When applying to selective colleges, we are your competitive advantage.
For over a decade, One-Stop College Counseling has successfully guided 8th-12th grade students striving for admission to their top-choice colleges!
When applying to selective colleges, we are your competitive advantage.
For over a decade, One-Stop College Counseling has successfully guided 8th-12th grade students striving for admission to their top-choice colleges!
We know how high the stakes are for your
college-bound student.
Seeking guidance on this critical process and how best to shape your student’s future application is smart. We answer all your student’s questions…
Planning
Stage
Which classes should I choose?
We help your student select the ideal course schedule to reach their goals—one that is challenging but not overwhelming.
Which standardized test should I take?
ACT? SAT?
We provide key insights, so you and your student can decide what’s best for them.
How can I stand out?
Which extracurricular or volunteer activities will serve your student best? We share numerous opportunities to fit their interests and goals.
Application
Stage
Where should I apply?
We help you and your student identify best-fit colleges, and we guide you throughout the application and decision-making process.
How do I write my college essays?
Your college essay should showcase your student and how they view the world. We can help them put their best foot forward and be noticed.
What about interviews?
What do admission officers look for? We provide students with personalized feedback, so they interview with confidence and purpose.
I need general advice & support.
Of course, you do! The college admission process is constantly evolving. From the moment you sign up with us until the day your teen heads off to college, we’ve got you covered. Having an expert in your corner as you navigate the application process is extremely helpful. But don’t take our word for it—read some of our testimonials.
One-Stop College Counseling separates your student from the competition.
We help you navigate the toughest parts of the college admission process. Avoiding costly missteps can make all the difference.
Our students have been admitted to highly-selective universities…
…and liberal arts colleges.
Don’t see your dream college here? View our full list.
Don’t see your dream college here? View our full list.
Would you trust your doctors if they weren’t board certified?
We wouldn’t either, which is why we are a team of Certified Educational Planners and skilled professionals who are active and engaged members of the most reputable associations.
One-Stop College Counseling is featured and trusted by many press organizations, including…
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With a comprehensive roadmap and consistent guidance, we are committed to setting your student up for success.
Celebrate.
Choosing among acceptances may be the hardest part. We love celebrating your achievements!
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In the midst of so much complexity, we distill what’s most important for your college-bound student.
Read the latest college admission insights in our Tips for Teens (and Parents, Too!) digest.
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Can a high school teacher ruin an applicant's chances?
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A teacher revoked a letter of recommendation. Others at the high school disagreed (and quit in protest). The University of Pennsylvania rejected the applicant.Comment on Facebook
We observe "we parenting" all the time! This author advises, "If it’s the teen’s job to work through individuation, it’s the parent’s job to raise a young person ready for the world of “adulting.” And that’s hard to do when we are also We Parenting. I urge parents everywhere to check your “we” language and work hard to disengage from We Parenting. " ... See MoreSee Less
Parents Should Do Their Best to Avoid 'We Parenting'
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As a school counselor and adolescent therapist, I suggest parents try their best to avoid: “We Parenting.”Comment on Facebook
Temple University hires a VP of Public Safety after an increase of violence around campus.
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Temple University names its first vice president for public safety
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Temple University announced the appointment of a new public safety position that they hope will increase safety on campus.Comment on Facebook
As Covid cases are increasing and children are getting ready to return to school, communities around the country are struggling to decide whether to make masks optional or required. This article highlights some of the main points being debated.
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School mask mandates return as latest coronavirus variants surge
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Restrictions have been relaxing for a year. Now, in some districts, they are coming back.Comment on Facebook
As students get ready to launch their college career, here are some mistakes they'll want to avoid.
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Top 12 College Freshman Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
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This recent college graduate tells us what she sees as the top 12 freshman mistakes and how to avoid making them.Comment on Facebook
We love to celebrate amazing teens! This 16-year-old just became the youngest person to sail across the Atlantic Ocean, solo. And he only started taking sailing lessons last January. WOW!
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Calif. Teen Completes Solo Voyage Across the Atlantic Ocean Just Months After Learning to Sail
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Cal Currier, 16, completed his expedition across the Atlantic Ocean in 28 daysComment on Facebook