Our counselors have worked in admissions at colleges including Northwestern University, the University of Virginia, and more. As a result, we leverage our admission expertise to help families get a leg-up in the college admission process, find their perfect college fit, submit stellar applications, write essays that stand out, secure scholarships, and achieve their dreams.
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At College Solutions, our team has worked in admissions at colleges, including Northwestern University, the University of Virginia, and several others. As a result, we leverage our admission expertise to help families get a leg-up in the college admission process. No matter when you’re ready to get started, we’re ready to get to work.
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