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Jeffrey SonnergrenJeffrey Sonnergren is the founder and President of Successful Education Solutions.
He created this service to help students and parents navigate the complex college planning
process such that they could maintain their quality of life and income during the tuition years.
Realizing his past mistakes, having selected his own college and major for the wrong reasons,
his mission was to assemble a team to provide families with strategies to pay for college and
prepare for college success. |
| Al HoffmanAl Hoffman is the Educational Services Manager, who provides the educational counseling and
financial aid forms service to our families. His common sense “student positioning” coaching
process has helped thousands of families’ students focus on the right major, identify the best-fit
(academically, financially, and socially) colleges, and make college more affordable. He has
worked in the financial services arena since 1989 and has since committed himself to helping
families attain their higher education goals. He has conducted seminars across the country,
training others on the effects of the Higher Education Act as it impacts a family’s budget and
is active as an educational consultant. He has helped over 11,000 families and completed over 100,000
financial aid forms. |
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Gary Carpenter, CPAGary Carpenter, CPA, is the founder of CollegeLOAN Evaluator and has appeared or been quoted on
MSNBC, CNBC, Kiplinger's Personal Finance, The Greentree Gazette, and The Trusted Professional,
as well as providing numerous continuing education courses for many state CPA societies, state
bar associations, and financial planning associations. He is one of the top experts on college
loans. In addition, he is an active member member of NYSSCPA, AICPA, and NCAG, and is happy to work
with the media to develop stories regarding college loans or college planning in general. |
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