For Parents
It’s probable that whenever you think about college for your son or daughter, you start feeling stressed. That’s normal: it’s a tremendous undertaking—emotionally, mentally, practically and financially.
Add to that the possibility that your son or daughter isn’t exactly alleviating the stress. The reality is that for most high school students, college is a fuzzy concept. Sure, high school will eventually end, but right now? Hanging out with friends and studying for next week's history test are in the forefront of their minds. There’s plenty of time to worry about college … later.
As you probably know, later is … now.
And if you’ve been talking to guidance counselors and looking through college admissions literature, you’re probably picking up on the fact that getting into college is pretty much a full-time job.
Well, that’s true. But it doesn’t have to be your full-time job. I’m here to take the stress out of wondering if you have the right forms, if you filed them at the right time, if your child is taking he right class … I’ve been through the process many, many times, and I know exactly what it takes. And I’m here to stay with you through the whole thing, to make sure that everything is done so that your child can go to the college of his or her choice—and that the choice he or she makes is the right one.
What it takes from you is a commitment: the commitment to work as a team. To work with me to keep your son or daughter engaged in the process. To see me as your partner in getting things done when they need to be done. To share your concerns and your problems with me. From the moment we sign the contract, we’re in it together.
TOGETHER, WE’LL REACH YOUR GOAL!
Add to that the possibility that your son or daughter isn’t exactly alleviating the stress. The reality is that for most high school students, college is a fuzzy concept. Sure, high school will eventually end, but right now? Hanging out with friends and studying for next week's history test are in the forefront of their minds. There’s plenty of time to worry about college … later.
As you probably know, later is … now.
And if you’ve been talking to guidance counselors and looking through college admissions literature, you’re probably picking up on the fact that getting into college is pretty much a full-time job.
Well, that’s true. But it doesn’t have to be your full-time job. I’m here to take the stress out of wondering if you have the right forms, if you filed them at the right time, if your child is taking he right class … I’ve been through the process many, many times, and I know exactly what it takes. And I’m here to stay with you through the whole thing, to make sure that everything is done so that your child can go to the college of his or her choice—and that the choice he or she makes is the right one.
What it takes from you is a commitment: the commitment to work as a team. To work with me to keep your son or daughter engaged in the process. To see me as your partner in getting things done when they need to be done. To share your concerns and your problems with me. From the moment we sign the contract, we’re in it together.
TOGETHER, WE’LL REACH YOUR GOAL!