Our admissions counselors offer extensive experience guiding transfer applicants both from community colleges to four-year universities and from one four-year university to another.
Insight Admissions Counseling includes:
- Transfer eligibility & requirements
- Transfer Admissions Essays/Personal Statement
- Tailoring your academic profile
- Admissions strategies and planning
What Are Insight Students & Parents saying?
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“I liked the structured method by which Zach approached the whole admission process. First, there was research into colleges to make a list, ”
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“Priya was absolutely amazing to work with! We are thrilled that our son got into his top choice for college at LMU for the undergraduate bus”
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“Thank you so much for helping me formulate my thoughts into words and help me write my essays. I got into Ut Austin for biology – stil”
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“I just wanted to thank you again for your help during the college admission process. My family and I have been scrambling to figure out the ”
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“I really couldn’t have gotten to Harvard without you. In shock. Thank you x10000000000000! I have the best college counselor in the wo”
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“I just wanted to say thank you for taking the time out of your day to organize a meeting with me and help me in writing my summer program es”
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“I just got my SAT scores on Friday, and I am happy to let you know that I scored an 800 on both the Biology-M and Math II tests. Thank [&hel”
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“Our ACT instructor methods were so helpful and wonderful to have.”
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“Zach, thank you so much for helping me become a confident and successful writer”
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“We were extremely happy throughout the process – got much more than what we invested in Insight counseling.”
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