At Everest, we understand that the college admissions process can be intimidating at first glance. That's why our certified professionals are prepared to help you through every step of the procedure, Whether your student needs assistance with college preparation, searching for universities to apply to, searching for financial aid, or succeeding in the fast-paced college life, we can aid you the entire way. We offer services as a package or individually to suite each student's needs. Contact us today for a free consultation.

Step One:
​Searching for and Applying to Colleges

It is important for your child to select the college that best suits them, and our Everest advisors will help narrow down the wide selection of universities available. Does your child learn best in large classes or small groups? What extracurricular activities are most important to him or her? What have they learned about their interests and abilities that may help decide on a degree path? Do you require certain test scores, teacher recommendations, or admissions essays? Our counseling services will help answer all of these questions and more.

Step Two: 
​Success In High School
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It's not just enough to know where you're planning on going to college and how you plan to get there; your student must stay engaged and active throughout their high school career. Our tutors will guide your child through high school courses and activities, advising them on choosing academic courses that suit their strengths and desires, fostering relationships with teachers and counselors that can help within the classroom, constructing compelling essays and/or visual arts portfolios that will catch the eye of admissions counselors, and organization/time management in all facets of academic life. 

Step Three: 
​Transitioning from High School to College

There are few challenges in life that are as jarring as transitioning from secondary school to a university. Our advisors at Everest will ease the change by helping your child learn the inner workings of college life. Is your child going to live at home or on campus? Does he or she intend to engage in extracurricular activities? Will he or she be working or pursuing an internship during their academic school year? These are important questions and concerns that often go unresolved until it almost too late, so let our counselors lend a helping hand.

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