Preparing for the next step doesn’t have to be overwhelming
For many students, choosing a college is one of the first big steps toward independence. But the sheer amount of options can be confusing.
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What do they want to study?
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In state or out of state?
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Large school or small school?
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Are their test scores good enough?
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How many schools do they apply to?
All of these questions can cause students to put off the decisions, make poor ones, and put undue stress on them and the family. We are here to meet students where they’re at and to help demystify the process.
The College Application Process Does Not Need To:
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Feel overwhelming
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Rely on an overworked guidance counselor
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Be a constant source of stress
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Leave you feeling confused
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Strain family relationships
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Rely on parents being the application police
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Have you wondering if you did it right
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Be driven by Google searches and good luck
Our free resources are a good place to start. Just fill out the simple form and we will get you both our College Application Timeline, as well as How To Begin Creating A College List.
We understand that a college needs to fit a student's unique goals, personality, interests, and needs. We meet your daughter or son where they're at, and support them in finding the college that is the right fit for them.
We guide you through the entire application process, answering these questions and many, many more.
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Where do I begin?
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How do I form a college list?
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What is a good timeline?
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What schools might be a good fit for me?
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What is the Common App?
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What should my essay be about?
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What activities should I include?
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What is the difference between early decision, early action, and regular decision?
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Which one is right for me?
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How many letters of recommendation do I need?
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What activities should I include?
Acceptance rates at highly competitive schools are less than 10%, many schools are under 25%, and even state colleges and universities often admit less than half of applicants. It can be overwhelming.
Relying on Google searches, an overworked guidance counselor, and good luck is not a recipe for success. Get the support you need.
If they have a high GPA and test scores, awesome. If they have B’s and C’s and didn’t crush the SAT, that’s fine too. If they haven’t taken a standardized test yet, no problem.We have plans that meet a variety of needs. Learn more by clicking the button below that fits where you are in the process.