Season 6 Episode 218
Are you worried about how to fund your children's college education? Feeling overwhelmed by the financial burden and looking for guidance from a Christian perspective? Tune in to this episode of the Ask Ralph Podcast with Ralph Estep Jr. as he introduces various strategies for easing the cost of college.
In this episode, Ralph delves into a range of options—from traditional methods like filling out the FAFSA and searching for scholarships, to creative solutions such as dual enrollment programs and community college pathways. Drawing from biblical principles and personal experiences, he provides practical steps for reducing college costs, from early FAFSA submission to exploring work-study programs and additional financial aid options. He emphasizes the importance of planning, creativity, and trusting in God's provision. Discover how these strategies can help you manage college expenses, reduce financial stress, and deepen your faith.
00:00 Episode Overview
00:51 Listener’s Concern
01:56 Bible Verse
02:28 Options for Funding College Education
02:41 Filling Out the FAFSA
04:08 Scholarships
05:48 Creative Funding Options
07:02 Student Loans and Work Study Programs
08:55 A Personal Story from Ralph
09:55 Recap
11:12 Actionable Steps
12:08 Outro
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