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Due to my previous success with their first 2 children, I just started working with a family's third and last child through the college application process, beginning with SAT prep and coaching.

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Proudly wearing my Dartmouth jersey during this long snowy winter. The jersey was a gift given to me from my past student who promised to get me one once he got accepted. He gave it to me after he returned from his first visit after his acceptance. ;-) I also have a Brown, Boston College, Michigan, Stanford, Harvard, Princeton, and Yale sweatshirts...a couple of fabulous Tshirts as well! Always proud to wear them!!

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I just got off the phone with a parent who was told by their private school administrators that they don't offer "special" support for their child in the college process. She was relieved simply by knowing that there are colleges that would welcome her child's application, and that I'm here to help!