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16 Jul 2019, 00:05
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Hi All,
I see the admission consultants are charging too much and I do respect the fact that they charge for their knowledge. I have a question in my mind if I take help from one admission consultant for one college(application + interview), will it be possible for me to use that knowledge and apply it to other colleges myself.
I see the admission consultants are charging too much and I do respect the fact that they charge for their knowledge. I have a question in my mind if I take help from one admission consultant for one college(application + interview), will it be possible for me to use that knowledge and apply it to other colleges myself.
16 Jul 2019, 08:08
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Hi asthagupta,
Thank you for your post. Indeed, you should be able to contract a consultant for one school or multiple (depending on your budget). If you choose to contract a consultant for one school, it is essential to remember that the other applications (other than the one you've contracted a consultant for) will not receive individualized attention (school-specific strategic approach, review, editing, interview prep, etc.). That said, from experience, clients on a budget see tremendous value in contracting Sia Admissions for one school. Namely, after working on one school together, clients gain a great sense on the lens through which to tell their individual story. Then, they use the lessons learned on the details of their first application to craft the remainder applications for their other target schools (with customization). Obviosuly, it's not the same as receiving end-to-end coaching on all target schools, but it's a great alternative to not approaching the application process alone. I hope this helps.
Good luck!
Thank you for your post. Indeed, you should be able to contract a consultant for one school or multiple (depending on your budget). If you choose to contract a consultant for one school, it is essential to remember that the other applications (other than the one you've contracted a consultant for) will not receive individualized attention (school-specific strategic approach, review, editing, interview prep, etc.). That said, from experience, clients on a budget see tremendous value in contracting Sia Admissions for one school. Namely, after working on one school together, clients gain a great sense on the lens through which to tell their individual story. Then, they use the lessons learned on the details of their first application to craft the remainder applications for their other target schools (with customization). Obviosuly, it's not the same as receiving end-to-end coaching on all target schools, but it's a great alternative to not approaching the application process alone. I hope this helps.
Good luck!
asthagupta
Hi All,
I see the admission consultants are charging too much and I do respect the fact that they charge for their knowledge. I have a question in my mind if I take help from one admission consultant for one college(application + interview), will it be possible for me to use that knowledge and apply it to other colleges myself.
I see the admission consultants are charging too much and I do respect the fact that they charge for their knowledge. I have a question in my mind if I take help from one admission consultant for one college(application + interview), will it be possible for me to use that knowledge and apply it to other colleges myself.
16 Jul 2019, 20:36
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asthagupta
Hi All,
I see the admission consultants are charging too much and I do respect the fact that they charge for their knowledge. I have a question in my mind if I take help from one admission consultant for one college(application + interview), will it be possible for me to use that knowledge and apply it to other colleges myself.
I see the admission consultants are charging too much and I do respect the fact that they charge for their knowledge. I have a question in my mind if I take help from one admission consultant for one college(application + interview), will it be possible for me to use that knowledge and apply it to other colleges myself.
I would say that you could do that. Once you know where your application lacks you could potentially fill in those gaps. You'll only get better as you give more interviews.
