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    Clear Choice College Admissions Counseling - Neisha Frank, Owner and Independent Consultant

    Clear Choice College Admissions Counseling

    (5 reviews)

    When I first heard about college counseling services I didn't fully understand it... when I applied…read moreto college 20 years ago it wasn't that hard! I couldn't have been more wrong, the High School landscape, class options, and college application process is way more diverse and complex today. Niesha helped with class strategy, ideas to skip levels, internship and camp ideas.... And of course resumes, essays, applications and more! Niesha's services were the best money I ever spent after wedding planning! Thank you for all your hard work helping my son get into a top college!

    We are extremely happy that we chose to work with Neisha to help two of our triplets with their…read morecollege application process. Having triplets going through the process at the same time was overwhelming to us and we're so grateful we found Neisha! She was calming and reassuring and was able to guide us and keep the kids organized/on track through every step of the process! From assessing the best fit in terms of colleges and majors, to guiding and proofing their essays and holding them accountable on all tasks and deadlines, she took the weight off of us. Neisha also share various scholarship opportunities and websites and coached the kids through the application steps. Additionally, she spent time with us discussing what to expect in terms of attendance costs and financial aid options. Neisha was a pleasure to work with, was always available for questions from either us or the kids and she's very supportive and encouraging. Thankfully, our kids were accepted into the colleges of their choice and we owe a big thank you to Neisha!

    Austin Admissions Consulting - The Best MBA, Law School, and undergraduate advising in Austin.

    Austin Admissions Consulting

    (3 reviews)

    University of Texas

    When applying to undergraduate programs, I worked with numerous college admissions counselors that…read moretended to induce, rather than alleviate, the stress associated with the application process. They would place me on a strict schedule based on the number of sessions I purchased and were so caught up in writing what they thought college admissions boards would want to read that I ended up submitting personal statements that were not so personal. With that said, Sean is not your typical college admissions counselor. He treated me like an actual person, not just a paycheck. At our first session, Sean took the time to simply talk to me and figure out what drove me to this particular career path. He then helped me channel my passion into an eloquent, interesting general personal statement that was later tailored to four different graduate programs. In working with Sean, I did not get just a personal statement, I got complete application support. He gave me his cellphone number and encouraged me to text him with any questions between sessions. He was always quick to respond and would also text me to check-in on my progress. This type of regular communication allowed us to get the small details out of the way and focus on the more important aspects of each application during our face-to-face meetings. Applying to graduate school is overwhelming, but Sean made the process nearly stress-free. I believe his genuine interest in my success was key to writing a personal statement that stood out in a pile of cookie cutter essays. It feels so good to say that I was ACCEPTED TO ALL four graduate programs I applied to and will be attending my dream school starting this fall. Next time I need support on any type of professional application, I will not hesitate to contact Sean and you should too!

    I used AAC to help me get into the extremely competitive MBA program at SMU. After being out of…read moreschool for a few years, I was really overwhelmed, but Devan helped me evaluate my strengths and weaknesses and was able to make sure I understood the admissions process. He helped me with my professional resume and essay, as well as with GRE prep. He is not only very intelligent but is great at very quickly understanding what areas someone needs help in. I only applied to one school and Devan made sure that was the school I got into. He was motivational and logical throughout the entire process. I am extremely glad that I chose to work with this company rather than any others. I would definitely recommend them to others!

    Hampshire Academia

    Hampshire Academia

    (1 review)

    Arboretum, Great Hills

    My daughter Kloee is a junior, and like many parents, I was feeling the pressure of SAT prep. I did…read morea quick Google search for tutors in Austin, and a few names popped up. I reached out, and Andre got back to me the very next day with a professional and detailed email explaining his process and how he works with students. What really stood out to me was that he doesn't just jump into tutoring--he starts with an initial assessment to understand where the student is, then builds a plan from there. I'll be honest--at first we were a little unsure because we hadn't realized he had moved during the pandemic and now does sessions online. But I'm so glad I went with my gut. From the very first session, it was clear that Andre truly cares about his students. He was patient, encouraging, and explained things in a way that made sense to Kloee. She even told me she liked how he used real-life examples to help her connect the dots. After just about two months of working with him, Kloee's score went up by 220 points -- especially in math, where she saw the biggest improvement. We were beyond proud of her, and I know Andre played a huge role in that. We're planning to continue with him this summer to focus more on reading and writing so she can boost her score even more for the August SAT. If you're looking for a tutor who is responsive, thoughtful, and really knows how to connect with students, I can't recommend Andre enough. He was the perfect fit for us!

    From the owner: Hampshire Academia is dedicated to the intellectual development of each and every one of our…read morestudents. To this end, our attention and care to the academic growth of our students extends beyond our individual lessons. To ensure that the quality of our instruction continues to serve as a model of excellence to Austin and surrounding areas, we prioritize value over profit, accepting a limited number of students and remaining accessible to our students outside of class hours. We have an established history of academic success and a profound commitment to academic excellence.

    College Funding Specialists - Picture of the welcome kit that you get so you can see what this is before you pay $1700 + monthly fees

    College Funding Specialists

    (7 reviews)

    Ryan is jovial and fun in conversations. He will tell you that he knows the right things to say to…read morecolleges to get them to assist you with financial assistance. He knows the buzz words, he says. He's a great salesman. So, you might be tempted to pay the $1700 up front fee and the $40/month to receive a generalized newsletter in an email. You may do this thinking that it will all be worth it when he helps you negotiate the college costs in the end, because that is ultimately why you have hired him, right? But, in truth what you will receive for over $2500 in total is a plastic file folder box with files in it where you can keep the information from colleges. (This should cost around $20 if you purchase it yourself at Staples.) You will also receive monthly newsletters. If you want, you will be able to pay extra to receive a Myers Briggs test from a woman in his office. She is very nice and will talk to your kid about possible school choices. (The Myers Briggs test is available online for free, by the way.) Then, he will file your FAFSA for you, but might be a few days (or weeks) late in doing so. He will use generic passwords, the same ones he uses for his other clients. He will ask you not to change the passwords because it's easier for him if your password is the same as all of his clients. Finally, if your kid gets into their dream college (ranked in the top 15 universities in the nation), and are ready to make a decision, you might reach out to Ryan to ask for all of the negotiation help that he promised to deliver. Unfortunately, you will receive a very generic form letter with no school information or details. The letter starts out with something like, "While we appreciate the offer you gave to us, we would like for more aid in scholarships or grants..." There are no buzz words or inside knowledge. In the form letter you will find brackets that will say [insert details here] and you will find yourself doing much of the work that you have been paying for an expert to do. The generic letter might not help one bit and the esteemed university might tell you that you do not qualify for financial aid or assistance, despite a significant cut in income. When you ask Ryan for help with this, you will probably receive a response email that states something like, "Wow. This is great information for me to know. I had no idea this university wouldn't help out first year students. I have other clients interested in this university as well." Then the email will end with something like, "So thanks for this information. Wish it all worked out better for you." And, after all is said and done, you might feel very, very stupid for paying this nice salesman over $2500 for promises he did not deliver. But hey, you will still have a file box, a bunch of electronic newsletters, and he got to learn something from you about a university. And no, he will not refund you for the items he promised but did not deliver.

    I attended one of the free workshops and was surprised by how little I knew about college aid,…read morealthough we already had 3 children in college! The workshop was recommended by a friend who used Mr. Thomson to help his daughter with securing a leading private school for a fraction of the cost of a state school. The information given at the workshop was helpful and if you have kids in high school you are sure to learn something new that will be helpful with the college application process. We found this company a little too late.

    The Princeton Review

    The Princeton Review

    (12 reviews)

    University of Texas

    Not to be confused with The Prince Revue, which is an all-male strip show featuring the likes of…read moreme, Tatum and McConaughey, and we dance to When Doves Cry and Kiss and all sorts of other Princely Prince songs. TAFKAPFTW. Who doesn't love the Princeton Review? But it's not actually based in Princeton apparently? Or at least maybe for this region, it's based right here in this mall, just seconds from UT campus. Pretty interesting. Pretty cool actually since it's basically on campus. It closes earlier than the rest of them though so most of the times I've been here I haven't been able to check it out. Anyway it's more Barbie's thing than mine because she went to the Ivy League and is actually proud of it, whereas I went to Oxford and am indifferent to it at best.

    Update 5/26/11: my daughter just finished her first year at a top Ivy League university. I…read moreguarantee the Princeton Review, which upped her score considerably, was a big part of her getting into a class with a 9% acceptance rate. Not to mention, the university offered her super financial aid, so it ended up being very, very affordable. Our investment in the PR course ended up paying off in a huge way. Original review from Feb 2010: My kid took the SAT prep course, and it made a substantial difference in her score. I'd bought several test prep books that helped a little, but there is something about the in-person experience that really makes the info sink in, so this is absolutely worth the time and effort. It's expensive, so look online for promotional codes which can save some money. It does involve homework, so be sure to budget time appropriately. The only caveat is their system for the essay - though she's a particularly skilled writer, she followed the PR instructions to the letter for this test section (instead of doing her usual thing) - and it actually cost her points. If we did it again, I'd tell her to ignore them on the essay bits but pay close attention for the rest. Overall, we enthusiastically recommend Princeton Review.

    Anchored Strategic Advisors - Leander Chamber of Commerce new member plaque presentation

    Anchored Strategic Advisors

    (4 reviews)

    Working with Cole Drum at Anchored Strategic Advisors has been an exceptional experience from start…read moreto finish. Cole brings a rare combination of deep financial expertise, genuine care, and clear communication that immediately builds trust. He takes the time to understand your goals, explains complex concepts in a way that actually makes sense, and offers thoughtful strategies tailored to your life--not a one‑size‑fits‑all approach. What continues to impress me most is Cole's consistency. Whether it's a quick question or a major planning decision, he's responsive, prepared, and always focused on what's best for you. It's clear he truly values long‑term relationships, not transactions. If you're looking for a financial advisor who is knowledgeable, grounded, and sincerely invested in your success, Cole Drum is the person you want in your corner. Highly recommended.

    From day one, Cole truly listened to all of my concerns and made the transition to his firm…read moreseamless. He and Wendy stay on top of every detail -- making sure all documents are signed, submitted, and handled correctly. Their professionalism and care gave us total confidence that we were in the best hands. Working with Anchored Strategic Advisors was hands down one of the best decisions we've ever made for planning our retirement and our future. If you're looking for a team that's knowledgeable, responsive, and genuinely invested in your success -- look no further!

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