Paying for College

Earn more with a college degree

Invest in yourself and get a college degree. In addition to the obvious benefits of personal growth and intellectual development, studies show that college graduates have considerably more earning power over a lifetime than high school graduates.

A college degree is a smart investment that pays back in many ways, including career direction, higher salaries and overall personal satisfaction. But, going to college and getting a degree requires preparation, planning, and financial sacrifice.

At Westwood, we understand that paying for college can seem overwhelming. We’re here to help you understand all the sources of money available, guide you through the process and be with you every step of the way.

Sources of money to pay for college³

No matter what turns out to be the best mix of student financing options for you, our student finance specialists will guide you through the process from beginning to end, helping you chart the path toward your future career.

¹Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, current population survey, 2008. Median weekly earnings for persons age 25 and over are for full-time wage and salary workers. Annual median earnings calculated as a multiple of 52 weeks. (http://www.bls.gov/emp/emptab7.htm)
²Annual income represents median value. Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
³Financial aid available to those who qualify