With Some Support, You Can Do This On Your Own
We understand that some students and families want or need a college admissions coach to be there throughout the entire process. In fact, we do a great deal of that work at Evolve, and work with students for as long as two years at times!
But we also know that not all students or families need that, and not all families are in a position to make that financial commitment.
Up to now, there were essentially three choices:
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Spend $5,000 to $15,000 to hire someone to support you through the entire process.
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Utilize the school guidance counselor, who may be well intentioned but is overworked and may not have a great grasp of who the student is.
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Spend countless hours on Google, cross your fingers and hope for the best.
Well, now there is another choice, and for many families, a better one. This option doesn't cost thousands of dollars, depend on a guidance counselor, or rely on Google or good luck!
Our signature system, 5 Modules to College Acceptance™, expertly guides you through the entire process.
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When and where do you begin?
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How do you form a list?
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What schools might be a good fit?
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When should I secure recommendations?
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Should I apply early action or early decision and what are the pros and cons?
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What is the Common Application?
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What should the essay be about?
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What is a good timeline?
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Does early decision make sense?
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When do I submit and what do I do afterward?
Acceptance rates at highly competitive schools are less than 10%, many schools are under 25%, and even state colleges and universities often admit less than half of applicants. It can be overwhelming. Don't leave it up to chance.
Just as we do when working with students one on one, our online course meets your son or daughter where they are at, not where anyone wishes they were. The ultimate goal is always the same: to find the college that is the best fit for them.
If they have a high GPA and test scores, awesome. If they have B’s and C’s and didn’t crush the SAT, that’s fine too. If they haven’t taken a standardized test yet, no problem.
