It’s Time to Get Serious about College Admissions Prep.

If your goal is college admission, your high school junior year a critical time to focus on the college admissions process.  

The fact is, more than 3 million students will graduate from high school this year making the potential pool of competition for your desired school great.  Considering your high school guidance counselors spend only 25% of their time on college admissions guidance and that time is typically spread over hundreds of students, they likely cannot provide the in-depth help you need.  
That’s why we’re here.

How can you increase your chances of getting into your favorite college?  

College admission officers are looking for these primary factors (and others):

• Grades in College Prep Courses
• Strength of Curriculum
• High Standardized Admissions Test Scores (SAT/ACT)
• Overall High School GPA
• Well-Written Essay
• High Class Rank

How can College Vision help?

Our team of experienced college admission advisors has developed a success model that has proven to help students earn admission to top colleges.  We’ll put this model to work for you to improve your academic skills, facilitate the college application process, and get you better prepared for success in college and beyond.  Learn more about our college admissions success model or contact us to get started.
Objectives of Our College Admissions Coaching Program for 11th Graders

• When you join College Vision, you will be paired with an experienced college admissions coach. Your College Vision coach will help you achieve a set of objectives for your junior year.  While each student is unique, our program for eleventh graders generally involves the following core objectives:
• Finalize your college search plan and list of targeted colleges.
• Schedule your attendance at key college information sessions and conduct any remaining college visits to further narrow down the list of colleges.
• Determine if SAT-prep is needed. (It is almost always helpful, even for the very best students!)
• Continue to focus on maintaining a solid GPA.
• Take a larger leadership role in an organization or activity.
• Continue to get to know your high school counselor, and vice versa. (Counselors and teachers enjoy writing college recommendation letters for students they know well.)

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For Students: College Admissions Coaching Program Overview
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