s only 11 days left…
What Colleges Give The Most Financial Aid?
Over the past few College Planning Workshops, many parents have asked me, “Brian, which colleges are known to give the most financial aid?” I wanted to write this blog to inform parents and students on…
How Can You Take Charge of College Process?
[fb_button] Did you know the Federal Student Aid (creators of the FAFSA) offers over $150 billion every year to help students go to college? Most parents and students qualify for some type of financial aid…
How will the $1.2 Trillion College Debt Crisis affect your future?
[fb_button] Do you have a plan for getting accepted and graduating from college? The United States student loan debt just tipped $1 Trillion last year for the first time in history. This amount of debt…
The 2 Mistakes You Have to Avoid
Tweet In 2014, one of my goals is helping you navigate through the college planning process, so I decided to give you yet another valuable gift! Financial aid season has arrived, and I don’t…
FREE Gift to Welcome 2014
Tweet Looking Back, To Help Make 2014 Your Best Year By: Brian Safdari This holiday season I thought to myself, “what better gift to give than the gift of knowledge for…
How can you avoid getting into $200,000 in student debt?
Tweet By: Brian Safdari Can you get into $200,000 in debt just from student loans? Of course you can, but I specifically wrote this article so you can learn…
