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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We hired an independent consultant 3 years back and he made our life (parents) much easier and most importantly brought new perspectives to the table.
DD was struggling with SAT and reached plateau at one point. He suggested to try ACT. So DD changed her course and focused on ACT. DD got a 36 on ACT!! We were so relieved.
His wife was a journalist, and reviews/comments on all essays and writings. 
DD had a less stressful cycle and now a Junior at a T20 school. The consultant charged $3,500 per cycle. Unlimited essay review. calls, email, text. Meet in person monthly (if I remember correctly). He was quite responsive too.

I think he is now retired due to health issue. Finding the right consultant does help the process.[/quote]

This is obvious advice. Not sure why you didn’t think of it yourself.
My kid plateaued out on SAT and kid immediately decided to try ACT.
It worked as they got a 35. We did not use an outside counselor as a lot of the stuff is common sense and pretty basic information [/quote]

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