Chicago FAFSA Grant Assistance For Athletes & Minority Students Launched

Oct 7, 2022

As the cost of college education continues to rise, specialist consultancy College Planning Experts launches a new financial planning and admissions advice service in Chicago.

Los Angeles,United States - October 7, 2022 /PressCable/ —

The firm’s services offer one-on-one college planning advice, which can be tailored to individual circumstances. While the agency often works with high school and university students, it also offers financial planning assistance for business owners, athletes, and Minority Students.

To learn more, attend a free college planning workshop now: https://www.collegeplanningexperts.com/free-workshops

College Planning Experts’ recent launch in Chicago reflects its successful and award-winning programs in other states, most notably in the greater Los Angeles area. As part of the new service, the firm is also offering a series of introductory webinars and in-person workshops.

The cost of college education in the US remains a concern. However, government grants and private scholarships are one avenue that can relieve the financial burden. According to the Education Data Initiative, The US Department of Education awards approximately $46 billion in grants each year, while privately funded programs are responsible for around $7.4 billion annually.

The new Chicago services from College Planning Experts are designed, in part, to help local clients gain a greater understanding of such opportunities. The firm has considerable experience in the completion of grant applications, such as FAFSA, and offers up-to-date advice on how these forms should be completed.

Along with grants and scholarships, College Planning Experts can also assist with financial planning and admissions processes more broadly. The goal of the program is to help individuals select the most appropriate college for their ambitions, as well as minimizing the associated expense.

About College Planning Experts

First established in 2004, College Planning Experts is now the most well-established college admissions consultancy in the greater Los Angeles region. Having assisted more than 5,000 students and 75 high schools, the firm has received recognition from the California State Assembly, the California State Senate, the City of Los Angeles, and the City of Santa Clarita.

One parent recently stated: “College Planning Experts was the right choice and investment for our daughter’s admission process. We worked with them, right from her ninth grade, and our daughter was very well prepared for the complex college admission process. They provided us with the right guidance and strategies vis-à-vis short-listing colleges, career choices, and getting the right scholarship.”

To learn more, attend a free college planning workshop now: https://www.collegeplanningexperts.com/free-workshops

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Organization: College Planning Experts
Address: 15760 Ventura Blvd., Suite 1915, Los Angeles, CA 91436, United States
Phone: +1-818-201-4847
Website: https://CollegePlanningExperts.com

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