Your child’s own college advisor. Getting into college opens many doors to your child’s future. It is important that he or she receives the right guidance during the college admissions process. Most high schools provide college advisors to assist students with college selection. Many advisors, however, are limited in the amount of time they can spend with each student since they must meet and advise an entire graduating class. Working one-to-one with Turnberry Tutor, your child receives the individual attention he or she needs during this critically important time. After researching several schools of interest, Turnberry Tutor formulates a list of ‘reach’ and ‘safety’ schools to which he or she should consider applying. Once this list is prepared, students are encouraged to learn more about each school. Students should tour prospective college campuses, attend college fairs, request to spend a weekend in the colleges’ dorms and speak with current students and former alumni. By gaining insight into each college’s unique experience, students can determine which schools are best suited for them. Students should understand that college selection is an essential component of the college admissions process since many colleges and college interviewers will ask students the reasons for their decision to apply.

Preparing a presentable package. After the college selection period, Turnberry Tutor will guide your child through each step of the application process. This process involves obtaining and completing college applications, reviewing admission requirements, gathering high school transcripts, sending College Board exam results, requesting letters of recommendation, prepping for interviews and writing the essay. Turnberry Tutor will make sure that all of your child’s college applications are purposefully packaged to best present him or her as the strongest possible candidate for admission.

Contact Turnberry Tutor directly at 1.305.336.0274 to learn more about the college admissions process and the college guidance she offers students.