, February 9, 2010: 4:35 AM

Dear Parent:

If you’re the parent of a high school student freshman, sophomore or junior planning on attending a four-year state college or private university, but have a pit the size of a Hummer lodged in your stomach because you have no clue about how on earth you'll ever pay, drop whatever you're doing and hustle over to our sign up page for one of our FREE college planning workshops! 

Even if you've been sticking your head in the sand for years, it's not too late! You can view our schedule and sign up here.

Topics include:

• How to send your child to the school of his or her dreams…without getting trapped in a financial nightmare of high rate, high payment, expensive debt;
• Why, although well-intentioned, the advice you've received from your college advisor, CPA or money manager may actually hurt your eligibility for financial aid; Watch out! You better move it now before it costs you a fortune.
• Why you’re flat out wrong if you think that you make too much money to qualify for aid (we prove this one using an actual example!);
• The Five Most Common financial aid myths.
• The sad, undisclosed and disappointing failures of  Pre-paid College Tuition Plans, 529 Plans and Other College Savings Vehicles You May Have Hoped Would Make College Affordable;.
• The single biggest mistake 9 out of 10 parents make when applying for aid that literally cost them thousands of dollars! More importantly, how to avoid this fatal error!
• The Shameful, Hidden Reason Why 53% of All Eligible Families Fail To Obtain Financial Aid!

• How to double or even triple your eligibility for free grant money;

• Where to find the hidden scholarships and grants other parents will never hear about.

• Haven’t saved enough to pay for college tuition, room and board, books, etc? Don’t worry, it’s not as bad as you think-if you know these three insider secrets.

NOTE: If you think you make too much money to get any aid (or that’s what you’ve been told), you absolutely MUST get this information to learn the shocking truth about who really DOES get money for college. There really is hope!

Having this information is like having a flashlight to explore a pitch-black cave, while every other parent stumbles through blindly.

Remember, financial aid is awarded on a first come-first served basis. So, it is imperative that you start your planning immediately since waiting can severely limit your chances of receiving the maximum amount of financial aid!

*Space is very limited for these workshops*

View our Upcoming Workshop Schedule Below: