Choosing the right support for college planning can feel overwhelming.
You may be asking:
What do we really need help with?
What happens if we make a mistake?
How do we make good decisions without conflict?
You don’t have to figure this out alone.
We offer clear, structured support so both you and your student are able to move forward with confidence.
If you’re unsure which option fits best, a short conversation can help you decide. Schedule a free call today.
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Option 1:
(Most Popular Option)
This is our highest-touch, most complete level of support, designed for parents who want expert guidance through the entire college funding process—without stress or guesswork. Our team also provides similar support for our students with College Advising, Essay Preparation and SAT/ACT Test Prep.
Parents of 11th and 12th graders who want:
A clear plan
Ongoing guidance and support
A neutral third party
Confidence that nothing is being missed
Personalized college cost strategy
The College List as a way to save money
FAFSA & CSS Profile guidance (divorce-aware)
College cost projections
Private scholarship strategy
Financial aid award letter review
Appeals strategy (when appropriate)
Student loan education and planning
Ongoing support before, during, and after applications
This option is ideal if you’re thinking: “We don’t want to mess this up.”
Singular one hour sessions are also available as needed for when you don’t need ongoing support but you do need answers.
Book a Call to Learn More about Financial Preparation, College Advising or both.
Option 2:
(Best Value!)
If you’re looking for expert guidance but don’t need—or aren’t ready for—full private support, our financial prep group options provide structure, education, and reassurance at a lower investment.
Live teaching sessions
Step-by-step guidance
Tools & Templates
Common scenarios addressed (including divorce-related issues)
Opportunities for questions and discussion
Group programs are especially helpful if:
You want clarity and education
You prefer learning alongside other parents
You’re comfortable handling some steps independently
Check out our introductory workshops, Mini Divorce & College Planning Course or our College Financial Prep Support Circle
Option 3
For parents who want to start on their own, we offer practical tools to help you understand the process and avoid common mistakes.
Divorce & College Planning Checklist
FAFSA & CSS Profile guidance tools
College cost planning worksheets
Short educational courses and downloads
These resources are ideal if you want:
A low-pressure starting point
Clear, actionable information
Something you can review at your own pace
That’s completely normal.
A brief, no-pressure call can help clarify:
Your situation
What matters most right now
The level of support that makes sense for your family
Even if the answer is “you don’t need me yet,” you’ll leave with clarity.
College planning is not just financial—it’s emotional, relational, and deeply personal, especially when family dynamics or income aren’t simple.
My role is to help families move forward with clarity, confidence, and a plan that reflects your reality.