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鈥I couldn鈥檛 have imagined going through the college process without the assistance and guidance provided by the Koppelman Group. Caroline ensured that we understood every aspect of applications, and helped us to destress at a time when we could have been extremely overwhelmed. Throughout our time together, Caroline was always gracious with her advice, knowledgeable about the process itself, and willing and able to make sense of what seemed like utter chaos. I highly recommend the services of the Koppelman group.鈥
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Teenagers with dyslexia face unique challenges during the college application process 鈥 on top of the usual stress of essays, deadlines, and standardized tests, they鈥檙e also navigating reading and writing difficulties that can make the process feel overwhelming. Applications often demand a level of written communication that doesn鈥檛 reflect their true intelligence or potential, which is why having the right support makes such a difference.
Just by reading this blog, you are more prepared than many other first-year students. It is never too early to start exploring your academic interests, especially if you hope to attend an elite college. Business is one of the most popular majors, and undergraduate business schools/programs are often among the most competitive to get into. Usually, our students who dream of Haas, Wharton, Ross, Sloan, and more hit the ground running to build a great resume. The summer after freshman year is the perfect time to start getting serious about your goals and academic ambitions. However, it can be hard to know where to start. Thankfully, we are here to help and give you some tips for ensuring your freshman summer puts you on the launch pad for business success.
Brown is a prestigious university that has become immensely popular with international students for combining top-tier Ivy League academics with a creative community and open curriculum. Unsurprisingly, it鈥檚 also extremely difficult to get into. It is hard to gain admission to Brown for any student, but prospective international students face a particularly steep uphill battle. And yet, we regularly support international students from around the world in earning an acceptance letter. In this post, we鈥檙e going to give you a peek into our playbook 鈥 and how we pull it off.
Eating disorders affect 4% of teenagers in the US, with the vast majority of those being young women. As a group of illnesses that almost exclusively impacts teens aged 13-18, these disorders can greatly impact the day-to-day and long-term of anyone who struggles with them. While 4% of teens have an official diagnosis, 50% of teenage girls and 30% of teenage boys use unhealthy weight control behaviors 鈥 and with that comes the same set of psychological symptoms that make managing an eating disorder particularly hard.
Teenagers with OCD face significant challenges during the college application process; the anxiety and rumination over the process itself are tacked onto the intrusive thoughts, compulsions, and obsessions they already have to deal with on a daily basis. The college application process can be especially triggering for students with OCD, which is why they benefit so much from working with us.
The University of Chicago is a top-tier American university on par with the vaunted Ivy League and other exceptional schools, like Stanford. It is exceptionally hard to get into as an American, but especially hard to get into if you are an international applicant. Only 16% of undergraduates at the university are international students, which is a lot if you are not an international student but is a tiny slice if you鈥檙e one of the thousands of international applicants trying to get into the university. We routinely help international students pull off an acceptance by the University of Chicago. In this post, we鈥檒l give you a peek into our playbook.
When you have depression, getting out of bed or managing basic tasks can feel like a huge burden 鈥 now imagine stacking the stress of college on top of that with no assistance. Depression often comes with other mental health struggles, like anxiety, and those conditions can make it uniquely difficult to manage the college process. But, that鈥檚 where we come in.
Duke is a top American research university with amazing academics, stellar resources, and a fabulous campus life and community. They received over 54,000 first-year applications in the 2023-2024 cycle, for a class of 1,739. The acceptance rate was only . Getting into Duke is hard for anyone, and every year we support international students in doing just that.
You鈥檙e a high school senior, and you haven鈥檛 done an internship yet. Yikes! Now, if you are reading this, we really hope that it is early fall on senior year, or even the summer before, or possibly you鈥檙e a junior trying to play for next year. If it is already past the college application deadlines, it is certainly still worth getting an internship to deepen into your interests before college 鈥 it just won鈥檛 help you get into college. The guidance we give in this post can still help you, though, so don鈥檛 stop reading.
Demonstrated interest is one of the lesser-asked about parts of the college admissions process, but that鈥檚 why we鈥檙e here to talk about it. At TKG, we鈥檙e all about the details! Demonstrated interest is when a school tracks and takes into consideration the level of interest 测辞耻鈥檝别 demonstrated. We know it鈥檚 generally uncool to use the phrase in its own definition, but it鈥檚 pretty straightforward.