• To make the process a positive experience for everyone.
• To help students "own" the process.
• To help students find the right fit or match for their higher education.

• Comprehensive oversight of the application process from start to finish for each student.
• An experienced college counseling staff, with caseloads of 15-20 students, with additional expertise in extended time testing, international applicants (including financial aid), NCAA, scholarships, UCAS (and other foreign applications) and postgraduate/gap year programs.
• A required Junior Seminar for all juniors, covering the college application process from start to finish.
• A variety of test preparation programs.
• All test registration; administration on-site or transportation to off-site locations for PSATs, SAT I and IIs, ACTs and TOEFL.
• Memberships in NACAC, NEACAC and the College Board.

Congratulations to Anne Richardson, Director of College Counseling ... who was recently elected as President Elect of NEACAC (New England Association of College Admission Counseling.)  She will serve the association for three years, becoming President of the association in 2010. 

Anne Richardson is also blogging for AdmissionsQuest.com about the college application process and the international student experience. To read her AdmissionsQuest blog click here.

Class of 2009:  Students in the Class of 2009 were accepted under early decision/action programs at the following schools (among others): Case Western Reserve, Goucher, Lewis & Clark, U. Maine, Montserrat College Art, Northeastern, Pratt Institute, RISDE, Siena, Simmons, Washington & Jefferson and Wesleyan.

Students in the Class of 2009 were accepted to the following schools (among others): Acadia, Art Institute of Boston, American, Assumption, Babson, Bowdoin, Boston U., Colby, Denison, Duke, Elizabethtown, Elmira, Fordham, George Washington, Georgia Tech, Guilford, Hobart, Johns Hopkins, U. Illinois U-C, John Carroll, Maine Maritime, Manhattanville, McDaniel, Merrimack, U. Montana, Northeastern, Norwich, Ohio Wesleyan, Providence, Purdue, Quinnipiac, Rice, Saint Anselm, Saint Michael's, Sewanee, Syracuse, Tufts, U. Maine, U. Miami, U. San Francisco, U. Tampa, and Wittenberg.