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Why Pay Tuition®Go To College For Free
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Don't let the economy, and college
costs force you to rethink YOUR college
choices!
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Facts: Tuition and fees at public and private colleges and universities rose at more than double the rate of inflation. The New York Times, October 22, 2007 The average cost to attend a public school increased 47% between 2000 and 2007. Time, September 2008. The average college senior graduated this year with more that $19,000.00 in debt. In 2004, nearly 8% of graduating seniors carried student loans of $40,000 or more in debt. USA Today 6/12/06 The average debt for a college graduate has soared 50% in the past decade, after inflation. USA Today, 2/23/2006
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First
of all, congratulations on arriving at your college years.
This is a time of excitement and apprehension.
Excitement of new surroundings, experiences, and being out on your
own, away from family. Apprehension
about what lays ahead, decisions that will pave the road to your future
and how you will pay for your college expenses. Why
Pay Tuition's website will explain an avenue you can take to avoid paying high tuition and
one that will open many doors on grants, scholarships, and other aid.
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What
our site offers:
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How
do I obtain free tuition?
The easiest way to obtain free tuition is to get out from under your parents financial umbrella, and fall into the college’s low-income aid category. Most colleges offer free tuition, reduced tuition and reduced fees. You also may qualify for more GRANTS and SCHOLARSHIPS.
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Now
that we have your attention, let me explain our method. Marriage
of Convenience! As
soon as you get married, you no longer fall under your parent’s income.
(You don’t have to provide any information on your parent’s
income, savings and investments.) Most colleges provide free
tuition or reduced tuition for low income students, some colleges even
provide assistance with fees and dorms. Since you are no longer
providing your parent's income information, your financial responsibility
is based on your income alone. If you marry another college student
you both could qualify for free tuition, tuition assistance, grants and
scholarships. If you know someone you can marry, then do a little
research and enjoy college. If you are interested in this, but don't
know anyone you can marry, then, Let us find a marriage partner for you. This
is a marriage of convenience, not a wedding.
The idea is to get married, remain married for the duration of your
college years, then get a non-contested, no property divorce.
The girl will keep her last name, you live separate lives, and no one will need to know you
are married. Please note: Both parties MUST be US
Citizens. It is ILLEGAL to marry to gain Register Now (US Citizens ONLY)..... It's Free....... No obligation What
our service will do.
We
will match you to another student allowing both of you to attend the
college of your choice and avoid paying tuition. Click here to read more about our Student Matching Service. *
To
verify a marriage of convenience will help your financial status, please go to the
FAFSA
Dependency Status Worksheet and answer the first 5 questions. Please answer question
2 as "Yes". What a Marriage of Convenience will do for you:
Are you Self-Supporting? Many students consider themselves self-supporting
because they do not receive financial support from their parents and/or do
not live in their parent’s home. A student may even qualify as
“selfsupporting” for income tax purposes, but the US Department of
Education uses stricter rules for financial aid purposes. The Free
Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) requires an applicant to include
parent information unless one or more of the following criteria is
met. Each Student is responsible for selecting a college or university and applying for admission. You should be accepted by a college or university and verify their financial aid policies before you marry another student.
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You
are responsible to research your college’s low-income tuition and fees
details and requirements, grants and other financial aid, your state’s
marriage and divorce laws, and decide where you will get married.
All fees for marriage license, travel, justice of the peace,
attorney fees, divorce settlement and any other fee is the responsibility
of the students. Why Pay Tuition's
responsibility ends once you have received contact information. It is your responsibility to verify the availability of funds and requirements for the college you wish to attend. You are encouraged to seek legal advise, financial advise, and any other outside advise. Why Pay Tuition is not responsible for any changes or misprints of any information provided. Each Student is responsible for selecting a college or university and applying for admission. You should be accepted by a college or university and verify their financial aid policies before you marry another student. Copyright 2009© Why Pay Tuition Last updated: 02/07/2011
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