How to plan your high school classes to save on college costs!

You should prioritize this for your students more than you think.

You should prioritize this for your students more than you think.

Answering questions about the most common FAFSA issues you may come across.

Heads up about the FAFSA data delay and how this impacts you.

If you’re getting an “unknown error” issue with the FAFSA form, this is for you.

Top three things to keep in mind when applying to FAFSA?

Breaking down the correct way to set up usernames and passwords for your FAFSA application.

In this 2nd part of a 2-part series, Deacon Wilson asks parents to consider all factors of the decision to take on parent loan debt for college.

HOW parents can KNOW what their youth's college will cost and uses bible verse Luke 14:26-33 as guidance to the college cost process. Part 1

This template helps parents and students to determine the REAL cost for their colleges for purpose of comparison.

Create and submit your CSS Profile if you applied to GWU by TODAY, Jan. 1st. Email us asap for help.

In this live session, we break down all the hidden costs of college attendance, how to properly ready your FAFSA awards, and help your family plan your finances for college.

In this special session we're introducing you to the world of college admissions to help you begin forging your path to success starting NOW!

In this video, Director John Wilson, discusses the importance of knowing how much college will cost YOU before going and how much you will owe.

Rewatch our session on college affordability where Deacon John Wilson summarizes how much you will pay for college based on income and grades.

An overview of the 5-Steps of the College Admissions Process including charts based on different income levels.

Understand the difference between direct and indirect college costs that you’ll have to prepare for as you enter college and review financial aid and scholarship awards.

A quick overview of your student loans and out-of-pocket college costs based on parent(s) income for CSU, UC, and Private colleges.

From the Desk of Deacon John: When your 12th Grader is accepted to his or her first colleges, it probably will be a great relief to them and you!  However, my recent calls, texts and emails indicate that there is some confusion about what should be done next - or not done at all. Here are 3 tips on deciding on a university.