A family met with me May 2nd.  They asked for help trying to solve their dilemma: how to pay for their child's $20,706 per year college costs.

They logged in to the student's university account.  I saw the numbers - $20,706 for the first year.  The student has a solid GPA and SAT score.  The university is one in the state system, and he is attending as an in-state student.

The parents are not wealthy.  They are solidly in the middle of the middle-class.  However, that means there was no "need-based financial aid" for which they are eligible.

Their student was offered a federal loan ($5,500 as a freshman).  The rest -- $15,205 -- dad and mom have to come up with -- half now and the other half in January.

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