College Advising Package
Fee: $6,000
We LOVE working with our students, but we also need to charge for our services. We work with all our students on a package basis. Students can start with Collegeology as early as spring of sophomore year, but we typically start meeting some time during junior year.
Due to the nature of working with students and families, no college search process is identical. We think it’s easiest to explain our comprehensive package in two parts.
Part 1: Exploration
Meetings with student (and parents too, if okay with the student) to get to know them, explore a variety of colleges and build a list that excites them about life after high school. We also include topics like setting goals for junior and senior year in high school and high school class scheduling.
Part 2: Application
Meetings with student focused on the application process, including essay brainstorming and review, task lists and deadline management, application completion.
Our fee also includes college resume assistance, access to our online research and application tracking system (CCP).
Here are few quick notes to share about payments, fees, etc. . .
We ask that you pay a $500 non-refundable deposit after our first meeting together, but it's okay if you need to make multiple payments toward our package fee over the course of working with us (just please pay in full by the time your student graduates high school!).
We know some students' lives can be more complicated/interesting/exciting than others and we may be able to help at other points in his/her journey through high school and/or college. Please note any meetings PRIOR to spring of sophomore year or AFTER high school graduation (including senior summer!) will be billed at an hourly rate.
Thank you!
Where do we meet with students?
Collegeology meets with students remotely (using Zoom) and work over Google Docs, as needed. Students do not need to live in the Greater Seattle area to successfully and effectively work with Collegelology!
Collegeology, LLC does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, gender, citizenship, ethnic or national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, in providing its services.