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Ann Garcia - How to Pay for College
Ann Garcia - How to Pay for College
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43 minutes
Released:
Sep 29, 2022
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Podcast episode
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Tune in to hear:- Is this an era of particularly anti-college sentiments?- How can we incentivize the shift to better align societal needs with colleges?- How should you think about and weigh the personal passion angle vs. the job security angle when counseling families on potential college paths?- On average, how does being college educated affect one’s life in a broader sense (e.g. divorce rates, personal health)?- Are there any clear downsides to college education? If so, what are some groups of people that might not benefit as much from college?- How important is prestige in general? Does it matter as much as we think and how important is it at the graduate vs. undergraduate level?- How does Ann think about Biden’s student loan forgiveness program?- What is causing the cost of college education to rise so dramatically?- What are some tips for families trying to find the best scholarships?- How can students become more aware of some of the niche scholarships that may be a bit under the radar?- What can advisors do to add more value in regards to college planning?Compliance Code: 1713-OAS-9/19/2022https://howtopayforcollege.com/
Released:
Sep 29, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode
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