Executive Program in ​College Scholarships - 2 Different Programs (Parents can do one or both)

The average cost of a 4 year degree ranges from $44,000 (in local state public schools) to $320,000 (Tier 1).
 4 years at the University of Central Florida is $65, 254 tuition, fees, room, board.  What if a family has 2-4 children?
What if the student takes 5.5 years to graduate instead of 4? (this is the national average).
Out of state schools charge more for nonresident students. 
Do parents have to cash out of their retirement plans to send their children to college? NO.


Program 1 - available for 9th, 10th, 11th graders in 50 states.
We help students
- correctly select a career based on skills and aptitude (when students change majors or schools, a 4 year degree can take 6-8 years, which is very expensive for the family) 
-correctly fill out FASMA (75% of parents make mistakes. Some mistakes cost thousands of dollars.
 We found one incorrectly filled out FASMA, and saved the family $21,000 in tuition after being corrected)
-boost  SAT/ACT scores (which is a big factor in which schools make offers and the size of scholarships offered)
 THIS IS HUGE,

-select 6-8 colleges to visit and apply, 
- negotiate offer letters between schools (a high % of our students get more scholarships simply by asking for more, but you have to know the history of offers at that school to negotiate)
- only 49% of student starting college ever finish but our students have a 85% graduation rate
- On the average, Most students take 5.5 years to get a 4 year degree but our students finish in 4.5 years. The savings is twofold - a year of tuition and a year of income for graduating earlier.
- many of our students are able to graduate with NO STUDENT LOANS. One father just told me that he wished he had known of Program 1 when his daughter was in 9th grade because today she has $110,000 in student loans. He helped her as much as he could, but she still needed the loans. He felt he had let her down. 42.9 million Americans owe a total of $1.57 trillion. They each owe an average of $36,510 in federal loans. Defaulting on these loans will wreck a student's credit which is now visible when applying for jobs.


The Program 1 services and information are not available from HS Guidance Counselors, Attorneys, CPAs or on Google. This is not a save for college program.


Lifetime earnings of a college grad is about $1 Million more than just a high school grad.
Lifetime earnings of an ivy league Tier 1 university grad is about 8 times that of Tier 2 schools.



College is very competitive, and the sooner the student starts the process, the easier they can accomplish their goals successfully.


Our goal with this program is to help students get into the university of their choice at the lowest cost to the family.
We help families of all income levels. Program 1 has been in business 30 years and has helped over 185,000 students.