As society moves to becoming more and more comfortable with online social interactions, we too have seen the value of offering our counseling options remotely. Prospective Insight counseling students therefore have the option of enrolling in Virtual Insight.
Offering all of the benefits of our traditional in-person counseling programs, Virtual Insight offers the added benefits of:
- Accessibility: Meeting from a location of your choice
- No commuting back and forth to our office
- Flexible Scheduling
- Easier for parents to join a counseling meeting from their place of work, home, when traveling, etc.
- Ensures your privacy
- Easy access to our counseling programs for boarding school students, out-of-state students, and International students
What Are Insight Students & Parents saying?
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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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“From their knowledge of all the colleges and resources, professionalism and the hands-on coaching, Insight has raised the bar! ”
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“Insight counselors truly care about students not only during their time at Insight but further along the road.”
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“I am currently a student at Carnegie Mellon University and I can honestly say that without Insight Education, I would not have gotten in.”
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“Sarah was a great mentor & worked with our kid in keeping him motivated & focused along the way. She is extremely knowledgeable ”
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“I wanted to thank Purvi from the bottom of my heart for guiding both of my kids through the maze of high school education.”
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“Our counselor really helped in educating us – the parents – on the process.”
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“I took an Insight SAT Boot Camp, and afterward I got 1570 on the SAT! 800 in MATH!”
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“It was the best experience ever! Purvi is so friendly and she really knows her stuff. She helped me to edit my personal statements for UCs.”
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2019 – 2020 Common Application Essay Prompts
January 15, 2019
You know what they say – third time’s a charm! The Common Application has announced that the 2019-2020 application essay prompts will remain the same as they have been for the last two years. From Common App: “B..
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How To Focus Forward After An Initial Rejection
January 8, 2019
With results from the early round of applications widely available, I have noticed many behaviors and perceptions regarding admissions getting altered. I have found some families to be unreasonable with their expectations, and others to be overwhelmi..
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2018 – What A Year!
December 23, 2018
The holiday season is a great time to pause and reflect on the year that has been. 2018 has been a wonderful, busy year for Team Insight and our students! Below are some of the highlights and success of our students in the college admissions process:..
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Insight Alma Mater: The University of Texas at Austin
December 10, 2018
Welcome back to the Insight Alma Mater blog series! Insight College Admissions Counselor Jenny Bloom attended The University of Texas at Austin. My time at The University of Texas at Austin – I loved my experience there. I r..
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Personal Fulfillment Counts as Much as Academic Success
November 29, 2018
The holidays are always a great time to reflect on the past year and look forward to a fresh start. With my students, we talk about the past year, revisit goals that had been set and create resolutions for the upcoming year. These are some resolution..
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That First Acceptance Letter is a Big Deal!
November 7, 2018
While it may seem too early to receive college acceptance letters, many students who applied to schools with rolling admissions have started to receive some decisions. In the past two weeks, I have gotten several emails from students notifying me tha..
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Explaining Early Decision & Early Action
October 26, 2018
“Early Decision” and “Early Action” are likely terms that you have heard before when talking about the college application process. The biggest thing to get your head around – what is the difference between the two? They have similar..
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Get Past Essay “Brain Fog”
October 12, 2018
You’re deep in college essay writing, and the worst happens – you’re struck with writer’s block! The dreaded “brain fog” can be hard to get through, especially if you’re on a tight deadline. Here are a few things you can do to he..
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What To Do About Mistakes in College Applications
October 2, 2018
Question: My son submitted his college applications early, but accidentally sent three before they were ready. Some answers are wrong and some don’t present him in the best light. What do you recommend we do to fix the situation? I’m concerned th..
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Using Demonstrated Interest in College Admissions
September 25, 2018
Demonstrated Interest – what is it, and how do you use it! In short, Demonstrated interest is something colleges use to see if you are genuinely interested in enrolling in and attending their university. Consider how many colleges you ..
