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We went to a seminar that was conducted by [redacted] , executive director of Arizona College Planners, which was advertised to teach you about the process of college planning, admission, and financial aid While the seminar was somewhat informative, it was basically used as a scare tactic to convince you that you are in over your head and will need help with the process It was a sales pitch and we were told that only a limited number of families could be taken as clients making you believe that he ( [redacted] ) would be closely helping your family in the process Not the case at all! We had one meeting with [redacted] to review our finances, he referred us to a mortgage broker and when we decided to use our own broker to refinance, we never saw him again Every time we had a need or question, we were referred to the College Planning Network website and staff Most of the staff work out of state so you have no idea who you are really speaking with The program basically sends out mass emails that are cookie cutter emails detailing what you should be doing or what you should have done We received no assistance with picking a college that would be the best financial fit (with the most financial benefit), application to the colleges, and our daughter was only able to have essays reviewed (when applying to multiple colleges this is not even close to enough), or really any personal service besides that first meeting with *** We felt misled as to what we were paying for and felt that the College Planning Network has some helpful information but the product/service being offered is not worth the price we paid [redacted] was very misleading and appears to be more of a salesman than an assistant with college planning!

We went to a seminar that was conducted by [redacted], executive director of Arizona College Planners, which was advertised to teach you about the process of college planning, admission, and financial aid. While the seminar was somewhat informative, it was basically used as a scare tactic to convince you that you are in over your head and will need help with the process. It was a sales pitch and we were told that only a limited number of families could be taken as clients making you believe that he ([redacted]) would be closely helping your family in the process. Not the case at all! We had one meeting with [redacted] to review our finances, he referred us to a mortgage broker and when we decided to use our own broker to refinance, we never saw him again. Every time we had a need or question, we were referred to the College Planning Network website and staff. Most of the staff work out of state so you have no idea who you are really speaking with. The program basically sends out mass emails that are cookie cutter emails detailing what you should be doing or what you should have done. We received no assistance with picking a college that would be the best financial fit (with the most financial benefit), application to the colleges, and our daughter was only able to have 3 essays reviewed (when applying to multiple colleges this is not even close to enough), or really any personal service besides that first meeting with [redacted]. We felt misled as to what we were paying for and felt that the College Planning Network has some helpful information but the product/service being offered is not worth the price we paid. [redacted] was very misleading and appears to be more of a salesman than an assistant with college planning!