INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE CONSULTING

   


Princeton Office
  344 Nassau Street
  Princeton, NJ 08540 USA
  (609) 924-4595
  www.edviceprinceton.com
 

London Office
 
12 Greencroft Gardens
  Flat 2
  London NW6 3LS UK
  +44 (0) 207 372 0929
  www.edvice.net

Testimonials

"I was in a challenging college admissions situation and felt bewildered, almost like I "didn't know what I didn't know". I was in a position where I didn't have anyone available to guide me through the process. I wasn't sure what to expect when Steve agreed to take me on. I was starting completely from scratch, not knowing what I wanted to study, where, when, or at what kind of school. Steve took the time to learn about my goals, interests and personality, and then used his encyclopedic knowledge of academia to locate the top 5 options for me. He walked me through the entire process, advising me on not only high-level strategy but even on fonts and communication timing. Even when I suffered some setbacks, Steve's constant encouragement and optimism pushed me forward. Now, because of his attention to detail and careful planning, I've just been accepted to Columbia University. I couldn't have done it without Steve and Edvice."    --Student, Class of 2009


"Steve LeMenager made all the difference for both of our children during the college admissions process.  He focused on the strengths of each child and provided invaluable guidance that only years of experience could provide. As concerned parents, we appreciated Steve's depth of knowledge, sensitivity and strong communication skills. He gave us much needed peace of mind and wonderful results!"  --Parent, Classes of 2008, 2006


"Our son’s senior year was a challenging time for us. As the reality of his moving away from home and going off to college neared, communication with him became more and more strained. I know he wanted to assert his independence but I didn’t think he had enough one-on-one adult guidance from his school to really master the college application process by himself. What we needed was a knowledgeable and dedicated adult – and not his parent - to help our son to organize his choices and track his progress through the months leading up to his application deadlines.

Steve’s services provided just that. Our son immediately liked Steve and respected his vast expertise as a college counselor. The two of them met and communicated regularly. Steve guided our son through the process with skill and understanding. It was clear that he had years of experience and the right manner to talk easily with 17-18 year olds. Steve helped our son to refine his choices, worked with him on his essays, and skillfully reminded him as all deadlines approached. Steve’s services worked both to help our son apply to and get in to the right college for him, and also to get through a difficult time in our parent/child relationship."
--Parent, Classes of 2009, 2007


"As a family, we consider ourselves extremely fortunate to have had the opportunity to work with Steve LeMenager on the college admissions process. His unique perspective and mastery of the selective college admissions process was invaluable. Steve developed a rapport with our daughters that was very helpful in identifying the right colleges for them. He took the time to understand who they were and where they wanted to be in the future. Once they decided on what schools to apply to, Steve was actively involved and instrumental in guiding our family through the Byzantine college admissions process.

While both of our daughters were accepted to their first choice through the early decision process (both Ivy League schools), Steve had formulated a very thoughtful back up plan for the other schools of interest. Through his wisdom and guidance, Steve significantly reduced the stress of a very complex and dynamic process. We are deeply grateful for his help."
--Parent, Classes of 2008, 2006


"Steve,thanks for meeting with us. You've really been a god send !!!!!!!!"
--Parent, Class of 2008


College Admission Consultant - Princeton

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