Book: How to get your College Education For Less

Book: "How to get your College Education For Less" by Keith D. Maderer Help design your own Financial Aid Package. Save $500 or $50,000 ... You decide.

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With education costs rising faster than inflation, unemployment up, the economy struggling and federal and state financial aid being cut, it may seem impossible to reduce the cost of college. But a new book, 'How To Get Your College Education For Less' by Keith Maderer wiill show you how.

If you know the steps to take each year and follow the outline that is presented, you will be able to save substantial amounts of money and get the same college education as those families that wander aimlessly through the college and financial aid systems … you will just pay less.

Being prepared and knowing what questions to ask, what programs to use and what people or departments to contact, you can find multiple ways to reduce college expenses and even increase your qualification for, and quality of, the financial aid offered.

This book will show you how to:

1. Reduce or eliminate student loans.
2. Save on tuition, housing, meals and textbooks.
3. Increase your chances of scholarship success.
4. Graduate on time … or early.
5. An much more.

By starting when your child is a freshman in high school and continuing until they graduate or even get their masters degree, each year can cost less with these strategies. You could spend endless hours researching these strategies or you can get them all in one easy to read book.

If you have children in high school or college, you will wish you had read this book sooner rather than later. Each year you wait can cost you thousands of dollars, but taking action today will help you move forward in a positive direction. Visit www.CollegeEducationForLess.com to find out more details about getting your share of these savings.

You have nothing to lose ... and thousands to save.

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