It is ideal to begin the college application process early on, to ensure students effectively meet or exceed university recommendations and requirements. Some College Coaching Services clients engage with a coach in as early as the 9th grade, while others begin the process in the 10th or 11th year of high school.

College Coaching Services is a comprehensive package of services designed to individually guide and support high school, college transfer and graduate students throughout their college research, preparation and application process. Coaching and curriculum meets each student’s unique needs, and effectively helps students to define the desired college experience and develop top-quality applications.

The package includes assistance in many areas, each customized based on a student’s individual needs and objectives. Our services include: Setting personal goals Developing a professional resume Identifying campus preferences Detailing stretch, probable and safety choices Developing a standardized testing timeline Planning and completing college applications Brainstorming essay topics Obtaining letters of recommendation Preparing for admission interviews

College Coaching Services guides students and their families through every step of the college admissions process in order to identify the colleges (or graduate school programs) that are the best academic and social fit. We then work with each student to help them portray the most comprehensive representation of who they are to the admissions committees of their chosen colleges.

College Coaching Services is headquartered in Southern California, with offices in Irvine, CA, Santa Barbara, CA, and Washington, D.C. We utilize a blended learning model, combining in-person and virtual meeting tools, enabling us to assist students from across the country and around the world. All curriculum and meetings are individualized to meet each student’s unique needs.

We begin preparing students for the college application process in as early as the 9th grade, and work with them throughout their high school years. It is ideal to begin the process early on, to ensure students effectively meet or exceed university recommendations and requirements. We also work with transfer students and graduate students to assist them in achieving their college goals.

An independent counselor supplements your high school counselor’s efforts by providing additional personalized guidance throughout the college admissions process. This may include working with you to develop a balanced list of universities, helping create your activity list, preparing for interviews and college visits, explaining the admissions process, and helping with brainstorming and editing components of the application. An independent counselor will not contact an admissions office on behalf of the student, nor can an independent counselor “get” a student admitted. Be wary of anyone who promises to get your student into an Ivy League university – no one can guarantee admission and this premise violates the ethics of the profession.

Contact us for information on our cost-effective package pricing.