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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I am a college counselor. I recommend you ask friends and neighbors with college students. They will have recommendations for you. [/quote] DP. A couple of our neighbors used folks across the country. We'd like a counselor in the local area who we can at least meet face to face a couple of times to help with course selection/correction for a sophomore who is still trying to figure out what he wants to do in college and needs some motivation. [/quote] College counselor here again. I'm a better counselor precisely because I work with students in my area as well as students across the country. Having that broader context helps rather than hurts the professional's understanding and ability to help your son. I work just as well with my DMV students as I do with my students from elsewhere. I wouldn't dismiss your neighbors' recommendations solely because of location. [/quote] Thank you! I'd prefer an in-person resource though. DS2 is already having motivation issues with school and none of the remote help we have gotten seems to work. How would you recommend us trying to find someone local? What are the resources available to us parents (other than talking to friends and neighbors)? Also, a price range would definitely help. We'd likely start off hourly and then if needed sign up for a longer term deal. The initial help we'd need is (1) to get DS2 motivated about college and identify what he wants to do (or recommend colleges where that will not matter in the admissions process) and (2) create an EC plan based on his interests. We have already gone through the admissions process for DS 1 but he was a highly motivated kid that knew what he wanted by Sophomore year. [/quote]
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