Stop Overpaying for College | Genesis College Strategies
Free · 30 Minutes · Virtual · No Obligation
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College Planning
Consultation.
Most families overpay for college by $20,000–$100,000+ — not because they didn't save, but because nobody showed them how the financial aid system actually works. In 30 minutes, we can show you what's possible for your family.
Greg Stevens
Greg Stevens
Founder, Genesis College Strategies
Since 2010, I've helped families across the country navigate the college planning and financial aid landscape. I've been licensed advisor since 2004, and I can tell you that most financial advisors don't know this space — my focus since 2010.

I know the rules cold.
My job is to make them work FOR you, not AGAINST you.
Licensed Financial Advisor
Since 2010
Nationwide
30-Person Team
What We'll Cover in Your Free Consultation
In 30 minutes, we'll look at your family's situation and give you honest, practical answers — no sales pitch, no obligation.
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How the FAFSA formula works — and whether your family is positioned correctly
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Asset positioning — where you hold money matters as much as how much you have
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The 529 plan problem — what most financial advisors don't tell you
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Award letter negotiation — that letter isn't final, and most families don't know it's negotiable
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What moves are still available — based on your student's current grade
Free · 30 Minutes · Virtual · No Obligation
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Pick a time that works for you.
We'll answer your questions and show you what's possible for your family.
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Community Workshop
Not ready for a one-on-one yet? Register your interest below.
When your community hits 30 registrations, we'll schedule a free live virtual workshop exclusively for your group.
🎯 Workshop schedules at 30 registrations
Your information is never shared or sold. We'll only contact you about the workshop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the consultation really free?
Yes — completely free, no obligation, no sales pitch. It's a 30-minute conversation where we answer your questions and help you understand your options.
My student is already a senior — is it too late?
For your senior, most of the planning moves are off the table at this point. But if you have younger kids at home, right now is exactly when most families realize how important it is to start early. We work with families as early as 7th grade — and the earlier you start, the more money stays in your pocket. Book a call and let's talk about what's still possible.
We make too much to qualify for financial aid. Should we bother?
This is the #1 myth in college planning. Financial aid is a formula — and it has nothing to do with how much you think you make. We've helped families earning $200K+ receive significant aid packages.
Do I need to buy anything?
No. The consultation is free. If you decide you'd like our help after the call, we'll walk you through our programs. There's zero pressure.
What grades does this apply to?
We work with families with students in 7th–11th grade — and the earlier you start, the more options you have. Families in this window have the most to gain right now.
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