Our Consulting Team Provides:
- A Personal College Planning Team for you
- Guidance that can help you avoid costly mistakes
- Tools to help with college funding
- Mentoring through the college planning process
- Peace of Mind!!
Our Services
College Funding
College Admissions
College Admissions
We help with college financial plans and provide a personalized strategy.
- Expected Family Contribution (EFC)
- School-by-School affordability assessment
- Completion of FAFSA
- Completion of CSS Profile Forms
- In-depth Scholarship Search and Location
- College Loan Manual and Total Guidance
- Financial Aid Maximization
College Admissions
College Admissions
College Admissions
We provide mentoring for the college process.
- SAT/ACT Preparation
- Create your best-fit List of schools to apply to
- Complete Admissions Guidance
- Application Review
- Essay Brainstorm and Review
- Mock Admissions Interviews
- Student Resume Preparation
- Help with choosing the best major(s)
- Interest Assessment
Career Development
College Admissions
Career Development
We assess students' personalities and interests and provide guidance on their careers.
- Internship Search
- Career Advising and Coaching
- Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
- Annual Support (until degree is earned)
- Career Resume Preparation
- Interview Preparation & Mock Job Interviews
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I begin my college search & planning process?
At the latest, the college search process should begin in the student’s junior year of high school. College planning should have started when you got the “test results 17 years ago.” The closer your student is to going to college, the more challenging it is for us. But that is why we are so good at what we do!
How do I qualify for financial aid even if I make too much money?
College funding planning is not just about need-based aid. Many other planning strategies are available to drastically reduce your out of pocket costs. There are many legal ways to skin the college-funding beast. For example, cash flow strategies, merit-based aid strategies, student positioning strategies, appeal strategies, and more!