Prepory Career Counseling & College Counseling

"As foreign graduate parents, we were not aware of the U.S. university requirements. English was also our second language, so we could not have helped our son. We were lucky to find Prepory to assist our son as he was accepted into his top school during the Early Decision round. His Prepory admissions coach assisted with his personal statement, supplemental essays, and activities list. Overall, we strongly recommend Prepory."

"It’s been such a pleasure working with Prepory during my daughter’s college application process. And we’re so excited that she’s been accepted via ED to her first-choice school, Cornell University. We were looking into consultation services as it was our first time with a child applying to colleges. We had already interviewed 5 highly acclaimed college application consultation services before we talked with Tony—the co-founder of Prepory—and narrowed it down to 2. But after talking with Tony, we immediately decided on Prepory because we felt that they understood our needs. We also felt that they were very experienced in coaching students in all aspects of the college application process. Our later experience and success proved our impression. Tony was very resourceful and knowledgeable in this field, and he was always very quick to respond to our concerns when they emerged. Our assigned coach Maria has been very good at communicating with my daughter, reviewing essay ideas, keeping her on track for all the milestones, registering her for essay specialist and committee review ahead of time, and analyzing feedback with her to make sure all of it is carried out in her refinement. Our client success manager Kyle has been present in all the parent check-in point meetings and has been actively involved throughout the process to make sure our needs are taken care of. Finally, I have to say that the Prepory essay review committee are just amazing! Their feedback is thorough yet to the point and addressed points we had never considered. They provided 3 rounds of committee review: Early Action/Decision schools, followed by the University of California application, and then the third round for regular applications. Both the Early Action/Decision and Regular Decision review allowed for up to five schools, and in addition to the essays and supplementals, looked for details such as fit for major, the activity list, and general cohesion. You will have enough time to write/refine/submit your application to your satisfaction if your kid follows their timeline. All in all, our family is extremely satisfied with Prepory and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for expertise and support for college applications."

"The Prepory Team was exemplary. Meghan and the rest of the team provided guidance and experience that my wife and I could never have provided. I highly recommend Prepory to any student with aspirations of attending their "dream school"."

"Prepory has been an invaluable resource throughout my college application journey. Their exceptional services and guidance have played a pivotal role in shaping my path to success. From insightful advice on essay writing to strategic guidance on selecting the right colleges, Prepory's support was instrumental. Their commitment to excellence truly sets them apart. I'm immensely grateful for their dedication and would highly recommend Prepory to anyone seeking college counseling and results."

"My son and I interviewed about 15 different admission consulting companies before I ultimately decided on Prepory. I ended up choosing Prepory because they simply offered more hours at the lowest price of any of the reputable companies. We were given two committee reviews, which is where many different consultants read my son’s application, alongside around 30 hours of one-on-one time. Comparable companies really only offered 30 hours for the same price. I’m proud to say that the consulting worked. My son is now attending Brown, and, after seeing how many rounds of revision they went through, I can confidently say that he wouldn’t have gotten to the Ivy League without Prepory and his counselor, Peter."