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The sooner you start planning for college, the more likely you are to succeed. Your preparation can begin as early as elementary school, but as your student enters high school you should be focusing on a workable, and affordable, plan for your student’s future. Don’t wait! Time is critical when it comes to our ability to assist your student. Remember, we want your student to stand out. They will be competing for acceptance/scholarships against similarly qualified peers, especially for acceptance into top schools. 
Typical Early Prep Timeline
Elementary SchoolExpose young students to a world of self discovery and career exploration
Middle SchoolSpark your student’s education and career awareness to generate excitement about planning for high school
High School (Freshman/Sophomore years)Encourage your student to get good grades. GPA and Class Rank will make your student more attractive to schools. Study hard for the PSAT, SAT, and ACT. Colleges look at these scores when evaluating your student. We can help your student score substantially higher with our test preparation service. Encourage your student to take part in extracurricular activities. Colleges like applicants that are involved in a broad range of activities. If possible, the student should try and obtain leadership roles, as this too helps them stand out from the pack. Teach your student to be giving. Being of service is a real testament to a person’s quality of character and this will be taken into consideration when your student is being evaluated If you would like to come in for a meeting, we can give you and your student tips and suggestions to help propel them to the head of the class early. Call today to find out how Dr. Kay can help you through the process of locating and paying for a college education. And remember, your initial consultation is free! If I can’t help you and your student I won’t charge you. You have nothing to lose and much to gain! |
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