Milton Families, Contact Us Today to Find Your Family’s Path to Affordable College
Your Path to Affordable College
At Diversified College Planning, our goal is simple: help you send your child to college without going into debt or jeopardizing your retirement. To do that, you need a clear understanding of how financial aid really works—not just the common myths that can cost you thousands.
Most families are misled about how financial aid impacts their future. The truth is, what you don’t know can hurt you. College costs can affect your entire financial picture, including your ability to retire.
We believe you deserve accurate information and a real plan. We know college planning and retirement go hand-in-hand, and we make sure you’re prepared for both.
For over 20 years, we’ve provided free educational workshops, personalized College Planning Assessments, and hands-on support with admissions and financial strategies. Our mission is to help your family get into the right college, pay the lowest possible price, and protect your future.
Our Three-Step Process
Learn
We guide you through the college process and explain how everything really works.
Plan
We create a custom strategy to boost admissions chances, lower your costs, and safeguard your retirement.
Win
Your child gets in. You avoid overpaying. You retire with confidence.
Ready for a real plan? Book a free consultation with our team today and take control of your college and retirement future.
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About the Author:
Mike Dusombre, CLTC, CRPC (NPN 20689693), is a Family Financial Aid Expert at Diversified College Planning with more than 4 years of experience guiding families through complex college funding decisions. Mike focuses on financial aid strategy, Student Aid Index (SAI) reduction, and identifying merit-based scholarships.
He helps families evaluate college affordability, build a college list that maximizes aid, understand how financial aid formulas work, and keep student debt to a minimum.
