If you’d like to learn more about our college consulting services and how we can help your student gain admission to their college of choice, just reach out to us with information on your student’s situation and their needs. We’ll get back to you as soon as we can, and together we can work out an arrangement to best guide your student through this stressful but critical period of their life.

No. We work with ambitious students from all over the world to gain admission to college programs all over the United States and Canada. We’re limited only by the workload capacity of our counselors—we serve students on a first-come, first-serve basis.

We offer a number of packages to fit a range of client needs and budgets. Contact us to discuss your student’s situation and request a free quote for college consulting services.

Yes. In general, our former clients are happy to answer questions from prospective new clients. However, to avoid bombarding them with too many questions, we ask that you use this reference as the final step in your decision-making process.

No. College admissions are never guaranteed, and it’s unethical to guarantee admission not only to a particular school but also in general. While we work hard to bring out the maximum potential in your student and help them submit the best college applications they can, admissions decisions are ultimately left to the administrators of each college, so college consultants can never guarantee admission. The Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA) Principles of Good Practice does not allow for guarantees, and be wary of any college consulting service that offers admissions guarantees—they cannot actually guarantee this, and making such a guarantee indicates a poor standard of ethics.

The ideal time to begin college consulting depends on each student’s individual circumstances, but we can work with students as early as 8th grade and as late as 12th grade. Starting consulting earlier gives your student more opportunity to shape their high school experience in accordance with their longer-term academic goals and helps them advance through their courses with more purpose, but even in the 12th grade, it’s not too late to start.

We generally don’t work with students below the 8th grade, as we believe they’re simply too young to sufficiently benefit from college consulting, but as parents, you can start preparing your child for a successful college experience as soon as they start school. We understand that you may have questions about how to best help shape your child for a fruitful future, so we’re open to periodic questions from parents for children as young as 5.