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Bay Area Planners Announces New Concept in College Planning ? the ?7 Steps to College? Program

09.17.2011 · Posted in Uncategorized

Bay Area Planners Announces New Concept in College Planning – the ‘7 Steps to College’ Program










(PRWEB) August 31, 2011

Bay Area Planners announces a new concept in college planning – hourly planning on an as-needed basis, at seven key points in the college application process.

College planning usually revolves around a ‘comprehensive college plan’ – a document that can cost a thousand dollars or more. The problem is the ‘plan’ can easily go out of date as circumstances change; for example, by adding new colleges to the list. What parents really want is help that is up-to-date, inexpensive, and on an ‘as needed’ basis.

This is just what the new program from Bay Area Planners delivers. The ‘7 Steps to College’ program consists of planning sessions at seven key points during the high school Junior and Senior years. These are the times at which parents need to pay attention to how they are going to pay for college. Instead of reading from an outdated comprehensive plan, parents return to the planner at any of these points they cannot handle themselves. Each of the sessions is timed to be done in one hour, and parents only pay for the steps that they need.

These key points are (1) Setting the Strategy, (2) Winning Private Scholarships, (3) Selecting the Colleges, (4) Filing the FAFSA, (5) Evaluating Offers, (6) Planning Cash Flow, and (7) Taking Education Loans.

Many parents feel confident doing some of the work themselves, and only need help with a few of the steps. By paying hourly for each step, this works out at a fraction of the cost of a typical ‘plan’. Plus, parents feel more in control and have a greater understanding of the overall process.

The concept of hourly planning at the seven key points in the college planning process was developed by David Beck, the owner of Bay Area Planners. David is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ and has specialized in college planning since 2006. His business is fee-only, and no sales of financial products are involved in the sessions.

Videos on the http://www.baplan.com website explain what is covered in each of the key steps, together with the process for working with David if you are outside of the San Francisco Bay Area.

At last, an inexpensive way of working with an expert in college planning on an ‘as needed’ basis is available to the parents of college-bound high school students.

Company Info:

About Bay Area Planners

Bay Area Planners is a fee-only financial planning firm dedicated to college planning. Founded by David Beck in 2006, Bay Area Planners provides education and personal advice to parents of high school juniors and seniors facing the huge cost of college. Creator of the innovative ‘7 Steps to College’ program. Located in Cupertino, California, but available for consultation by internet/phone.

To learn more about Bay Area Planners please visit http://www.baplan.com

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One Response to “Bay Area Planners Announces New Concept in College Planning ? the ?7 Steps to College? Program”

  1. Delgado Flowers says:

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