Improve Your Teen's Options in College Admissions
Whether you are searching for a welcoming and accepting community amongst:
- Southern Flagships,
- Honors Colleges at public research powerhouses,
- Highly Selective undergraduate programs (Ivy+),
- Specialized undergraduate programs,
- small Liberal Arts Colleges,
- Apprenticeship programs,
- ideologically diverse student bodies,
- Christian and or Catholic colleges,
- or even colleges close to home,
Ace Your Future's lead college admissions consultant loves to help teens to gain admission to multiple colleges that will:
a. honor your personal values, personality, character traits, interests, experiences, voice, finances, and even your politics and or religious beliefs, and
b. promote your academic, social, and career growth.
Throughout the process, Ace Your Future helps teens and their families with all aspects of college admissions. We can teach your teen how to:
1. authentically explore potential
interests,
majors, and
careers,
2. select high school and college courses,
3. build their relationship with the super important school counselor and teachers,
4. gain leadership experience outside of classes,
5. manage family obligations, a job, competitive sports, volunteer activities, and or student clubs,
6. prepare for advanced ELA and History courses,
7. determine whether to take the SAT, ACT, and or CLT, and gain study method recommendations,
8. research in depth the truth about various colleges and their offerings,
9. assess admissions odds to colleges of interest,
10. refine / target / prioritize the list of college applications,
11. determine which teachers to ask for recommendation letters,
12. brainstorm the
Common App personal statement,
college-specific supplemental essays, and or
UC PIQs,
13. reflect on potential Glimpse application videos,
14. highlight achievements through activity descriptions,
15. improve the
Common App personal statement,
college-specific supplemental essays, and or
UC PIQs,
15. prepare for
admissions,
informational,
internship, and or
job
interviews,
16. practice adult life skills to ease the transition to college and career.
Includes Career Counseling!
Multiple Students Have Gained Admission to:
*Note that We Do Not Guarantee Admission Anywhere.
Southern Colleges and Universities
Baylor, Belmont, Clemson, College of Charleston, Duke, Elon, Emory, Florida State, Georgia Tech, High Point, NC State, Ole Miss, Rollins, SMU, TCU, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Trinity TX, Tulane, UCF, U. Florida, U. Georgia, U. Miami, U. Oklahoma, U. South Carolina, U. Tennessee, U. Texas- Austin, U. Texas - Dallas, U. Tulsa, UNC Chapel Hill, UNC Charlotte, UNC Greensboro, U. Virginia, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, Willliam & Mary.
Honors Colleges at Public Research Universities
Arizona State, Binghamton (SUNY), Cal Poly SLO, Clemson, Colorado State, CUNY Macaulay Honors, George Mason, Indiana U. Bloomington, James Madison, Miami U. Ohio, Michigan State, Mizzou, NC State, Ohio State, Ole Miss, Penn State, Purdue, Rutgers New Brunswick, Stony Brook (SUNY), SUNY Geneseo, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, U. Arizona, U. at Buffalo (SUNY), UC Davis, UC Irvine, UCF, U. Colorado Boulder, UConn, U. Delaware, U. Florida, U. Georgia, U. Illinois U-C, U. Iowa, UMBC, U. Maryland College Park, UMass Amherst, U. New Hampshire, UNC Chapel Hill, UNC Charlotte, UNC Greensboro, U. Oklahoma, U. Oregon, U. Pittsburgh, URI, U. South Carolina, U. Tennessee, UT Austin, UT Dallas, U. Utah, U. Washington- Seattle, U. West Virginia, U. Wisconsin- Madison, Virginia Tech.
Co-Op Programs
Drexel, RIT,
Highly Selective Universities
Boston College, Boston U., Brown, Caltech, Carnegie Mellon, Columbia U., Copper Union, Cornell, Duke, Emory, Georgetown U., Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Northeastern, Northwestern, NYU, Princeton, Rice, Stanford, Tufts, Tulane, UCal Berkeley, UCLA, U. Chicago, U. Miami, U. Michigan, UNC Chapel Hill, U. Notre Dame, U. Penn, U. Richmond, USC (Cali), UT Austin, U. Virginia, Vanderbilt, Washington U. St. Louis, Wake Forest, Yale.
Religiously Affiliated Colleges and Universities
Azusa Pacific, Baylor, Belmont Abbey, Belmont U., Biola, Boston College, Brandeis, Creighton, Duquesne, Fairfield, Fordham, Georgetown U., Gonzaga, High Point, Hillsdale, College of the Holy Cross, Loyola Marymount, Pepperdine, Providence, Salve Regina, Santa Clara, Seattle U., TCU, U. Notre Dame, U. San Diego, Villanova.
Liberal Arts Colleges
Liberal Arts College undergraduates typically gain more advanced research experience. They are also whom the major tech companies prefer to hire! So do consider these smaller communities when searching for your new community.
Amherst College, Barnard, Bates, Bucknell, Claremont McKenna, Colgate, Connecticut College, Dickinson, Hamilton, College of the Holy Cross, Pitzer, Pomona, Rollins, St. Mary's IN, Skidmore, Trinity CT, Union, Vassar.
Specialized Undergraduate Programs
Babson, Berklee School of Music, Cal Poly SLO, Caltech, Carnegie Mellon BXA, Claremont McKenna, Cooper Union, CUNY Baruch, Embry-Riddle, Georgia Tech, Harvey Mudd, Pitzer, Rensselaer Polytechnic, RIT, Stevens, U. Penn M&T, U. Rochester, Worcester Poly,