This blog is dedicated to help parents find ways to pay for college, whether it is help with the FAFSA, student loans, boosting ACT or SAT scores, or just to find money for college. Professional Education Services understands the importance of a college education, and can help your family beat the high costs of college.
Thursday, July 22, 2010
The Importance of a College Degree
A college degree is more important today that it has ever been in the past. With more and more manufacturing jobs heading out of the country, the days of low skill high wage jobs is decreasing everyday. While holding a college degree is not a guarantee that your student will find a high paying job, it does open more doors for them to find an occupation they enjoy. Wouldn't you like to help your child be able to go to college for as cheap as possible? Would you like to know whether or not you are paying for college as efficiently as possible? Of course the answer is yes, who wouldn't want these things? To find the answer to these questions you have to know a specialist in the area, and that is why we are here. Professional Education Services has been helping families find ways to get students into the college of their dreams while helping their parents position themselves to save as much money as possible! If you or anyone you know has a child on their way to college, click on one of the links in this post, we would love to guide you to one of our FREE College Funding workshops. Then if you like what you hear, we would love to sit down with you for a free diagnostic evaluation of your situation. A college degree is becoming a necessity, why not help provide one for your child?
Monday, May 24, 2010
Youtube video
Check out this video and more like it on YouTube about Professional Education Services satisfied customers!
Thursday, April 24, 2008
This video says it all
It seems like Professional Education Services is a one of a kind company that really cares about the people it helps every day. Watch the video and you will see what I mean.
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Another article showing how paying for college is going to become even more difficult
Just another reason to get help with college funding and financial aid.
Startribune.com
When you done reading this article check out howtoaffordcollege.com to see how Professional Education Services can help you send your kids to the college of their dreams.
Startribune.com
When you done reading this article check out howtoaffordcollege.com to see how Professional Education Services can help you send your kids to the college of their dreams.
Monday, April 14, 2008
Before You Cash Out, Catch Up on Choices
Before You Cash Out, Catch Up on Choices: "In 1999 Daniel Wansten founded Professional Education Services as one of the nations leading authorities on solving cash flow problems for families. Daniel has been seen on TV 13 news and featured in several newspapers and magazines. For free help on paying the college bill go to our website http://www.HowToAffordCollege.com and for free help with rollovers or other financial planning please contact our office at 866-949-7935."
Letters for April 13 - mlive.com
Letters for April 13 - mlive.com: "According to the 2008 Michigan High School Counselor Report generated by The Joyce Ivy Foundation, the average caseload for a high school guidance counselor in Michigan is 362 students. The recommendation is the maximum caseload not exceed 250 students. On top of the exceedingly high student caseload each guidance counselor handles, greater budgetary restraints have forced school districts across the state to push more administrative tasks on guidance counselors' shoulders, leaving less time to work with each student.
With two daughters who have successfully graduated college and two currently in high school, I am quite familiar with the uphill battle our school guidance counselors encounter each year. With no end in site to their growing caseloads, the least we can do is thank them for their tireless dedication and devotion.
-- DAN WANSTEN/Grand Rapids"
With two daughters who have successfully graduated college and two currently in high school, I am quite familiar with the uphill battle our school guidance counselors encounter each year. With no end in site to their growing caseloads, the least we can do is thank them for their tireless dedication and devotion.
-- DAN WANSTEN/Grand Rapids"
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