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3.9 (12 reviews)
Open • 7:30 am - 4:00 pm

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Marrs College Admission Advisors

Marrs College Admission Advisors

4.3(6 reviews)
3.2 mi•Lake Highlands

What an amazing and intelligent woman! Catherine is well connected to the local educational…read moreinstitutions (High schools and colleges; ie: Jesuit Prep; SMU; UD.) and has insights into both. I've seen her help mediocre students become very successful ones and get them into the colleges of their choice on large scholarships. If you want your student to succeed, she's worth every penny - it'll be returned to you in scholarships! And your child will go on to excel in college and in life.

Unfortunately, our experience with Mrs. Marrs was deeply disappointing and, in hindsight, not worth…read morethe investment. From the very beginning she displayed a dismissive and discouraging demeanor, often questioning the student's abilities and udermiming their confidence. Rather than guiding or empowering through the college process, she created an environment where my daughter felt nerouvs and afraid to speak, fearing judgment or belittlement. One of the most concerning moments was when Mrs. Marrs approved a college essay that contained a spelling error, which was then submitted as part of the application - a mistake that should have never been overlooked by a professional. When confronted with it, Mrs. Marrs offered: "good catch" with no acknowledgment of the oversight or apology. For a professional whose job is to support students through such a high-stakes process, that kind of casual dismissal of a serious mistake was incredibly dissapointing. In addition, she offered no meaningful feedback on the essay and provided no hands on support for scholarship applications. In summary: stay away! While she may help with timeliness, her overall approach is negative, unhelpful, and emotionally damaging, especially for students who need thoughtful support during such a critical time. She presents herself with an air of having seen it all -- and as a result, shows little genuine concern or investment. ********** ***** In response to Marrs Reply ************************* I'd like to clarify that I actually did express my concerns multiple times throughout our time working together, particularly regarding the tone and harshness of your messaging during video calls. I brought this up because my daughter consistently felt discouraged and belittled, and it's disheartening to hear that you were unaware -- that, in itself, is quite telling. Additionally, I feel it's important to share that despite your repeated suggestions that she not apply to certain schools, my daughter was accepted into her top choices -- including a highly selective institution and its Honors Program. Her success speaks to her capability, drive, and potential -- the very things that I felt were not being nurtured under your guidance. I also want to emphasize that we raised our concerns early on and with clarity. However, your usual response was to ask, "Is your mom on the call?" On occasions when I wasn't directly involved but listening nearby, I often observed the conversations veer into lengthy, one-sided monologues that offered little in the way of encouragement or meaningful support. It's disappointing to hear you now suggest that perhaps my concerns weren't made known, or that unrealistic expectations might be the cause of our experience. What we expected was professionalism, constructive feedback, and a supportive presence -- none of which are unrealistic in a service as personal and important as college counseling. Thank you for offering to reach out, but I feel that our experience has already run its course. To end on a positive note, I do want to acknowledge that your replies were consistently timely, and I believe you are a genuinely good person. My hope is that, moving forward, you might take time for honest self-reflection -- without defensiveness -- to truly evaluate the role humility plays in working with young people during such a vulnerable and formative process. Best regards, Marta

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The College Concept

The College Concept

5.0(2 reviews)
4.2 mi

Getting into a GOOD school and getting a GOOD scholarship is becoming more and more difficult as…read moremore and more kids understand that they need something to set themselves apart. Unless you've been through this process dozens of times, and have a proven track record of ivy league acceptance, why would you risk your child's future(and your financials) with a DIY mentality? Enter Holly. I was introduced tho Holly through some mutual friends, and although my daughter is a few years off( she's 4 months old), i look forward to being able to work with Holly in the future. It seems like everyone these days has a degree, the big difference maker down the road will be, "where did you get your education?". With the right preparation, the answer will have a prestigious ring to it as well as put a smile on your face because the quarter million dollar price tag came with a quarter million dollar scholarship.

My experience with College Concept was phenomenal. Holly's know-how, input, and guidance was…read moreincredibly helpful during my application process. She helped enormously in trimming down my college list and helping me find schools that matched what I wanted. With her assistance in constructing my essays, compiling my resume, and doing mock interviews, I was admitted into 15 different colleges, including the University of Texas at Austin, Tulane University, Boston College, the University of Michigan, the University of North Carolina, UCLA, the University of Southern California, Emory University, the University of Richmond, and others. Most importantly, she prepared my application so well that I was eventually admitted to my dream school, Vanderbilt University, and awarded a full-tuition academic merit scholarship. She assisted tremendously with my scholarship application as well. This is the university I will be attending. Holly was instrumental in my college application process and I couldn't recommend her services any higher.

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Patton Education

Patton Education

3.0(2 reviews)
7.9 mi•Uptown

Warning to Parents - Please Read Before Considering This Tutor…read more I normally wouldn't write something like this, but I feel a responsibility to speak up, especially when the care of children is involved. This woman has repeatedly harassed me and my family online over something that happened decades ago, before I was even born -- a tragic incident involving my mother. Rather than handling her grief in a mature and private way, she has chosen to publicly attack, target, and bully people who had no involvement. This kind of behavior is deeply concerning, especially from someone offering tutoring services to children. Emotional instability, a lack of boundaries, and the inability to separate personal vendettas from professional life are serious red flags. Parents deserve to know who they are trusting around their kids. Please think twice before putting your child in the hands of someone who behaves like this. Harassment and hate on someone like myself (20 years old) are not qualities anyone should want in an educator.

I used Ms. Patton's service to help accelerate my child's learning. Ms.Patton is very well versed…read morein all things STEM and was impressed how quickly she was able to bond with her student and teach with empathy and a real connection. This is what learning should look like. I would strongly recommend that you take action and use Jessica's service if you want to secure your child's chances in secondary education.

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