How early should you start working with an admissions consultant?

The earlier, the better—particularly if your child wants a top private school or elite institution. Some families begin in middle school to develop solid academic habits, select appropriate courses, and explore important extracurricular activities. Starting in ninth or tenth grade allows high school students adequate time to make prior plans and avoid the pressure of last-minute choices. That said, admissions consultants can assist with course of study, summer planning, test preparation, and early college application techniques. To summarize, beginning early gives students more time to develop a solid profile and craft a narrative that truly reflects who they are. Even if you start later, a consultant can still make a significant impact to your application.

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