College is 'BIG' Business

 

 Learn About the $Billions of Unclaimed Aid due to Eligible Families

(Yes, "Billions" with a "B!") 

Are you missing out on YOUR FREE Money for College?

Upcoming Workshops

  • Sep. 14th - FREE WORKSHOP: How "Forgotten" Middle Class Families Can Save $25,000-$30,000 Off the Cost of College...Even if You've Been Told You Won't Qualify for Financial Aid
    Date: Tuesday, September 14, 2010 at 7:00 PM
    Location: Geneva Public Library-127 James St. Geneva, IL 60134
    Click Here To Register
  • Sep. 28th - FREE WORKSHOP: How "Forgotten" Middle Class Families Can Save $25,000-$30,000 Off the Cost of College...Even if You've Been Told You Won't Qualify for Financial Aid
    Date: Tuesday, September 28, 2010 at 7:00 PM
    Location: Oswego Public Library-1111 Montgomery St. Oswego, IL 60538
    Click Here To Register
  • Oct. 5th - FREE WORKSHOP: How "Forgotten" Middle Class Families Can Save $25,000-$30,000 Off the Cost of College...Even if You've Been Told You Won't Qualify for Financial Aid
    Date: Tuesday, October 5, 2010 at 7:00 PM
    Location: Saint Charles Public Library-One South 6th Ave. Saint Charles, IL 60174
    Click Here To Register

Some actual, written comments from folks just like you who sought our advice on how to save thousands in college costs:

 

The Perfect Match

"My son is seriously happy with his school choice. He had a very specific vision for a particular program that he was looking to pursue. He never would have learned about Colorado State's landscape architecture program if it hadn't been for the team at Premier College Planning. He has real hope and excitement now for his future and is very motivated to succeed in his college experience.

Marianne B.-Naperville,IL

The High School Didn't Help

We recently attended a meeting at the high school and didn't learn a fraction of what we learned in 1 hour at Ken's live college planning workshop. I can't even get my son's guidance councelor to call me back and I've called several times.

Naperville North Parent-annonymous until Son graduates.