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“As someone in the finance industry I thought I would know more about applying for financial aid, but the truth is I don’t. I wish I had the Starving Student Guide for my eldest daughter.”

------------- Mike, San Diego

“I have three kids on their way to college and I don’t know where to start, I am so thankful for the Starving Student Guide.”

------------Susan, Whittier

“I had no idea there was so much to planning for college. All I ever heard of was grants, scholarships, and loans. Just one chapter is going to save me thousands on my kids’ college.”

-----------Steven, Los Angeles

The Starving Student's Guide

The No B.S., Complete, and Easy to Use Starving Student’s Guide to paying for college for as little as absolutely possible——for Starving Students and their Families

Coming April 08’

Why Starving Student Guide Was Written and Why You (Yes, I mean YOU ) need it

The Starving Student guide was written because:

Nobody needs another “book” on the subject that is bias, but a “Guide” that is thorough, easy to understand, and could be used by college students and those planning for their kids’ college at any age
Most people are overwhelmed by the college planning and financial aid process, thus needing something clear and simple to guide them along the way
Getting through college financially is far more than grants, scholarships, and loans. Unfortunately, most people don’t know about the many other aspects such as work study, tax benefits, 529 plans, military benefits, using Real Estate, Using Insurance to pay for college, and many other programs and ways to get through college for as little as possible.
A college degree has become necessary in most cases just to get your foot in the door for a job interview. Unfortunately, many people don’t believe they can pay for college or are overwhelmed by the process. The truth is they can go to college! All you need is information and the Starving Student Guide is here to hold your hand in the process.
Families can begin planning for their kids college at any age. There are ways to plan that are tax beneficial and better off when the child fills out financial aid forms. Think about it, you don’t wait until you’re about to retire to plan for retirement do you?
Lastly, The Starving Student Guide was written because I truly believe a college education can benefit everyone through personal growth as well as for their better well being.

FAQ’s of Starving Student Guide

Couldn’t I just get the information I need from my school’s financial aid office?
The only forms your financial aid office will have will be for the FAFSA, your state grant forms, and a list of scholarships offered by your school. Financial aid personnel are unable to offer advice on tax benefits/planning, investment vehicles, tips for filling out FAFSA, ways to use insurance or real estate to pay for college, and much more info that will save you money.
Why do I need the Starving Student Guide if my kids haven’t started high school yet?
Much like you shouldn’t wait until you are 59 to plan for retirement, You shouldn’t wait until your kid is a senior to begin planning for college. There are ways to plan and save that don’t prevent getting as much free money as possible. Remember, the more you have saved the better off you and your child will be.
Is it too late to use the Starving Student guide if my child is in college Already?
Absolutely Not! There are many ways to save money while in college that are in the Starving Student Guide. From saving money on books, to saving money on tuition it’s all in the Starving Student Guide.