Who we work with
We see first hand the drawbacks of high counselor-to-student ratios in California. For effective college counseling, the National Association for College Admissions Counseling (NACAC) recommends a ratio of 1 counselor for every 100 students. Ratios in our area reach 1:850 and upwards. Also, according to the most recent report by NACAC, "2019 State of College Admission Report", private school counselors spend an average of 31% of their time on college counseling while public school counselors spend on average only 19% of their time on college counseling.
Public School Students, focusing on those with less access to college counseling
Most public school counselors simply don't have enough time to work with students on the college process and is one of the main reasons why we initiated offering college planning services. All services are available to public school students. Starting 2021, we are focusing on public school students with less access to college counseling.
What types of students?
We work with students in all academic ranges: average students, B-students, and honors and AP students. We work with students with learning disabilities, student-athletes, students who know specifically what they want out of college, and students who have no idea of where to start looking.
Let us fill in the gaps where our school counselors can’t.
To learn more about our services, click "Services" at the top of this page.