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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Private Counselor had some completely idiotic schools on the list. We already had done tons of research, visits and trust our kid’s opinion to what he liked more. I get it for parents that are first Gen, or out of the loop, but most highly educated parents and a Princeton Review college guide will be enough. The only benefit from a college counselor would be the trends they say in a 3-year period, but you can see that on Naviance. Our school has a really good college counselor, so that helps too.[/quote] It sounds like your kids go to a private school. Public school counselors are too busy to work with every student at the school. My spouse and I have eight degrees between us, so I'd consider us "highly educated." For such a big decision, we wanted an expert to provide advice, just like we would for any other major financial investment. [/quote]
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