Applying to secure a spot in a private or boarding school is no easy task. Today, it is a highly competitive process, which involves multiple components from interviews to essays. Our admissions consultants have helped hundreds of children be admitted into a myriad of independent schools in New England, New York, Washington DC, and other areas. We help applicants apply to both private day and boarding schools, and can provide invaluable advice from the inside as our consultants have all served on the admissions committees of elite independent schools. We will provide you advice on all aspects of the application process and will make sure your child is accepted into the school they rightfully deserve.    

Private School Admissions Counseling & Consulting Services

School Selection Consulting

Essay Editing and Application Help

Parent and Child Interview Preparation

Playgroup Coaching

School Tour Advising

"First Choice" School Consulting

Testing Advice

Preparation of Application Timeline

Waitlist Help

Our Consultants Have Been on Admissions Committees of: 

Phillips Exeter Academy

St. Paul's School

Horace Mann School

Miss Porter's School  

Choate Rosemary Hall

Groton School

Castilleja School

Green Acres School

The Lawrenceville School

Led by our team of admissions consultants who have served on the admissions committees of some of the best private day and boarding schools in the country, we provide customized admissions advice to perfect each applicant's independent school application.

Finding the right private day school or boarding school fit is no easy task. The danger is both doing too little and too much comparing. Each school has its unique aspects and it's important that the school fits the child who will be doing the actual attending. 

Our admission consultants possess a wealth of information about the various private schools across the country, and can speak from their professional experience about the differences between these many institutions. We will help choose the private school that best matches the child as a human being, and not just as an applicant.