Eagle Educational Consulting

The world of college admissions has changed drastically from a generation ago. There are new ways to apply to college, more competition for the same amount of seats, and, of course, costs to attend a four-year private or public school have risen dramatically. Then there is the teenager who not only has to decide what he/she wants to do after high school, but where to do it. Statistics show 1 in 3 freshmen do not return to the college they enrolled in for their sophomore year. Why? There are many reasons, but a major one is this: Students don't plan to fail, rather they fail to plan. Spending time researching this decision with a qualified professional will go a long way toward identifying that right fit. 

What We Do

At Eagle, we spend a significant amount of time getting to know your child and his/her interests. What's important to the child? What are they good at? How independent are they? Are they looking at a big, city school or a smaller suburban or rural school. With this information, Eagle and your child can work together to cultivate a list of colleges that most closely match their abilities, interests and academic achievement. Working on a 1-on-1 basis over time will help your child learn more about himself. The staff at Eagle has broad experience levels working in a public school setting, for a corporate admissions consulting organization, and several test preparation organizations. 

• Free initial consultation
• References and testimonials provided
• Range of services from complete college selection process, to individual, a-la-carte choices, including test preparation, essay preparation, and financial aid advice.

where are they now?

We know college isn't cheap, but talk is. So where are former Eagle clients attending college? At some of the finest colleges and universities in the United States. Importantly, none of the students have transferred - a testament to the fact that collectively we found the right fit.

Eagle Clients College List

American University, Assumption College, Babson College, Boston College, Bryant University, Loyola University/New Orleans, Roger Williams College, Rollins College, Stonehill College, University of Miami (Fla), University of New Hampshire.