The college admissions process has never been more competitive—or more confusing. From skyrocketing tuition costs to shifting admission requirements and the growing role of financial aid strategies, success requires more than good grades and high test scores.
Join us for our Investment Committee webinar where we gain insight from Paul Baly, President & Owner of The Baly Group, a team of highly accomplished admissions professionals who guide families with expertise, discretion, and insight into the nation’s most competitive colleges and universities. Paul’s discussion will help parents gain clarity and confidence as they guide their children through one of the most important milestones in life.
Green Ridge Wealth Planning’s Investment Committee webinars are for anyone interested in our take on the markets—but it’s not your typical financial update. Partners Bobby Mascia, CFBS and Jordan Kaufman, CFA, CFP®, along with advisors Sean Cole, WMCP® and Brandon Sisk, FPQP®, break down the previous month’s market performance, key news stories, and emerging trends in a friendly, digestible way.
College is one of the largest investments most families will ever make. Don’t miss your chance to understand how admissions and finances intersect, as well as learn strategies to help you protect your savings, expand your child’s opportunities, and avoid costly missteps.
About Our Speaker:
Paul Baly brings more than 25 years of leadership in premier independent schools, including Columbia Grammar & Preparatory School in Manhattan and The Elisabeth Morrow School in New Jersey. A graduate of Columbia University’s Klingenstein Center for Private School Leadership, he has built a career advising families on placement in the most selective schools and colleges. As the President and Owner of The Baly Group, Paul leads a team of consultants who work closely with families and students to identify their goals, values, and passion, helping to gain admission to K-12 schools and universities where students can excel academically, socially, and individually.
