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Interview Skill Training:


The impression made in the college interview may be an influential factor in the admission process. This meeting may set you apart from others in the applicant pool and allow you the opportunity to share information beyond what is in your application. Our Interview Skill Training prepares you for this important meeting. Our taped "model interview� is a powerful tool providing feedback and instilling confidence by teaching helpful skills and techniques to take with you into the admissions office and to utilize throughout your life.


Application and Essay Review


College Pursuit counselors will review the entire college application. Students are managing many details when completing and submitting applications. This service reviews all components and answers any questions that apply to the college application.

Essay review provides a comprehensive evaluation of one or all your application essays. This review includes a discussion on topic selection and editing grammar, spelling, and sentence construction.

* College Pursuit counselors will not help students write essays.


Financial Aid Guidance

There are numerous sources of financial aid available to offset the rising costs of college. It is imperative that you are exhaustive in your research and apply as early as possible. College Pursuit can help families understand the complex and deadline-driven process.

In the initial evaluation, College Pursuit counselors will identify and address financial aid concerns/questions. If the issues go beyond the knowledge of a network counselor, College Pursuit will refer the questions to a financial aid expert. These professionals are currently working in Financial Aid offices at colleges.

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To learn more about College Pursuit and our services, call us at 215-542-7512 or 866-906-0900. You can also contact us via email at tgregor@collegepursuit.biz.

 

 

 
"Learn as much as possible about the college before your visit.  An interview is a two-way street, so make sure you ask questions about things that are relevant to you.
- Becky Bowlby,
Director of Admission at
Immaculata University

"Don't be concerned with a college's 'popularity' or 'status' but rather how well it helps you meet your needs and interests.
- Bill Michuda,
High school guidance counselor

"Don't eliminate colleges based on cost alone at the beginning of your search.  If admitted, their goal is to make it affordable for you to enroll. "
- Chris Hooker-Haring,
Dean of Admission and Financial aid at Muhlenberg College

 


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