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Make sure to finish watching or rewatch “The 3 factors why good students don’t get into the universities they deserve even with good GPA and SAT scores” as it covers important topics such as:
We work with your 6th–12th grade child to get into an Ivy League / Top 25 university or AT LEAST a tier or 2 better university –
If you’re not completely satisfied with the work we do in our College Counseling Program between now and when you press “Send” on your child’s application, we’ll give you every cent of the money you’ve paid us–even if we’ve worked together for multiple years.
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