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At Annapolis College Consulting, we know that finding the right college isn’t just about rankings—it’s about fit. That’s why we offer a range of service packages tailored to meet each student’s individual needs, goals, and timeline. Whether you’re looking for comprehensive support or targeted guidance, we’re here to help you navigate the process with confidence and clarity.
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1:1 College Consulting
Our premium package helps your family from now through success. We will help your family navigate the often stressful waters of the college application process. Differentiating your student through their activities, essays, and the college application. We find the right fit academically, socially, geographically and financially.
Highly Selective Comprehensive Program
This program is for students who are interested in the most selective schools. In order to compete in this highly-competitive arena, we help the student differentiate themselves. The package includes the Comprehensive Program plus a unique research project, a quick prep test prep program and additional essay work.
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Brainstorming the best college essays is our jam. Choose the package you need.
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Annapolis College Consulting partners with businesses, non-profits, and other professionals to provide students with internships, resources, and training needed to be prepared for the college application and admissions process.
Help Articles - Quick Reads
Useful information that's worth reading and will help in your college application processRecent Posts
Why Doesn’t My Child’s GPA “Match” His or Her SAT®/ACT® Score?
…the idea that GPA and test scores should “match” is fundamentally flawed, as they are very different in what they intend to test: a 5.0 GPA student may score poorly on a standardized test, whereas a student with a 3.0 may achieve great success with standardized testing.- Jackie, College Sharks Digital Test Prep
Do I Need a College Counselor? | Annapolis College Consulting
Wondering if you need a college counselor? Discover 7 reasons families trust Annapolis College Consulting and Lee Norwood to simplify college admissions and save money. ALL families do better with us on their team- just check out our Google reviews.
Mastering the College Journey
Lee has worked with hundreds of students and visited countless colleges, helping families navigate the college application process with less stress. We’ll explore her approach and insights on guiding students through today’s ever-changing college landscape.
Trends and Sticker Shock in College Tuition
Trends in College Tuition College tuition has long been a hot-button issue in the United States, and recent data reveals a complex landscape of rising sticker prices, shifting net costs, and evolving student debt patterns. As families grapple with affordability and...
Meet Marcy Cowan, Leader of Our ACC Essay Resource Team
Essays are a huge part of the college admissions process. At Annapolis College Consulting and College Sharks, Marcy Cowan leads the charge as we help students find their unique voice for their personal statement. Marcy brings a wealth of experience and passion to...
“It’s Go TIme!” ~ When Does My Junior Start College Prep
It's go time! Junior year of high school is your moment to shine and gear up for college admissions. This is the year colleges will take a close look at, so make every grade count. Expect to push yourself with AP, Honors, and IB courses, but also find time to dive...
When should parents help their high schoolers with College Applications? Should kids stay in state or out of state for college? Private or public schools?
When should parents help their high schoolers with College Applications?
Should kids stay in state or out of state for college? Private or public schools?
What are some of the top things that colleges look for in applicants? These questions and more on today’s podcast.
Is it better for your kid’s application to be involved in extracurricular activities? Scouts? IB Programs? AP Programs? Honors Programs?
What Stands Out Most in College Admissions? Be Authentic!
Business owner of College Sharks Lee Norwood helps break down the complexities of college admissions for thousands of college students. And she loves the lessons the teens teach her on humility, storytelling, grit, determination–all of which they need to enter a college that will take them places.
What Should High School Juniors Be Doing This Summer For College?
As your high school junior steps into the classroom this fall, they're not just beginning a new academic year but embarking on a critical phase of their college admissions journey. This time can feel overwhelming, but by focusing on four key priorities, your teen can...
The Dog Days of Summer…6 Things for Seniors to Get Done
I refuse to say that summer is almost over. I like to keep it alive through September at least. But the reality is that in just a few weeks, traffic will no longer flow to the ocean, rather it will be stopped by school busses and parent pick-up lines. We do have time...