Our consulting coach was spectacular in… Our consulting coach was spectacular in every way. She was honest while being supportive. She was incredibly responsive and phenomenally helpful throughout all phases (at all hours of the night!) I would say all of this even if our son had not gotten admitted to his top choice highly selective Ivy League school ED. The world of elite college admissions is wildly different than when I went to an Ivy League school 35 years ago and even as a long time professor involved in graduate admissions for 25 years, we would have been way out of our league in navigating all of this without our Solomon advisor. High end services that really delivered and we are forever grateful.

Excellent positioning and counseling… Excellent positioning and counseling support. Our kid got accepted to his first choice Top 10 university! Big shoutout to Danielle Crowe - couldn’t have asked for a more engaged and involved counselor. Felt like she had a personal stake in our kid’s college admission process.

Great experience My counselor, Jina, was extremely helpful throughout the entire process. She provided me many resources to explore my interests before senior year and checked in with me. She also guided me during applications and provided meaningful feedback.

ANDREW WAS THE FREAKING BEST ANDREW WAS THE FREAKING BEST! I had the best experience with Solomon Admissions (albeit email replies were slow), I felt like I was given significant time, preparation, and support. I really loved Andrew and I felt like as we were experiencing highs and lows in the college process, he was right there feeling them with us. Also, his interview prep was super helpful. I can’t recommend him enough, and hey — I got into an Ivy League!

Review of College Counseling Services There was a lot of good and bad. The outlined guides for supplementals and essays paired with the back and forth edits were extremely helpful. However, the original “grading” of your application areas was very harsh and I was recommended to not even apply to my top school (which I got into).