7 tips to make the most of your college visits

May 20, 2008

If you are even thinking about going to college in the next few years, visiting your potential colleges is one of the most important steps that you can take. Just like you wouldn’t buy a car without going for a test drive, you would be amazed at what you can learn about a school in just a few hours. So, to help you get started, here are some tips to make the most of your visits:

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$34,728 dollar college mistake in just 8 days.

May 15, 2008

Cave Creek, AZ - With so many college and university choices it is crucial to do research before your student heads off to school.

 

re-search, (noun) ree-surch: diligent and systematic inquiry or investigation into a subject in order to discover or revise facts, theories, applications, etc.:

 

The average student spends 4 to 6 years earning a degree. And the number one problem with students who don’t ... (more…)

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Waitlist tragedies

May 14, 2008

What to do if your student is waitlisted

Hi J.D. the college guy with a college tip if your student has been wait-listed,

What to do if you’re waitlisted or rejected from your top choices…

 Well, this time of year is always an emotional roller-coaster for me.

On the one hand, for the majority of the families I work with, everything goes according to plan….they get in where they’re supposed to, they get the aid they’re supposed to, and everything is great.

But, I also spend a LOT of time dealing with (more…)

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New law affects families with college bound students

May 10, 2008

Washington DC -- Signed into law on May 8, 2008 by President Bush was legislation aimed to prevent the shortage in student loans.

 

To reassure families that student loans would be available in the fall, President Bush made an (more…)

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Top 11 Reasons Why Students Drop out of College

May 6, 2008

Hi, J.D. the College Guy here with another tip. This tip is why students drop out of college and don’t finish. To avoid these reasons your student and you must…

· Have a clear and concise graduation goal and timeline
· Visit the campus before attending
· Get an internship
(attend the workshop to understand why I said this)
· Know your EFC expected family contribution

Top 11 Reasons Why Students Drop out of College

What do you think are the reasons why high school students make it — but stop there? College is a whole four years, but not everyone goes through with it. What holds them back? We looked at several sources on the Internet and found that these are the main contributing factors: (more…)

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Late start tips on finding college money

May 5, 2008

Here are tips for those getting a late start on finding college money

 

It’s the 11th hour — no, make that the12th hour — and the clock is ticking closer to midnight in your scramble to find college money for your high school senior.

 

You’re standing at the starting line. You have this feeling of guilt. Paralysis is setting in.

 

“We have done a very poor job of saving money to send our son to college,” one mother lamented to me earlier this month. “Our oldest is a senior in high school and we’re totally unprepared. We don’t know where to start.” (more…)

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Thank You!

August 20, 2007

Thank you for contacting us, J.D. Wyczalek (why-zall-ick) and AZCollegePlanning.com.

AZCollegePlanning launched in August 2007. With my experience and expertise, I have helped student earn $10,000, $40,000 and $80,000 plus in scholarships per year and get into some incredible colleges.

Our Proprietary Strategies, One on One College Counseling and Classes are carefully designed to help your student increase his/her chances of Admission and Scholarships.

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