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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]At a non-DMV private. Like so many others here. 3.8 uw kid without private counselor: Admitted to all early action/rolling schools - some with merit, including Michigan (other than USC). Waiting on private RD T25 in March and a few SLACs. Humanities major (undersubscribed major). National awards. [b]Did have essay coaching /editing, but no private counseling.[/b][/quote] You are splitting hairs. That's a private counselor.[/quote] I agree. We hired a private counselor with kid 1 and all we used him for was as an essay coach. WIth kid 2, I didn't feel like we needed it, and we didn't hire anyone. If you paid someone, you hired a private counselor. [/quote] We definitely paid someone to help edit DC's essay, so I'm not claiming to be above anything! But the essay editor was a writer/ writing instructor. He actually didn't weigh in at all on the strategy of applying to school. In fact, my kid's essay topic was related to an activity that signaled privilege. I tried to steer the process to another topic, but the editor pushed back and said the narrative was terrific. In the end, we may have been better off with a college entrance specialist! [/quote]
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