Finally! Someone is on Your Side.

• Are you a parent that is expected to pay thousands for your child’s college?
• Are you worried that college won’t “give” your child a guaranteed career?
• Do you want the highest probability that your child gets the best career benefit from college?

Then this blog is for you!

About You.  Yes, you!
If you were attracted to this blog, I can make a few assumptions about you. 
(Which of the following apply to you?)

• You are a parent.
• You are concerned with the high cost of college
• If you’re paying for college, your child has an obligation not to waste your investment.
• You hope your child’s college education will result in a self-supporting career.
• You know that education or knowledge alone does not make a person employable or successful in a career.
• You believe the high cost of college demands a degree with a higher-paying career.
• You are a strategic thinker. You think ahead and research your options.
• (Or you are a teacher or counselor that believes in a more balanced and parent-friendly consideration of the investment in college education!)

More Importantly, you hate your ENEMIES. Who are they?

• You hate to waste money. (After all, college is expensive.)
• You don’t mind helping -- but don’t want to feel “used.”
• You resent the college-brainwashing that indoctrinates students.
• You would hate to pay for an expensive education that leaves your child unemployed -- and leave you supporting them!
• The “College Establishment” expects you to pay (and line their pockets with high salaries).
• You fear Politically-Correct college indoctrination.

The education establishment will not like what I have to say. They won't like my suggestions that you take control of discussions about college finance with your child.
Nobody cares about your Financial problems or concerns.
When it comes to college, there is nobody on your side … until now.

Here are some prompts to get you thinking:

• What is the maximum you expect to spend on your children’s college?
• What conditions MUST you have before agreeing to college funding?
• Do you have a “horror story” about wasted college, dubious degrees, no job in the degree, failure to obtain a degree, etc.?
• What college situation or outcome would make you feel used?

Please post a comment, or email me your story. (Is your story lengthy? Email me and we can
set up a call.) My email is normgus@gmail.com.