It´s Possible to Graduate Debt-Free. Here´s How

[Niquii77]

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Of course that’s the ‘right’ way to do it. We’ve all been told that for well over a generation. Everyone should know to start saving for college as soon as their child is born, but for many it doesn’t happen.

Although, I don’t deem this the “right” way, this is a way. </p>

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But even for the parent’s that didn’t or couldn’t save a single penny, yet still don’t qualify for any need-based aid, if they want to put forth the time and effort and start making efforts as soon as their students enter HS there are options out there.

Yes, there are options out there. </p>

<p>Jrcsmom, my mom is a single mom, too. She has three kids leaving for college at the same time. The observant approach worked for our situation. There was no need (or time) for being stressed. Your approach worked for yours. It’s understandable since you said you’re Type A. </p>

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Want to know how to actually graduate debt free? Have the states adequately fund the schools and get rid of administrative bloat.

Where are we going to get this money? The taxpayers don’t want their taxes to increase. Nobody wants a deduction in salary.</p>