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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We found the person we hired to be invaluable. Her insight into what schools to look at and what those schools want in an applicant was far beyond what our private high school counselor could offer. And, her help with the essays really produced incredible narratives. Results: My son only applied to six schools because he got in ED1 to his top choice. He immediately withdrew the other five. He actually heard from a second school -- he received a huge merit scholarship. [/quote]

I encourage readers to be careful. This may be an ad rather than the posting of an actual user. If the person was that good, the post would have named the college advisor--but that would have opened the recommendation to public comment.

I have been involved in college counseling for several decades--mostly without charge to students & families who could not afford to pay. I assure you that even those charging in the $25,000 to $100,000+ range are not as good as this unidentified counselor.[/quote]

Rick Singer charged that much and he got terrific results…[/quote]

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