There is so much press about college that it’s hard to know what to believe or where to begin the process.
The number of choices may appear overwhelming, or not be sufficiently broad. Students and parents alike are often confused about college admissions criteria and whether or not their student will be admitted. Paying for college is also a major concern. Students with learning disabilities, ADHD, and other challenges have special considerations when applying to college. Working with a professional will help keep the process focused and alleviate much of the stress involved with applying to and getting into college.
Perhaps more than anything, both students and families need moral support during this process. I have yet to meet a family not needing this type of support. Students and parents can become anxious and need to be reassured that everything will be okay. Sometimes students procrastinate and need someone other than parents to drive the process, keep them organized, and hold them to deadlines. Questions arise and the family needs credible and honest answers. The relationship between students, parents, and us as consultants is critical. This is more than just about “getting things done.”
As lead consultant for college counseling at RNG International, I, Rebecca, am working directly with students. These are just some of the ways I work with students as they go through the college application process:
Let RNG be your guide through the overwhelming process so that you can focus on what’s important, your family! CONTACT US and let’s talk.
More about Rebecca and her credentials for college advising
More and more people are entering the business of college advising, and students and families must choose their consultant wisely. It’s not only important that personalities click, but also that the consultant is qualified to guide the student. Here are some things to know about Rebecca (Becky). She:
You can read more about her bio here.
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*Independent Educational Consultant Association, Higher Education Consultants Association, National Association of College Admissions Counseling, and International Association of College Admissions Counseling