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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]i spent $14k and have mixed feelings. All the prep and admin work are absolutely doable by a parent. Checking common app, spell checking etc. They wanted to do all of that and I found it a waste of my money. What I did think was helpful was the work they did brainstorming essay ideas, guiding and prompting child to get those done. ED1 to a top 25, so a good result. But I have no idea if that essay was worth 14k. [/quote]

LOL I can tell you no.

But what was worth that 14k was the "brainstorming essay ideas, guiding and prompting child to get those done"

If you can afford that easily, then it was worth it.[/quote]

We have a HHI of $650K.  I promise you that I'd be looking at a divorce if i suggested to my DH that we should hire a college consultant to help our already good writer produce an essay since both he and I write well.  I should set up shop offering to be a college counselor.  I helped my kid get into an Ivy and so maybe I have it down.  [/quote]

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