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Step 1: What will it cost?

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blue square Total Cost
orange square Your Savings Goal
Graph showing Total Accumulation vs Years Saved
Total cost: $0
Your savings goal (0%): $0

Your Projected Costs

If college costs rise at 0.0% a year, your annual cost will be $0 (up from $0 over 0 years). The total cost for 0 year(s) will then be $0.

You said you'd cover 0% of college costs from savings, so you'll need to save $0 for freshman year and $0 total.

Tips

  • These cost numbers can be daunting, but don't let them throw you for a loop. Relatively few students pay the full "sticker price."
  • There are resources available to help you reach your education goal, such as scholarships, loans, grants, and other forms of financial aid.
  • There are more savings options than ever, too — from state "529" plans and prepaid tuition plans to tax-deferred accounts.
  • College is a great investment. Did you know that people with a college degree earn over 80% more on average than those with a h.s. diploma? Over a lifetime, the gap in earnings potential between a h.s. diploma and a 4-year degree is more than a million dollars.

    Learn more about college cost facts and myths.