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  • Steven Crisp

    Title: Owner

    Company: Crisp College Advising

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    Former Admissions Officer at
    Emory University, Oxford College, Georgia Perimeter College
    College Specializations
    Emory University, The University of Alabama, University of Alabama at Birmingham, University of Georgia, Vanderbilt University, Georgia Southern University, Auburn University Main Campus, Davidson College, Armstrong Atlantic State University, Valdosta State University, Fisk University, Belmont University, Furman University, Clemson University, Birmingham Southern College, Georgia College & State University, Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Jacksonville State University
    Years of Experience
    11

    Colleges I Attended
    University of Georgia Georgia Southern University
    Degrees
    Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree
    Professional Affiliations
    Southern Association of College Admission Counselors, Independent Educational Consultants Association, National Association of Student Financial Aid Association
    Prior Job
    Emory University
    Prior Title
    Advisor
    About Me
    I have worked in college admission and financial aid for the past eight years and have recently started my own college advising firm.

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  • Admissions Expertise

    How can I work with schools to boost my financial aid? Are there other sources of student aid?

      

    First off you can double or even triple check your FAFSA to be sure that you have completed correctly giving the college the most accurate representation of your family's financial situation. You might even consider having someone else prepare your FAFSA if your family feels they might need assistance(www.crispcollegeadvising.com/financialaid)

    After you receive your package you can always contact the college and ask for them to check it over again or you might even be able to appeal their decision. There are definitely other sources of student aid. You have scholarships, private loans and grants that are awarded from sources outside of your school. You just have to do the work and find them, then send in the applications.




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