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Patti Schabinger, M.Ed.

Patti Schabinger, M.Ed.

President and Founder

College Comprehensive Consulting LLC

Patti, a Certified Teacher, Learning Specialist, and College Consultant, expertly guides students to find a best match college. View (0) Answers

Eileen Restrepo

Eileen Restrepo

Founder and President

College Nexus, LLC

Finding the right fit is everything. Eileen works one on with your student to take the stress out of the admissions process. View (1) Answers

Marie Morris

Marie Morris

owner and college consultant

Beyond18, llc

The goal of Beyond 18 is to partner with families in the Portland, Oregon area to maximize choices post high school. Careful... View (0) Answers

Larry Blumenstyk

Larry Blumenstyk

Certified Educational Planner, Director of College Admissions Program

Learning Associates LLC

Highly individualized Comprehensive College Advisory Services in a broad-based Educational Consulting practice since 1981. View (3) Answers

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Sheree Gravely answered: October 31

My company has asked me to relocate to Ohio and we could choose to live in the Chagrin Falls or Bexley areas. Which could better prep our kids for college and Ivy League admission?

Hi there - Thanks for reaching out.  Though I serve families across the state, country, and even internationally, I am not as familiar with Bexley as I am with Chagrin Falls. Also, I believe many high schools are great at prepping kids for college AND please know that gettin...

The Pioneer Research Program published: October 26

Pioneer scholars confidently submit their research papers to universities

Maged (art history, 2020), a Pioneer scholar from Egypt currently attending Connecticut College, had always focused on the sciences at school and assumed he would pursue a STEM field in college. When ...more

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