Anonymous wrote:Figure out school list on your own unless not from this country, then I get the need for help.
Pay for a good person to edit essays.
The rest is a waste.,
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Bro, what's on your info? For $10k, I can can be your consultant. Anyways I'll give you a free tip. Use Chatgpt.
It's not complicated. Have perfect SAT scores, max scores on AP calculus and physics, and an extracurricular activity that you really enjoy (I did fencing and was A-rated). International Math Olympics is also a great experience. I went to Stanford.
Right but you wouldn’t get in today. Not saying these consultants are worth anything but admissions is so crazy right now.
Anonymous wrote:Bro, what's on your info? For $10k, I can can be your consultant. Anyways I'll give you a free tip. Use Chatgpt.
It's not complicated. Have perfect SAT scores, max scores on AP calculus and physics, and an extracurricular activity that you really enjoy (I did fencing and was A-rated). International Math Olympics is also a great experience. I went to Stanford.
Anonymous wrote:We’re at about 1.3M HHI and are paying slightly less, about 35K for 4 yrs. I make about 70% of that HHI. Yes, a ridiculous sum, but I consider it a luxury purchase for my benefit— to improve my own mental and emotional health by having a third party be the one to keep my kid and spouse on track instead of me badgering them. I know a lot of the information and could give the same advice, but the kid and spouse don’t believe it when I say things, but will listen when same things coming from the hired counselor. I don’t care for luxury cars, designer fashions, beauty treatments etc etc, but this is a luxury splurge for ME, not for the kid. And worth every penny in terms of relieving mental and emotional load.
Anonymous wrote:I have two friends who went to HYS undergrads and law schools and then got burnt out from big law and became high end college consultants. One changes 150k for the 4 years of high school.