Financial Aid Bulletin:

October 13, 2008 · Filed Under Money Matters 


What the Bailout Means to You

With bankruptcies left and right, the government bailing out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac and the markets tumbling, Wall Street is in crisis. But what does it mean for you-the average college Joe/Jane?

Maybe it’s had no affect yet on you personally and you’re hoping to come out unscathed. But chances are it will trickle down eventually. And if you’re in college-or a parent paying for a kid in college– you’ll likely feel it one way or another.

Now, a lot of parents as well as students are cutting back on their college choices. Some are just applying to the local schools or maybe the state but most are not even trying the private schools for fear of them being too expensive. This is a mistake. Never forget that there are strategies too handle the financial aid maze. Remember, make sure your resume is up to par, your essay must stand out if you want to qualify for “free money”. Don’t forget that just because this is senior year, you cannot let your grades fall. Keep pushing yourself until the end.

Comments

One Response to “Financial Aid Bulletin:”

  1. JessicaL on October 13th, 2008 7:15 pm

    I just stumbled accross your site and I wanted to tell you how great it is. We’ve been going crazy over all the college stuff and been trying to figure out what to do. Thanks for giving us hope. We’ll see you at the seminar.

Leave a Reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.