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What are the Benefits of Hiring a Career Coach?
The journey to career fulfillment is often complex and multifaceted; but with the help of a career coach, it doesn’t have to be. Career coaching has become a game [...]
A Student Athlete’s Guide to College
Are you a high school student athlete dreaming of competing at the college level? Balancing academics and athletics while navigating the college admissions process can feel quite overwhelming. While [...]
How to Make the Most of Having a College Admissions Counselor
As families navigate the complex college admissions process, many turn to firms like ours, independent college admissions counselors, for guidance. Unlike school-affiliated counselors, independent professionals offer tailored services designed [...]
College Admissions
Seniors, it’s crunch time!
How to Write a Letter of Continued Interest (Tips That Work With Samples)
Were you recently waitlisted at your favorite colleges? Craft a compelling Letter of Continued Interest (LOCI) to demonstrate your passion for a school and improve your chances on the waitlist or after deferral.
Managing College Application Stress
It’s no secret that applying to college is stressful. From studying for the SAT and keeping your grades up, to figuring out How to Write a Unique College Essay, [...]
Navigating College Fairs and Open Houses
Applying to college can be an overwhelming process. In addition to writing college essays and taking standardized tests, students must decide where to apply. With nearly 4,000 colleges and [...]
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High School Freshman Advice: 20 Tips for 9th Graders
High school freshman advice: 20 tips for 9th graders on how to succeed during your freshman year of high school. Prepare for your first year by feeling confident!
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