Adams State University Director of Assessment Bob Adebayo has published a book, College the No Debt Way: No-Debt College Grads Share their Secrets. The inspiration for writing the book was to spread information and to help families plan for college.
“I wrote the tome to persuade and inform college students, high school students and incoming freshmen as well as their parents on how to avoid college debt,” he explained.
The information he included can help college students avoid debt as they earn a bachelor’s degree. College the No Debt Way was recently reviewed by OnlineBookClub.org, which suggested the book be a part of every high school library and counselor’s office.
According to OnlineBookClub.org, Adebayo emphasized multiple ways to remain debt free in college, which he demonstrated through the use of student interviews, information on grants, and by providing helpful tips.
Adebayo explains, “Lack of information is one of the chief reasons students go into debt to pay for college, and most students who graduate from college debt free plan for college very early in middle school.
“Being aware of all the opportunities available and planning ahead make it easier for all students to achieve the goal of graduating debt free.”
College the No Debt Way: No-Debt College Grads Share their Secrets is available on Amazon, iTunes, Google Play and at Barnes and Noble.
