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When is the best time to register?
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Prior to completing your FAFSA. If
you've already submitted your FAFSA, you will be focused on making sure
it was completed correctly, making corrections if needed, negotiating
your financial aid offers with colleges and making changes during this
year to help you qualify for more financial aid next year.
Click here to register and get on track to maximize your
financial aid...
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How do I receive your Financial Aid and
Scholarship Guide?
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After registering, you will receive your
membership ID# and password in about an hour. You will then
be able to enter the member area. We provide everything
through our web site. This guarantees you will always have
the most recent information (unlike many books in the store that are
out of date as soon as you buy them) and helps make the fee more
affordable for everyone.
Click here to get your financial aid guide in minutes...
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The FAFSA is free. Why should
I pay you?
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Anyone
can do their tax return, legal work, plumbing and car repairs
for free. Your registration fee gives you access to our
experience in helping thousands of families every year. While
FAFSA is an important part of the financial aid process, it is only one
part. We take you through the entire process to help you
maximize your financial aid. Don't learn by your mistakes!
Click
here to save time and get everything done correctly...
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I already submitted my FAFSA.
Am I too late?
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No. You may have made mistakes on your
FAFSA that need to be corrected and you also want to focus on the
negotiation stage once a financial aid offer is given. You
must submit a new FAFSA every year and should be using the strategies
in our Guide to help you lower your Expected Family Contribution for
next year to qualify for more financial aid.
Click here to make sure you did your FAFSA
correctly…
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I have more than one child in
college. Should I register them all for your guide?
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No. You should only register one
student. If one student in the family is in college and
another student is a high school junior or senior, register the junior
or senior. If more than one student is in college, register
the student that is transferring. If none are transferring,
register either student.
Click here to help all your children for one low
fee…
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Can you guarantee I'll get financial
aid if I register?
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Our guarantee is very simple. If your FAFSA is
rejected for any reason or you do not receive at least 20 times our fee
in scholarships, grants and low interest Stafford loans we will refund
your entire fee. All you need to do is mail, fax or email your Student
Aid Report showing your FAFSA was rejected or financial aid award
letter from your school showing less than 20 times your fee in
scholarships, grants and low interest Stafford loans was awarded.
Click here to get the most financial aid the law
allows…
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How long does my membership last?
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Your membership will be active through August 31st
of 2012 if the student is; a high school senior, currently attending
college, will be returning to or starting college for the first
time. This will give you enough time to complete the 2011 -
2012 FAFSA or the 2012 - 2013 FAFSA.
If the student is a high school junior, your timetable and membership
will go through August 31st 2013, which is when you will be first be
applying for financial aid.
Click here to let us coach you through everything you must do
to get the most financial aid possible…
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Are there any other fees or charges
besides the $99.95 registration fee?
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No. The total fee for our Financial Aid
and Scholarship Guide is $99.95.
Click here to make sure you don't miss any of the free
bonuses…
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Do I have to tell you all my private
financial information?
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No. You should never give your
confidential personal and financial information to anyone.
Unlike other companies that have you complete an online FAFSA or have a
clerk interview you on the phone to input your answers onto FAFSA, we
give you clear, simple, line-by-line instructions to enable you to
complete your paper or online FAFSA privately without
mistakes. We don't believe anyone should have access to your
confidential information.
Click here to do your FAFSA the secure and confidential way
Now!
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Is your guide helpful for Graduate
School?
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Yes. Our guide has been primarily
designed for Undergraduate students. Graduate students must
still go through the same FAFSA and negotiation process. The
only difference is the parent's financial information is not needed and
we are not able to provide the financial aid history for colleges on a
Graduate level. You should also be aware there is far less
financial aid available for any type of Graduate school and the odds of
getting financial aid other than loans and fellowships are low.
Click here to begin your registration Now!
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