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FROM PRESCHOOL TO IVY LEAGUE-WHY EDUCATION PLANNING IS NON-NEGOTIABLE
March 28, 2025
|Mint Kolkata
Education today is more than survival. Parents make careful choices about where and how their children study, from preschool to college, shaping their future academically and in life skills.
Planning is now more crucial—whether it's quality schooling, specialized courses, or global education, a solid financial strategy ensures children are ready for a future driven by adaptability and innovation.
Importance of education planning Parents are strategizing a child's entire educational journey ahead of time. From early childhood programmes to prestigious universities (IITs, IIMs, or Ivy League colleges), they're aiming for academic excellence that opens doors to global opportunities. But along with educational aspirations come rising costs. Tuition fees, extracurriculars, advanced courses and international programmes require financial preparation. Without a plan, even talented students may miss life-changing opportunities.
Building a plan Whether choosing traditional or alternative schooling, focus on institutions that nurture creativity and problem-solving. Planning for it needs a long-term financial strategy. Starting early, even at preschool, provides a financial edge. Building an education fund for all stages—preschool to higher education—ensures stability. Early planning leverages compounding returns, reduces financial stress and secures resources for higher education.
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