If you're wondering... Where do we even begin?
You're in the right place.
Every family's college journey is different. Some parents are planning years in advance. Others are preparing to complete the FAFSA. Some are comparing financial aid offers or trying to figure out how they'll pay the college bill.
Wherever you are in the process, I'll help you understand your options, avoid costly mistakes, and make informed financial decisions with confidence.
Let's find the best place to start.
You do not need to:
Know how financial aid works
Understand every deadline
Have a perfect college list
Agree with a co-parent
Have everything figured out
College Financial Prep has the exact support you are looking for.
The earlier you begin planning, the more opportunities your family may have to reduce the overall cost of college.
Now is a great time to:
Learn how financial aid works
Understand how today's financial decisions may affect future aid eligibility
Begin developing a college funding strategy
Estimate future college costs
Avoid common planning mistakes before they happen
Recommended First Step: College Financial Strategy Session
This is one of the most important years in the college planning process.
College lists are taking shape, campus visits are happening, and financial planning should begin before senior year.
Together we'll help you:
Build a financially smart college list
Estimate financial aid eligibility
Discuss merit scholarship opportunities
Prepare for the FAFSA and CSS Profile
Develop a personalized financial strategy before applications begin
Recommended First Step: College Financial Strategy Session
Senior year is filled with important deadlines—and important financial decisions.
Whether you need help completing financial aid applications, reviewing award letters, or comparing college costs, I'm here to guide you through every step.
Popular services include:
College Financial Strategy Session
FAFSA & CSS Profile Assistance
Full-Service College Financial Planning
Divorce and College Planning
Recommended First Step: College Financial Strategy Session. If client then purchases an All Inclusive package, the Strategy Session fee will be credited back to the client.
Financial planning doesn't end after freshman year.
Many families continue to need guidance with:
FAFSA renewals
CSS Profile renewals (when required)
Financial aid appeals
Student and parent loans
Paying the college bill
Planning ahead for younger siblings
Recommended: College Financial Strategy Session or FAFSA and CSS Profile Assistance.
Take the first step toward navigating college planning and college funding with success! Courtesy of College Financial Prep
That’s completely normal.
A short, no-pressure conversation can help you:
Clarify your situation
Understand what actually matters most
Decide what level of support (if any) makes sense
College planning is one of the biggest financial decisions families make and one of the most emotional.
You deserve guidance that:
Reflects your reality
Accounts for complexity
Helps you move forward with confidence
You don’t have to do this alone. College Financial Prep is here to help.