I’m excited to announce another giveaway here at Broke Grad Student. I recently reviewed The Princeton Review’s Paying For College Without Going Broke 2009 Edition. It’s filled with tons of helpful information that demystifies the college financial aid process and how it works.
Paying For College Without Going Broke is definitely worth buying if you’re a parent with kids about to start or currently attending college. The knowledge you gain from reading the book can help you and your children save hundreds or thousands of dollars over the course of their college careers.
Now for some good news. I have 6 copies of Paying For College Without Going Broke 2009 to giveaway to my readers, so if you’d like a chance to win a free copy of this book, keep reading.
How To Enter
To enter the giveaway, simply leave a comment below. Please use a valid email address, since I have to be able to contact you if you win. This giveaway is open to U.S. residents only.
How To Win
Winners will be selected at random (unless I only receive 6 entries) using a random number generator. I will be doing one drawing per week over the next three weeks and selecting two winners each time. The drawings will occur on:
- Monday, February 23 — Congrats to #16 Kelli and #38 Susan!
- Monday, March 2 — Congrats to #50 Eileen and #58 Jessie!
- Monday, March 9
Entries must be received by 11:59 PST on the Sunday before the drawing date to be eligible. If you don’t win, your entry will rollover into the next drawing. This means the sooner you enter, the better your chances of winning. Good luck!
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I hope I win!
I hope I win, too. Thanks for the giveaway!
Pick me, random number generator, me!
I would LOVE to use this book to assist me with the financial aid process. Thanks for recommending it.
Thanks for this, looks good!
This looks like a good read, I sure do know a lot of people who would want to read this book if I won it.
Pick me!
Maybe the odds will be in my favor this time! Pick me!
Ditto!
I could really use this. Hope I win!
I could certainly use this, FAFSA forms are eating my life…
Pick me!
Love the insight. I’m hurting, paying for all these loans.
i hope i win this book. my son is a high school junior and his teachers say he’s brilliant. he knows what he wants to go to college for, he knows WHERE he wants to go, all we need to do is figure out how to pay for it. he deserves every good thing we can find for him!!!
I could really use this… I’m definitely on a one way street to broke
Yes, I agree with everyone…I could definitely use this book!!!!
Please count me in!!!!
-barbarabaker
Thanks for this info. Hope I win, but if not I will go search for the book which I wouldn’t have known about if not for your blog!! Thanks for your info and all the best to you.
I have a friend that could really use this book. His family falls right above the line and they really can’t afford to help him. I would love to give them this book.
I wish this information was more readily available about 8 years ago! Count me in the drawing!
My son is a college freshman. This is a must have book. Thank you for the information and giveaway. We could use this.
Heading back to college soon, so this will come in handy!
OOH this book would be awesome for my fafsa-fearful parents
Come on lucky drawing!
This would be great to win – and help me help my nieces!
I JUST got done with an interview from a Cornell University alumnus! At the end of the interview he told me, “It’s not a matter about IF you’re going to get in Joe, its a matter about WHEN. I don’t have a doubt in my mind that you’re gonna get in.”
And since Cornell costs $50k a year, I really need that book!!!!!
Our oldest is a Junior in HS, I’m desperate for this knowledge.
Oh dear, I hope I win, too!
As I’ll be on the hook for the next 3 years of school (maybe only 2.5 years if I stick to my goal of graduating early), this could come in real handy!
Hope I win! Maybe my parents won’t be so scared of the FAFSA monster!
My dad is having a rough time with his business. Each day is another disappointment for him. I really want him to start knowing more about fin aid so that when the time comes, money won’t be as great of an issue.
Hey, great site! Pick me, I need money!
I just discovered your site, it seems pretty awesome. I too am a broke college student, so this book would be a huge help
Thanks for the giveaway!
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I would love to win this book. My daughter is a senior this year. She knows all the who, what, when, where and why’s. We just have to figure out the how’s. Thank you for the giveaway
I am going back to school this summer, and I will hopefully do well enough (no hopefully involved, really… I WILL do well enough
to move on to get my Masters. (MLS) Everyone is broke right now so this book would help a ton! 
Thank you so much for offering this giveaway! eyeslikesugar [at] gmail [dot] com
Great giveaway! Keeping my fingers crossed.
Pick me please!!!!!!
While I don’t have any kids of my own, I’m a voluteer high school youth leader at my church and often talk with the kids and their parents about college, how to pay for it, etc. This sounds like a great book to not only read but also probably recommend and loan out to people. Thanks for the chance to win!
Would love any help and suggestion in paying for my sons college!
Thanks
wonderful opportunity<3 hopefully motivating and at least useful to share ^.^
What an awesome opportunity!!!!!! I hope I win!!!!!!
Pick me dude! I’m going to college soon…. : (
Sweet. Hope I win this book!
Actually just found this website, but it’s a pretty sick blog you have going on. Maybe I’ll get lucky as a noob!
Cool contest! PLEASE pick me, pick me!
You know I’m in for this one!
This ought to give me some good material to write about!
I am a mom of two wonderful children, but sadly our finances aren’t. Hopefully this book will help me plan for their future!
My dad needs to plan for my sister’s college education. Being international students, we have more disadvantages than US citizens as far as student loans and aid are concerned. this book would definitely help us plan for my sister. My dad and I are already US$ 100,000 in debt and I am still in junior year
Is there a way to pay for college without going broke? I’d sure like to know how. Thanks for the giveaway.
My son is attending a private university out of state and this could truly help! We applied for some scholarships but read that the competition was more stiff this year.
Pick me, Karma!