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When families first see price tags like $18,000 for college counseling, it can be shocking. But our survey of 50+ independent counselors nationwide shows that while $18,000 is at the high end, it's not unusual in certain metro markets.
Across the U.S., families lose out on thousands of dollars in scholarships and aid every year because of missed deadlines. At many universities, the biggest merit awards are reserved for applicants who hit priority dates.
It's 11 PM. Your ADHD teen just remembered their college application is due tomorrow. The essay isn't started. The recommendations aren't requested. And you're standing in their doorway, trying not to scream, cry, or just do it yourself.
When families first see price tags like $18,000 for college counseling, it can be shocking. But our survey of 50+ independent counselors nationwide shows that while $18,000 is at the high end, it's not unusual in certain metro markets.
Across the U.S., families lose out on thousands of dollars in scholarships and aid every year because of missed deadlines. At many universities, the biggest merit awards are reserved for applicants who hit priority dates.
It's 11 PM. Your ADHD teen just remembered their college application is due tomorrow. The essay isn't started. The recommendations aren't requested. And you're standing in their doorway, trying not to scream, cry, or just do it yourself.
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