by Bonnie R. Rabin Ph.D. | May 16, 2022 | college admissions, College Admissions Planning, College Essays, College Planning, College Planning Florida, Common App 2022-23, common application prompts 2022-23, FAFSA, financial aid, financial aid and FAFSA, Florida Pre-Paid Tuition, Paying for College, scholarships, STEM Scholarships, Uncategorized
Greeting Students and Parents FINANCIAL AID – – IS OUR FAMILY ELIGIBLE FOR FINANCIAL AID? HOW TO PAY FOR COLLEGE? Are there “financial safeties”? The short answer is YES!! FINANCIAL AID ELIGIBILITY Many families make the mistake of concluding they aren’t eligible for... 
by Bonnie R. Rabin Ph.D. | May 13, 2022 | Boca Raton College Consultant, College Admissions Help Boulder, College Admissions Planning, college advisor Boca Raton, Common App 2022-23, common app college essay prompts 2022-23, COVID-19, CSS profile, financial aid and FAFSA, Florida Pre-Paid Tuition, scholarships, STEM, STEM Boca, STEM college admissions, STEM College Admissions Help, STEM College Advisor, STEM College Applications, Uncategorized
Greetings Students and Families, This is part II of our Spring series on Financial aid and Scholarships. LITTLE KNOWN FACTS ABOUT FINANCIAL AID AND SCHOLARSHIPS…. As an experienced university faculty and admissions committee member, let’s begin with a discussion of... 
by Bonnie R. Rabin Ph.D. | Feb 23, 2022 | AP vs AICE, Boca Raton College Consultant, Bonnie Rabin, Boulder College Consultant, Campus College Admissions Interview, College Acceptance Rates, college admissions, College Admissions and Learning Disabilities, College Admissions Help Florida, college admissions help NYC, College Admissions Interviews, College Admissions Planning, College Advising, college advisor Boca Raton, college advisor boulder, College Advisor Denver, college applications, College Campus Visits-, College Planning, College Planning Florida, collegiate summer program, Common App, common app 2021-22, SAT ACT, scholarships, STEM, STEM college admissions, Uncategorized
Greetings Students and Families! To our high school seniors (’22), congrats to those accepted Early Decision/Early Action and to those of you awaiting decisions, please don’t forget to keep tabs on your college admissions file. Sample of 2022 Early... 
by Bonnie R. Rabin Ph.D. | Feb 14, 2022 | Boca Raton College Consultant, Bright Futures Scholarship, College Acceptance Rates, college admissions, College Advising, College Planning, College Planning Florida, Common App 2022-23, Engineering College Applications, financial aid, financial aid and FAFSA, Florida Pre-Paid Tuition, Ivy League, online college counselor, Paying for College, scholarships, STEM Scholarships, Uncategorized
Greetings Seniors and Families, About a month ago I wrote a series of blogs to help you understand some of the mechanics of the FAFSA and CSS Profile- two forms that are typically required to apply for financial aid. In those blogs you learned about the two required... by Bonnie R. Rabin Ph.D. | Nov 11, 2021 | Bright Futures Scholarship, College Admissions Help Boulder, College Advising, College Planning, common app 2021-22, common application, CSS profile, financial aid, financial aid and FAFSA, Florida Pre-Paid Tuition, scholarships, STEM, STEM college admissions, STEM Scholarships, Uncategorized
Greetings Students and Families WHEN, HOW AND WHERE DO I APPLY FOR FINANCIAL AID? FAFSA and the CSS PROFILE?? The process to apply for financial aid involves at minimum – filing a FAFSA and for most private colleges, a secondary form – a CSS Profile. FAFSA is a... 
by Bonnie R. Rabin Ph.D. | Nov 8, 2021 | 529 college admissions, Boca Raton College Consultant, Boulder College Consultant, College Advising, College Planning, College Planning Florida, CSS profile, financial aid, financial aid and FAFSA, Florida Pre-Paid Tuition, scholarships, STEM Scholarships, Uncategorized
Greetings Students and Families FINANCIAL AID – – IS OUR FAMILY ELIGIBLE FOR FINANCIAL AID? HOW TO PAY FOR COLLEGE? Are there “financial safeties”? The short answer is YES!! FINANCIAL AID ELIGIBILITY Many families make the mistake of concluding they aren’t eligible... 
