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01/03/2012

Attention students and parents! Today is the first day to file your FAFSA!!! Contact SAS to assist in all your student aid needs!!!!!

12/27/2011

Only one week until you can fill out your 2012-2013 FAFSA!!!! If you're unprepared, worried, or just have questions SAS is here to help!

11/08/2011

Only a few weeks until Thanksgiving, which means less than 8 weeks until you can fill out and file your 2012-2013 FAFSA! Parents and students---Are you prepared???? If not call SAS!!!

10/31/2011

Wanna know whats spooky? Not know how to pay for your children's college education! Fear not! Call SAS and have us help you through the process! Happy Halloween!!!!

10/26/2011

Seniors filling out college applications should also be thinking about the financial aid process and the cost of their education. Its never too early to start planning for the FAFSA!

Recent Grads Struggling to Pay Student Loans

10/26/2011

SAS is here to help you navigate through the Financial Aid process. Call us to maximize your student aid opportunities!

Recent Grads Struggling to Pay Student Loans Two-thirds of all college students now graduate with debt, and owe an average of $24,000, as student loans are quickly becoming the only way many Americans can afford a college education. As a result thousands of young people -- who are also facing high unemployment -- are forced to tackle mountains...

10/25/2011

Worried about paying for college???? Intimidated by the FAFSA and the financial aid process???? SAS is here for you!

10/25/2011

Parents and Students, this petition is specifically designed to let our legislators know that you care about the availability of funding for college. Please help yourselves and sign!

Save Student Aid: Statement of Support Our nation sorely needs to power up its economic engine. Work force projections show that by 2018, there will be jobs for as many as 2.2 million new workers with college degrees, but on our current trajectory, we won’t make that goal—in fact we’ll miss it by 3 million workers.