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The draft version of the 20222023 FAFSA is included for informational purposes only and should not be submitted. The U.S. Department of Education did not review or provide any of the other information contained in this publication. The EFC figures provided are courtesy of the College Board. College Board, CSS Profile, CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE and the acorn logo are registered trademarks of the College Board. All rights reserved.

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Geoff Martz and I are most grateful to those who have helped with this and prior editions of the book.

We would first like to thank Robert Franek, Deborah Weber, and Aaron Riccio at The Princeton Review and Tom Russell and Alison Stoltzfus at Penguin Random House.

Special thanks to Jeanne Krier, who has served as our publicist for more than twenty-five years. Her understanding of the many complex issues surrounding financial aid and college funding as well as her keen suggestions for future editions have been an ongoing source of help and support. Her skill as a public relations expert and the high regard that many members of media have for her professionalism have also contributed significantly to the success of this project.

We are also grateful to Jonathan Goodsell, Victoria Malone, Michele Brown, Anita Gross, Daria Adams, and Jeanne Saunders at the U.S. Department of Education as well as Susan McCrackin, Jessica Bernier, Ami Boshardt, and Vanessa DeShane at the College Board who have been a tremendous source of help for many editions of this book.

I would also like to thank Isidore Matalon, my longtime friend and a constant source of new ideas; Steven Levine of the accounting firm of Lederer & Levine in Lyndhurst, New Jersey, for his helpful suggestions regarding tax law; Catherine OConnor, my associate at Campus Consultants without whom I could never have managed; my friends Stuart Foisy and John Brubaker for their assistance with the worksheets at the back of this book; the high school counselors and independent college consultants who have entrusted students and their parents to me over the years; and my own parents, who somehow managed to pay for my college education without the benefit of having read a book like this.

Last but not least, I would like to thank my clients who have provided me with the opportunity to prove that financial aid planning really works.

Kal Chany

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