Personalized College Planning Guidance
Personalized College Planning Guidance
$250.00
Personalized college planning guidance, including one-on-one sessions with students/parents.
Description
Personalized College Planning Guidance
While we provide low cost guidance and support through our books, materials, essay writing assistance, and college planing cohorts, there are students who require a more personalized and hands-on approach. Our personalized college planning guidance provides students with a college planning support team to provide guidance in:
- Developing a matched college list
- Developing a match scholarship list
- Developing high quality college application packages
- Guiding the student in identifying essay topics
- Guiding of essays and writing responses
- Preparing student for interviews
- Developing an academic résumé and special-focus résumé as needed
- Providing an assessment of the student’s strengths, weaknesses, and branding
- Assisting the student in remaining organized to avoid missing application deadlines
- Developing an overall college admissions strategy and performing a comprehensive review of the student’s Common Application
Personalized college planning guidance is purchased in 1.5 hour increments.
I was in a state of disbelief when I received offers of admission to my top four choices: Harvard, University of Southern California, New York University Stern, and Northwestern University. I still don’t think I have been able to internalize this reality. The feeling of complete euphoria I experienced upon seeing the admissions letter confetti was overwhelming. I am happy to say that the stress and hard work of the college process have fully paid off. [Jordan, University of Southern California]
Format:
- Students complete an academic profile and academic résumé
- Students/Parents prepare and present questions in advance
- We engage in an open conversation (via Zoom), during which we respond to student/parent questions and provide our recommendations
Meetings are schedule as needed, around such topics as choosing essay topics, understanding financial aid award letters, strategies for pursuing merit-based scholarships, strategies for pursuing need-based scholarships, application packaging, or applying to specific colleges and programs.