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Helping families navigate the college admissions journey with less stress and more clarity.

At My College Experts, we provide families with a highly personalized, concierge-style college planning experience designed to bring clarity, confidence, and expert guidance to every step of the journey.

Rather than navigating applications, academics, scholarships, deadlines, essays, college visits, and major decisions alone, your family is paired with a dedicated College Concierge who guides you through every stage of the college journey with personalized support tailored to each student’s strengths, goals, personality, and future aspirations.

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How Does My College Experts Work?

A complete, personalized journey to college and beyond – guiding students & empowering families every step of the way.

College Counseling

Typically this will be the same person throughout the process and they will work closely with your concierge. Professional writers on the team will work with students on their personal statements and essays, which will be coordinated by the concierge, with input from your counselor.

College Counseling

Typically this will be the same person throughout the process and they will work closely with your concierge. Professional writers on the team will work with students on their personal statements and essays, which will be coordinated by the concierge, with input from your counselor.

College Counseling

Typically this will be the same person throughout the process and they will work closely with your concierge. Professional writers on the team will work with students on their personal statements and essays, which will be coordinated by the concierge, with input from your counselor.

College Counseling

Typically this will be the same person throughout the process and they will work closely with your concierge. Professional writers on the team will work with students on their personal statements and essays, which will be coordinated by the concierge, with input from your counselor.

Academic Support

  • Pre-Algebra
  • Algebra
  • Geometry
  • Trigonometry
  • Precalculus
  • Calculus
  • AP Courses
  • CLEP Credits
  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Physics
  • Senior Thesis
  • Creative Writing
  • Foreign Languages

Admissions Counseling

  • Student Profile
  • DISC Assessment
  • Application Guidance
  • Deadline Management
  • Personal Statements
  • Supplemental Essays
  • Target Schools List
  • School Visit Coordination
  • Courses & Extracurricular Planning
  • Scholarship Research
  • Individualized College Counseling
  • Financial Aid & Scholarship Support

Test Prep

  • ACT
  • SAT
  • PSAT
  • HSPT
  • ISEE
  • GED

Personalized College Concierge Plans

Every plan is personalized to fit each student’s unique goals, interests, timeline, and support needs. With flexible hours that can be used where guidance is needed most, students receive one-on-one support from a dedicated college counselor and essay coach while following a personalized roadmap designed to keep them on track throughout the college journey.

The College Journey Starts Earlier Than Most Families Realize

Successful college planning doesn’t begin senior year. Our step-by-step admissions roadmap helps students build academic strength, explore opportunities, and make informed decisions long before applications are submitted.

7th Grade — Early Awareness & Academic Foundations
  1. Strengthen core academic skills (Fall)
  2. Learn basic study strategies (Fall)
  3. Establish an organizational system (Fall)
  4. Join a club/activity to explore interests (Winter)
  5. Attend early high-school awareness events (Winter)
  6. Learn about types of high schools (Spring)
  7. Set academic/personal goals for next year (Spring)
  8. Explore enrichment programs or camps (Summer)
8th Grade — High School Readiness & Applications
  1. Take rigorous middle school courses (Fall)
  2. Explore extracurriculars more intentionally (Fall)
  3. Attend high-school info nights/open houses (Fall)
  4. Research specialized high-school options (Fall–Winter)
  5. Prepare for entrance requirements (tests/interviews) (Winter)
  6. Submit high-school applications (Winter)
  7. Build a transition plan for 9th grade (Spring)
  8. Strengthen study and time-management systems (Summer)
9th Grade — Foundation for Academics & Activities
  1. Meet counselor to build a 4-year academic plan (Fall)
  2. Review graduation and college requirements (Fall)
  3. Join 2–3 extracurriculars (Fall–Winter)
  4. Develop strong study and note-taking systems (Fall–Spring)
  5. Build relationships with teachers (Winter)
  6. Start a brag sheet/resume (Winter–Spring)
  7. Explore career interests (Spring)
  8. Attend early college fairs (Spring)
  9. Join summer enrichment or volunteer programs (Summer)
10th Grade — Academic Growth & Early College Exploration
  1. Challenge yourself with Honors/AP/IB classes (Fall)
  2. Refine extracurricular focus (Fall–Spring)
  3. Take the PSAT 10 (Fall or Spring)
  4. Start informal college research (Winter)
  5. Attend college fairs or casual campus tours (Spring)
  6. Update resume/brag sheet (Spring)
  7. Build relationships with future recommenders (Spring)
  8. Do a meaningful summer program or project (Summer)
11th Grade — Testing, Research & Leadership
  1. Take PSAT/NMSQT (Fall)
  2. Begin SAT/ACT prep (Fall–Winter)
  3. Take diagnostic SAT/ACT practice tests (Winter)
  4. Visit colleges (virtual or in-person) (Winter)
  5. Build a college list (10–15 schools) (Winter–Spring)
  6. Take SAT/ACT for the first time (Spring)
  7. Research scholarships (Spring)
  8. Pursue leadership roles (Spring)
  9. Brainstorm college essay topics (Summer)
12th Grade — Applications, Aid & Decisions
  1. Finalize college list (8–12 schools) (Aug–Sep)
  2. Complete Common App/Coalition App profile (Aug)
  3. Write & revise essays and supplements (Aug–Oct)
  4. Request letters of recommendation (Sep)
  5. Submit Early Action/Decision apps (Oct–Nov)
  6. Submit FAFSA/CSS Profile (Oct onward)
  7. Submit Regular Decision applications (Dec–Jan)
  8. Review decisions, compare offers, commit by May 1 (Spring)