College Admission Coach℠ |
|
Frequently Asked QuestionsDo top students with great grades and high SAT scores really need help to get into selective colleges?
Yes, because there are lots of students with great statistics. The subjective factors such as teacher recommendations, compelling essays and demonstrated passion for an activity or cause may make the difference, and a coach helps the student accentuate these positives. Do you work with students who have struggled in high school? Yes! If student has at least a 2.5 GPA and wants to go to a four-year college, there are schools that are an appropriate match. There are also schools that have great support systems for students with learning differences. When should a student start getting coaching? Students are accepted for coaching as early as second semester of eigth grade and as late as November 1st of their senior year (pending available space). “Jodi has a rare quality that allows her to connect with high school students. Without her coaching I sincerely doubt our son would have received as many admission and merit-scholarship offers.”
- Dave, parent "Sincerely, I don't think I would be where I am today if it wasn't for Rachel. Her passion and belief in me encouraged me to apply to top universities, and her expertise helped me to secure a spot in one! She's warm, understanding, and very sharp! From giving amazing editing tips to video calls and chats about life in between, I am grateful to have met her and to have gotten the chance to work with her. From one student to another, let her help you!" Claire, student |
College Counseling ServicesCollege Admission Coach provides customized, comprehensive college planning and application assistance including:
Coaching may be performed face-to-face, by phone, Zoom, using shared Google Drive folders or via email. Most coaching uses a mix of all of these communication methods. Face-to-face coaching is available in Portland, Oregon, Southwest Washington and Tacoma, Wasington. |