"It's nice to have a third party saying, 'What are your goals? Okay, then this is what you have to do to get there.' So it's not just parents going, 'You need to get good grades, you need to do this, you need to do that.' You’re helping the [students] figure out what they want to do and how to get there."
-Bhree R., parent of Emma F., 11th grader at West Anchorage High School
Emma F., a junior at West Anchorage High School, is one of my current college admissions consulting (CAC) students at Frontier Tutoring. In this post, I share excerpts from an interview with Emma and her mom, Bhree, about why they chose to start college admissions consulting during Emma's junior year, rather than waiting until senior year. Responses have been edited for length and clarity. Use the links below to jump to the questions you're curious about.
-Kimberly Hewitt, Business Unit Manager - College Admissions Consulting
