The Princeton Review Paying for College Without Going Broke 2001 (Paying for College Without Going Broke) Random House Inc ( 01 October, 2000 ) Book Our Price : £ 10.15 Prices subject to change. we are currently unable to offer this title. It may be out of stock with the publisher or out of print. If you would like to purchase this title, we recommend that you occasionally check this page to see if it has become available.

Great for PARENTS; Not Good for ADULT STUDENTS

This book is written for parents who are about to send their child to college. Its not written for adult students, per se, although it states(on one or two lines)that the principles are about the same. However, I dont believe most adult students have their own businesses, own houses and/or property, and can itemize deductions on their income taxes, to lower the AGI(Adjusted Gross Income), as the book describes. The book is good for parents who plan to send their kids to school, but for adult students, it gets very confusing. Its very vague as to whether the same principles that apply to parents, apply to adult students.

A necessity for anyone entering college

This book is a necessity for any college-bound student who doesnt have the cash on hand to pay for four years of school in a world-class institution. Paying close attention to the many tips and pointers and following them will put any and every college student way ahead of the financial security game.

Answers all of the questions

This book is indespensable. Covers all aspects of planning and preparation in addition to providing answers to those of us who wait until the last minute...