Get Into Your DREAM College

Admission Strategy: Understand the student and formulate a strategy so that the child has a best shot at admissions. Sometimes the strategy changes as the interests change.

Plan Creation: Create an individualized plan based on interests and strengths of the student that will allow them to achieve their greatest potential and stand out in the application process. 

Study Habits: Help develop good study habits which will help to increase grades in high school and make the student independent and self-sufficient when they goes to college.

Academic Course Selection: Select courses according to the student’s strengths. Suggest supplemental courses to boost academic performance.

Extracurricular Activities: Broaden the mind to take part in extracurricular activities that are a good fit for the student. Sharpen these extracurricular activities to create a strong profile for college applications.

Volunteering Activities: Suggest volunteering opportunities that fit in with the student’s interests and are unique.

Summer Internships/Plans: Guide students through the application process for summer internships & programs to help broaden their mind while learning about different fields and perspectives that will create or solidify interest in potential majors.

Admissions Insights: Provide insight on admission process so  parents as well as students can better plan the high school years.

Test Prep Timeline/Advice: Advise on SAT, ACT, and AP tests and suggest the best prep timeline for the student. Also, analyze the areas of improvement needed to improve standardized test score.

Application Strategy: Devise a strategy by analyzing what colleges are looking for. Assess the student’s strengths to maximize chances of admissions into dream colleges·

Branding and Packaging: Bring all parts of the application together in a way that will communicate a coherent and consistent brand to the admission officers.

College Selection: There are many great colleges in the United States; find the best colleges within the top twenty that fit with the student’s interests, personality, and major.

College Communications/Interest: Guide in communication with colleges and help establish interest to improve chances of admission.

Application Guidance and Management: Applications can be a tedious process; keep the student on track to ensure that his/her applications are submitted on time.

Essay Assistance: Brainstorm ideas to write strong, memorable essays that help the student’s application look unique. 

Interview Preparation: A good interview may not get the student into the college, but a bad interview can keep the student out; practice interviews to ensure they have a good interview.

Q/A Anytime: Always available to answer questions on the college admissions process via email, text, or meeting.