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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I get that this post is probably geared towards families gunning for Ivies and with lots of cash to burn but I just wanted to tell everyone else that you really don’t need this. I did college research myself to understand what the best matches would be for my DC - there are so many resources out there for free that any educated person can help their kid assemble a list. We did pay DC’s regular tutor to help with test prep and to be the task master on essays. Worth every penny to have someone else help brainstorm, set deadlines for drafts, and then give a basic review before submitting. I think there were maybe 3 different essays. Probably spent less than 1k on all of this, and if we hadn’t done the test prep would’ve been even less, only $200-300 dollars for the essay sessions. [/quote]

Many hire college consultants because they want to communicate in a confidential manner with a person experienced in this area who has specific knowledge about the applicant.

It is important to establish what you want & expect from any professional relationship.[/quote]

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