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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here - To add a little more information, our DC is difficult/challenging and does not want to listen to mom and dad. Mom and dad applied to college 30-40 years ago; work very busy jobs; and want to remove ourselves from what will be a stressful, time-consuming process. We also want this to be DC's choice, and not feel like we are unduly influencing her based on our college decisions and biases. I realize this is not for everyone, but I am looking for helpful feedback. [/quote] I would definitely recommend it. We used a consultant for both kids. I would not recommend the particular one we used, but I would recommend having someone on board. It is very helpful to have the consultant put your child on a schedule and to have their knowledge of the process. Plus better to have someone else involved given the dynamic you describe. The best way is to ask around your local community then figure out what you want and interview a few. Some offer a whole package with a set process, others just give a la carte support, like to develop the college list or with essays. [/quote]
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