If you are a single or divorced parent, understanding the various forms and what information needs to be submitted is especially stressful and confusing.
- “How is custody determined, and which parent needs to submit their info?”
- “How does child support or alimony impact financial aid?”
- “What if my divorce agreement does or does not include paying for college?”
This 1-hour workshop will answer your questions and provide you as a single parent the information you need to…
- Know who’s financial information does and does not need to be reported.
- Identify common mistakes and pitfalls that reduce your financial aid.
- Receive tips and insights on filling out applications as a single parent.
Don’t go it alone. Get the extra support you need to reduce the stress and find success.
Cost: $95
As a BONUS, there will be an additional 30-minute Q&A to give you more time to ask questions and get the answers you need.
Organizer
Paul is founder of College Money Method, a financial education service focused on helping students and families with college affordability and the financial aid process. A graduate of Harvard and MIT, his passion for this work stems from his own experience going through the process alone as a first-generation college student.
In partnership with Miami-Dade and Broward School Districts – the nation’s 4th and 6th largest respectively – Paul has recorded district-wide trainings for counselors and workshops for students on financial aid and paying for college. He works with 20 independent schools nationwide to offer his curriculum and individual advising to students of diverse economic backgrounds.