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>wanted a prestigious college at a low cost
He had only lived in the United States for a few years, so The College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia was a great fit for him.
He applied Early Decision, wrote about his international experiences, and got in right away. Irina- Arnold, MD
> Money was the major consideration for this student
She wanted to go to graduate school. We looked at finding schools with strong grants and scholarships to keep the costs low.
She received offers for over $100K in merit scholarship from a private college and several Maryland state schools. She was accepted to all the schools that she applied to, and ultimately chose one that the team suggested to her because it was an excellent fit for both her career goals and her limited funds of $15K per year. A.K- Virginia
> He was interested in attending an Ivy League school...
We focused on grades, test scores, leadership, and developed a number of original community service projects which he implemented. His community service project was put into every high school in his county.
He was accepted into the College of Engineering at Cornell University, the Whiting School of Engineering at Johns Hopkins University, and was also given close to a full-ride scholarship to the University of Maryland. John L.- Annapolis
> they were interested in attending a highly selective university
We built a comprehensive program that evidenced his interest in political science including coursework, leadership activities, and extracurricular.
We helped him shape a journey that included attending Boy's State in Washington, DC, becoming the student advisor to our Department of Education/County Executive, and holding officer positions in clubs at his high school. Johns Hopkins welcomed him with open arms. H.T.- Broadneck
The Team brought out the very best in our son. We had high expectations, but no idea how the process works. Without their help, Duke would have remained a dream rather than our son's new university.