Individual Attention

Often times college counselors at public and private schools are simply overwhelmed by the number of students assigned to them. 

• 60% of public high school seniors never receive any college counseling
  
• 38 minutes of college counseling

Expert Answers to Your Questions

• When should I start thinking about the college admissions process?
• What classes should I be taking in high school?
• What activities should I be focusing on?
• What colleges will be the best fit for me?
• How can I increase my chances for admission to the colleges I’m interested in?
• How many colleges should I apply to?
• What are my options for paying for college?

Flexible Timing

In most school settings, individual college advising doesn’t begin until midway through junior year making it difficult to plan college visits based on individualized lists

• Starting to work with a consultant early in high school helps students to match interests and strengths with curriculum choices, navigate standardized testing, and build the qualities and skills that the best colleges are looking for
• For the apprehensive or procrastinating late starter, a consultant can reduce the learning curve and minimize stress

Flexible Approaches

26% of high-achieving seniors hire a college consultant in their college search/application process

• Consultants can assist students comprehensively through the entire process from choosing high school classes to preparing to leave for college
• Or they can provide targeted help such as just list building or essay coaching