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Your child’s search for college Taking AP and advanced classes Parental involvement Preparing for standard tests (SAT and ACT) Involvement in community service and internships Looking at all the college options available

Schools that meet the student’s academic needs REACH TARGET SAFETY

Looking at all the college options available Schools that meet 100% of the family’s economic needs

Looking at all the college options available Schools that are geographically compatible

Univ. of Washington Rice University Looking at all the college options available

Wash Univ of St Louis

Colleges are looking for diversity of: Ethnicity Geographic Economic Experience and background