Please recommend a private college counselor

[Anonymous]

That helped your high performing child get into the college of their dreams. DC is in a public school in APEX program. Will need help with applications, essays, college selection.
Thank you in advance!

[Anonymous]

I can help with essays and college selection. Free of charge, but you would need to post here (which is not suitable for essays, but is for college selection).

I know this is not really what you are seeking, however this may prompt additional responses.

[Anonymous]

We used Prep Matters for ACT prep and essays. They were terrific.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That helped your high performing child get into the college of their dreams. DC is in a public school in APEX program. Will need help with applications, essays, college selection.
Thank you in advance!

Toxic perspective

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That helped your high performing child get into the college of their dreams. DC is in a public school in APEX program. Will need help with applications, essays, college selection.
Thank you in advance!

Talk with friends and neighbors with seniors or graduated students from your DC's school. They have recommendations for you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That helped your high performing child get into the college of their dreams. DC is in a public school in APEX program. Will need help with applications, essays, college selection.
Thank you in advance!

Toxic perspective

What's your kid's "dream school"?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That helped your high performing child get into the college of their dreams. DC is in a public school in APEX program. Will need help with applications, essays, college selection.
Thank you in advance!

Toxic perspective

What's your kid's "dream school"?

My kid has been well cautioned against adopting such a doomed ideal--guaranteed to lead to disappointment, either when the school rejects them or when they get there and discover its warts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That helped your high performing child get into the college of their dreams. DC is in a public school in APEX program. Will need help with applications, essays, college selection.
Thank you in advance!

Toxic perspective

Well, thanks. I didn’t asked for your option, did I?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That helped your high performing child get into the college of their dreams. DC is in a public school in APEX program. Will need help with applications, essays, college selection.
Thank you in advance!

Talk with friends and neighbors with seniors or graduated students from your DC's school. They have recommendations for you.

I would if I knew anyone like that. Why do you think I am asking here.

[Anonymous]

Our DD used Richard Montauk. He's by the hour so came in a lot cheaper than the package deals you hear about. She's now in an Ivy. https://www.richardmontauk.com/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:That helped your high performing child get into the college of their dreams. DC is in a public school in APEX program. Will need help with applications, essays, college selection.
Thank you in advance!

Toxic perspective

Well, thanks. I didn’t asked for your option, did I?

If I had the option to put your kid on a better path, I'd do it. Sadly, you're probably the only one with that option.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Our DD used Richard Montauk. He's by the hour so came in a lot cheaper than the package deals you hear about. She's now in an Ivy. https://www.richardmontauk.com/

Give it a rest, Richard.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Our DD used Richard Montauk. He's by the hour so came in a lot cheaper than the package deals you hear about. She's now in an Ivy. https://www.richardmontauk.com/

Give it a rest, Richard.

LOL !

[Anonymous]

I have friends whose kids used the following service:
https://nancylevonian.com/classes-and-camps/crafting-your-college-application/

[Anonymous]

Prep Matters

OP no guarantees any of these people get your kid into an ivy league