Why Personalized College Counseling? A Student Explains
Jared Hobson June 16, 2009 No Comments
Sometimes students aren’t sure that they need individually tailored college consulting. In this short video, one of my clients explains
Sometimes students aren’t sure that they need individually tailored college consulting. In this short video, one of my clients explains
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I ran across these hilarious mistakes on college admissions essays submitted to Vassar and Bates colleges. You can find them
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