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Travel the World and Get a College Education--All at the Same Time--it's Possible!
If you can take your college classes in the comfort of your home--why not from your apartment in Bangkok or from a busy hostel in Mendoza, Argentina? Rent and food in these areas are cheaper than in most U.S. cities and car and auto insurance aren't necessary (think walking and riding a bike). Due to the cost-of-living, taking classes abroad might be cheaper than taking them at home!

Does College Have to Be So Expensive?
Developing a full-fledged college prep plan is the best way to make college affordable. Period. Missing even a single step can add thousands to your total cost. Fortunately, answers to many of your questions can be found at RSC Your College Prep and Financial Aid Expert's free web events. Signing up now is one step you can take to pay for college.

If You Think College is Just About the Degree Don't Watch This Video
Truth be told, I wasn't homeschooled. But looking back on my own educational experience, I can tell you this--I have homeschool envy. The 'conveyor-belt' didn't work for me when I was a student but now I know why.

College Financial Planning
If your child is in high school, your family may be preparing for the college application process. One aspect of the college admissions process that can feel confusing for some families is financial aid. There are many types of financial assistance for college, including need-based aid, merit scholarships, and grants. The School Counseling department at Laurel Springs is dedicated to helping our students and their parents navigate the process of applying for financial aid.

The Three Q's About College How do I prepare my child for College? What are colleges really looking for? How I can afford it?