Free College Planning Workshop for Parents and Students
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Kim Ketterman
Based in Los Angeles, CA
Kim, president of Ketterman College Funding, has performed her workshop live at over 100 different schools and libraries throughout Southern California. Kim’s high energy webinar will get you excited about taking the next step in your college planning journey.
Monica Fisher
Based in Los Angeles, CA
Monica’s passion is helping students attend the school of their dreams, which is why she joined the Ketterman team in 2016. Monica’s webinar explains all the key factors in college planning and is delivered in a laid-back and easy to follow presentation.
Gordon Sanchez
Based in San Diego, CA
Gordon has a long history of coaching students and has been focusing on college financial planning in the San Diego area since 2017. Gordon’s workshop is especially great for those who plan to participate in collegiate athletics.
Cole Duncan
Based in San Francisco Bay, CA
Born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, Cole has been in the financial services industry for ten years helping people accomplish their goals. With the rising cost of higher education affecting young families like his own, Cole has found his new passion working with student families to provide academic and financial strategies in an effort to maximize financial aid.
How to Choose the Best College for Your Student and Your Pocketbook
This is a valuable class for all parents with college-bound students. The presentation will focus on high school Sophomores and Juniors but all grade levels are welcome.
In this informal class you will learn:
How to help students decide which colleges they should apply to.
The FAFSA form. Will you be one of those who fill it out incorrectly?
What assets are taken into account when the U.S. Department of Education calculates your family contribution?
How to maximize your student’s potential to receive scholarships, grants, and other forms of gift-aid.
How to attend a PRIVATE COLLEGE for a Public College Price!!!
Why procrastination may cost your family thousands of dollars.
We will provide a time-line for success—where one should start.
This class will discuss how families with an annual income of $80,000 - $400,000 received financial assistance to help pay for a college education!
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