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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Dear all,

Our daughter is currently a sophomore at a good public [b]Moco[/b] school ([b]W cluster[/b]) and distinguishing herself with high grades and good [b]practice scores on PSAT[/b]. She’s also involved in activities but nothing that is standing out at regional/national level. 
She is our first, and we have aspirations for her to attend an Ivy. She seems self driven to succeed and want the opportunities that an Ivy can provide and spring board for career.  However, we know competition is tough locally and nationally.

Unfortunately, we don’t have expeirence in this matter as her father and I both attended state schools. We are doing ok, but both were not nearly as driven as her when we were her age. Do other parents who are far more knowledgeable/experienced with own path able to recommend service for elite college consultancy to help our DD on right track?

Many thanks.

Concerned anxious parent.[/quote]
C'mon DCUM. Can we not identify a bored troll up in the middle of the night?

MCPS not Moco
W school not cluster
PSAT score not practice scores on PSAT

Clearly OP isn't a native English speaker - too many odd phrases. Entire post is lacking in any specificity that is typical of an actual person inquiring about an actual child. I would almost think it was an AI attempt at a post based on typical phrases in this forum, except for the spelling errors.
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