The Ivy Mind guides your children to get into the colleges they deserve and makes the whole college application process straightforward and attainable. With one-on-one guidance from a certified college admissions advisor, your child can learn how to place in the top 20 percent, as prestigious universities reject eighty percent of applicants. Your child’s consulting plan will include guidance to choose appropriate Honors/AP courses, summer program planning, internships planning, resume planning, appropriate social media presence, admission essay guidance and guidance to join appropriate SAT/ACT preparatory courses so that your child be in the best position to tell her/his story in her/his college application through essays, extracurricular activities, letter of recommendation etc. One to one meetings will be conducted with our founder (a graduate of The College Advising Program at Columbia University) with the use of high quality video conferencing. Your child’s college admission plan will help her/him reach full potential which can give your child an edge over others.
The Ivy Mind admissions consultant plan, supervise and thoroughly grasp all aspects of work in preparation for college applications and do a final application review based on the applicant's educational objectives. Personal specialized assistance include time management, calendar planning, the formation of challenging curriculum, distinguishable extracurricular activities and interests, creative writing to empower students write in their own unusual way, rigorous reading materials, intense testing preparation (PSAT, SAT, ACT, AP, IB etc.), counseling for volunteer and community service programs, and participation and leadership in extracurricular activities, advising on creating resumes, early decision, early action, and regular decision based on the student's goals and list of intended colleges and majors, summer planning (recommendations for summer programs, including researching, reviewing program applications, and editing supplemental essays), interview preparation (mock interviews and feedback), fafsa/financial aid guidance, and college visit planning, among other things.
There are too many private college counseling services but they either lack expertise or entrepreneurial spirit of success. We possess high quality expertise in helping students get admitted to selective colleges that is backed by our spirit of success (for us success is the only measure of true success), so we can help our students achieve their dreams.
We are a college consultant to students from across the United States, Singapore, Australia, United Kingdom, India, China, Canada, South Korea, UAE (Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah etc.) and around the world, available 7 days a week. We connect with our students through Google Meet, Zoom, Skype, WhatsApp, Phone, and Email - it’s as though we’re in the same room, going over the student’s extracurricular building strategy or college essays.
The process for admissions to US colleges and universities has become highly competitive and complex and our college admission consulting service will guide your children with a customized plan to utilize full potential to increase chances of acceptances to prestigious universities, because at the end of the day, it is your ultimate goal. Our consulting program is a great help for parents who have a very busy life or are unable to help because they did not attend either high school or college in the US. Our customized consulting plan will be designed as per requirements of your child keeping in mind all US colleges, Stanford, MIT, Ivy League, University of California, NYU and all other premium universities.
The Plus Plan is our basic, yet thorough, comprehensive admissions counseling plan.
A student gets up to 20 one to one counseling sessions (up to 60 minutes each) which can be availed anytime beginning eighth grade and before the end of twelfth grade.
The Premium Plan is a mid-tier plan offering more intensive support than the Plus plan.
A student gets up to 30 one to one counseling sessions (up to 60 minutes each) which can be availed anytime beginning eighth grade and before the end of twelfth grade.