CASE STUDY
Here’s How We Helped 1,000+ Families Cut College Costs By $15,000 - $20,000 PER YEAR
…Using Little-Known Strategies Most Parents Overlook!
Learn how YOU can save tens of thousands in tuition fees most families know NOTHING about!
College Money Academy is
LAUNCHING SOON!
By reserving your seat today, you’ll have the peace of mind knowing that this proven, interactive system will be ready and waiting when your child needs it the most.
Planning for your child’s future is stressful, especially with the complexities of college admissions and financial aid. With College Money Academy, you’ll have a trusted ally to help you cut costs and secure the best financial package for your child.
Secure your spot today at a fraction of the price and start saving thousands on tuition!
Do NOT Send Your Child to College
WITHOUT Watching This First!
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Is Turned ON!
$25,000 University…. For ONLY $9,400?!
Discover How Families Like Yours are
Slashing Tuition Fees
by Tens of Thousands of Dollars!
If you want to send your child to the college of their dreams without the stress of overwhelming debt…
Then this is going to be the most important message you read all day.
Here’s why…
Hey there, I’m Kelly O’Connor!
I’m a financial expert with a few decades of experience and the CEO & Founder of College Money Academy!
I created College Money Academy because I saw firsthand how families were struggling with the skyrocketing costs of college…
Luckily for you, I’m about to launch the exact strategies that have helped families save an average of $12,000 per year on college tuition!
I believe that no family should have to sacrifice their financial future just to give their child a quality education.
This soon-to-be-released system will help you
Reduce college costs significantly by $10,000 - $15,000 PER YEAR
Give you the strategies to put together a compelling school ‘resume’ for your kid
Get your kid the best education possible!
How We Help Families
Reduce College Costs
by Over 40% On Average
Many parents are unaware of how colleges often start with a lowball offer when it comes to financial aid.
That’s right…
That first financial aid package you receive? It’s usually the baseline—the minimum the college thinks they can offer. They’re banking on you accepting it without question, assuming you won’t push back because you’re unaware of your options.
But here’s the truth — You have the power to negotiate and demand more…
A LOT more!
WHAT 99% PARENTS DON’T KNOW:
Colleges don’t want to lose your child as a student!
They’re willing to increase their offer if they think you’ll walk away or choose a different school. Most parents don’t realize they can appeal that initial offer and secure thousands of dollars more in grants, scholarships, and aid.
But what if you could save $10,000 or more per year?
All because you knew the secrets to push back and negotiate effectively.
That’s what 99% of families miss, and it’s costing them big time!
Let Me Introduce You To…
College Money Academy
College Money Academy is a soon-to-be-released personalized, interactive system specifically designed to help you save on average $12,000 per year on the total cost of college!
Our proven, interactive system will teach you how to:
Navigate the financial aid process like a pro
Appeal lowball offers
Maximize the money colleges are willing to give
What Life Looks Like After
College Money Academy
Watch your child receive multiple offers from top colleges
each competing for their enrollment with substantial financial incentives, thanks to the standout high school resume you helped them build over four years
Experience the relief of saving an average of $12,000 per year
on college tuition, accumulating to tens of thousands over the course of your child’s education!
Imagine your child walking across the graduation stage WITHOUT the weight of massive student loans
knowing you’ve protected your family’s financial future by avoiding unnecessary debt
Enjoy the freedom to choose the best college for your child
without the stress of overwhelming costs, as you secure the maximum possible funding and minimize out-of-pocket expenses.