Services

Students’ transcripts are reviewed before receiving advice on courses and any necessary planning.

Provide recommendations for activities and involvement outside of the classroom needed to craft a strong application.

Various assessments and counseling will help guide students towards potential interests, majors, and/or careers.

Review and recommend a standardized testing strategy and timeline; provide resources for score increases.

With over 4,000 options, it is necessary to research, evaluate, and create a list of best-fit schools for your student.

There is a lot to consider: academic fit, financial fit, and social fit, as well as the strategy behind creating a balanced list.

Preparation and explanation of strategies to demonstrate interest, a factor that some schools use when deciding whether or not to admit a student to their institution.

Colleges are getting more and more competitive, so using strategies and creating an authentic, captivating, and unique application that sets your student apart from others is more important than ever.

Tracking of key deadlines and milestones.

Assistance with the entire process of writing compelling essays, from brainstorming to editing and revision.

A financial aid specialist will help you understand where you stand in the college planning process financially, where you need to go, and what it takes to get there!

Advice and strategies to reduce Expected Family Contribution (EFC) and put you in the best position to receive all the financial aid for which you are eligible.

Assist with appeals if necessary.

Ongoing deliberation to ensure the selected school is the best fit academically, financially, and socially.

Evaluate the complicated acceptance and financial aid award letters to see which one would be the best return of investment.

Various resources to help students adjust to college after high school, including budgeting tools, tips to save money, study hacks, and how college is different from high school.