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Welcome For over twenty years, College Counselor Susan Smith has been dedicated to helping students and their parents with the often daunting and complex college application process. Located in Mt. Kisco, NY, she serves students and families across the tri-state area (Westchester, Putnam, Rockland, Bergen and Fairfield Counties) as well as New York City. Few choices we make have as great an impact on our lives as that of choosing a college. Students and their families may find the decision making process overwhelming as they struggle to evaluate options and make informed choices. Susan counsels students and their families in the selection of educational institutions and programs based upon the student's individual needs and talents. She helps each student complete the application process with personal attention, guiding them through the entire process and advising them on every detail. Our students attend Ivy League, private, state, specialized and alternative universities all around the country! Click here to see a list of colleges that our students have chosen over the years. As an independent consultant working with scores of families, Susan serves as an adjunct to your child’s school counselor, providing advice related to your applications and essays, as well as a timeline to keep you on target. Why hire an independent counselor? Good question. You might not need an independent counselor. Your high school counselor has known you for years, knows the colleges and the admissions representatives well, and knows the process you’re about to begin. What more could you ask for? What more do you need? Maybe you’ve had some random thoughts about college. Both an independent counselor and your school counselor can help you sort through the overwhelming amount of material and information. Your school counselor will write the Secondary School Report required by the colleges and will be the one who will be contacted by the colleges if more information is necessary. He/she is already working hard for you, but given the number of students and their additional responsibilities, his/her time may be somewhat limited. An independent counselor serves as an adjunct to your school counselor. An independent counselor will provide advice related to your essays and resume and will keep you on target with your deadlines. Many students have worked hard in high school, paid attention to testing, listened to older students when colleges were discussed and have visited colleges even before their junior year. They have taken courses that challenge them, gotten to know their guidance counselors and built strong relationships with teachers who might write recommendations for them. Other students haven’t even thought about college. If you are a student who needs additional support, needs a push to get moving or if you haven’t a clue what the process is about, you might consider hiring someone to steer you through it.
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|21 Deer Ridge Road, Mt. Kisco, NY 10540 | Ph: 914 666 9454 | Fx: 914 666 0021 | info@college-counselor.com | |
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