Annual Check-Up & FAFSA Renewal Package:
Maximize financial aid and secure your family's college funding strategy. Get expert help renewing your FAFSA and CSS Profile for $399 (normally $499). This package includes a 1-hour consultation to maximize financial aid, secure scholarships, and analyze student loan strategies.
Use Code: FAFSA20 for 20% Discount. Expires @ Midnight!

Package Details
- Complete and Submit Your FAFSA & CSS Profile (if applicable) – We’ll ensure everything is accurately filled out and submitted.
- Review Last Year’s Offer – We’ll check if there’s an opportunity to negotiate more funding.
- Current Loan Analysis – We’ll assess your student’s loans and provide recommendations including the upcoming semester.
- Federal Direct Student Loan Guidance – Learn why this loan should be a part of every family’s strategy.
- Access to 1,500+ Private Scholarships – We’ll share a list of scholarships available for in-college students.
- 529 Plan Guidance – Get expert advice on optimizing your 529 savings.
- Personalized Q&A – Bring any questions you have, and we’ll provide tailored advice.
All of this for just $499 $399!
Use Code: FAFSA20 for 20% off. Expires @ Midnight!
Need to Borrow for Spring Semester?
Are you facing a gap in funding for your second-semester bill? If you’ve already maxed out your Federal Direct Student Loan, private student loans could be a smart solution.
With Parent PLUS Loan rates climbing to 9.08% (plus a 4% origination fee), it’s worth exploring alternatives that might save you money.
Private student loans can offer lower rates, starting at just under 5% with no fees for borrowers with strong credit. They might be the key to bridging the gap and keeping your college journey on track.

Step-By-Step Guide To Choosing the Best Student Loan:
Step 1: Apply through Ascent to get your rate - CLICK HERE
Step 2: Apply through College Ave to get your rate - CLICK HERE
Step 3: Apply through Sallie Mae to get your rate - CLICK HERE
Step 4: Compare your private rates to the Federal PLUS loan* and to 3 state loan options; Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Iowa.