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Personalized College Admissions Counseling

We offer comprehensive, personalized college admissions counseling services to students locally, around the country, and
 around the world. We guide our students as they navigate the college and university search and application process.
Then, we help get them accepted to the school that is right for them.

Students and their families can join us on this journey at any age
and at any point along the way. We help you craft the package of services
that provides just the right amount of help at the right price.

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Top Reasons to Get Great College Advice®

Find the Right Fit

Spend Education Dollars Wisely

Play the Admission Game Like a Pro

Get It Right the
First Time

Maintain Domestic Tranquility

2200+

Students helped.

$3.8 million

Total merit aid for the class of 2019.

97%

Students accepted to one or more of their top three choices.

3x to 10x

Higher than average admissions rates.

100%

Focused on our individual students.

We divide our college admissions counseling process into distinct modules that can be mixed and matched to provide you with the customized advice you need to map your own college journey.

Our all-inclusive packages ensure you won’t miss a thing along the road to college.

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From Our Blog

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Planning Your College Visit

This is the first in a series of tips to help you plan your campus visits.
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What Classes Should You Take in 12th Grade? 

High school juniors: As you put together your 12th grade class schedule, please keep in mind that colleges want to see you continue to challenge yourself with appropriate course rigor.
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The College Admissions Lifecycle: A Guide Through High School

Follow this grade-by-grade guide to the college admissions process through your high school years.
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College Admission Tips for 9th Grade

High school freshman should focus on grades and extracurriculars to set themselves up for success in the college admissions process.
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Ready to Map Your College Journey?