The New College Financial Aid System: Making It Work for You Book

These are the facts, strategies, and loopholes you'll find it difficult or impossible to learn from the colleges you are applying to.

If your family earns between $30,000 and $130,000, and you don't want to cash in your retirement funds or take a second mortgage in order to send your children to college, this book is a necessity. It tells in layman's terms how to get the largest possible amount of financial aid based on your own unique financial situation.

You may assume you cannot qualify because your family earns too much or your assets are too great. Chances are you're wrong - you can be a candidate for college aid.

Over $23 billion in federal aid is available each year and millions of dollars more are available from American colleges and universities. You don't have to be a hardship case to qualify for significant financial aid for educational purposes. Middle and even upper-middle class families may receive $5,000 - and up to $20,000 - per year if they learn the strategies clearly and definitively outlined in this book. It's all a matter of having the right answers in the right places, and David Jaffe will walk you through the entire process step by step

This book has been rushed to press in order that it can include the very important changes which govern financial aid since the recent passage of the amended Higher Education Act.