All Four Years College Coaching

Common App opened Aug. 1st. What questions do you have?

Getting ready to send your child off to college can be overwhelming. Check out our blog post for tips and suggestions. Leave a comment or ask a question and we'll get back to you. We also have tips for a successful summer and get into the pros and cons of a trade school vs traditional college. Let's talk about it.

Ready, Set, Go Preparing for your first child to leave for college is both an exciting and emotional time for the student and the family. It’s normal for parents and students to feel a mix of joy, grief, and anxiety.

Decision Day is approaching! If you need help with this monumental decision, we are here for you! [email protected]

Need help building a college list for your junior. We can help. Email us:
[email protected]. We work with students all four years!

Undocumented parents can help their child complete the FAFSA application. For more information email us [email protected]

Undocumented parents can help their child complete the FAFSA application. For more information email us: [email protected]

Work study is part of your SAR and provides money directly to you. For tips for finding a job and handling your money, email us: [email protected]

Usernames and Passwords!
Keep track of them.
Losing access can delay FAFSA corrections, SAR comparisons financial aid appeals, scholarship searches, etc. For smart solutions to stay organized. Email us: [email protected]

Hi rising seniors, be sure to have a productive summer: internships, working for others or yourself. Record yourself exploring, or discovering, or producing and or researching. .

To prepare for college, high school students should take and pass the most rigorous courses offered by YOUR school! For more information, email us: [email protected]

Any time is a good time to visit a college. Walking around most campuses is free and easy. However, if you would like to speak to a rep, you need an appointment!
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Wait until you have heard from all of the colleges you have applied to before you start negotiations.
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