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College Zoom's Services
Measured to the Exact Gaps You Need to Close
“We did more in 2 hours than I did in 40 meetings with a college consultant who charges $200/hr.” — Jessica G., Gap Analysis, Senior, Beverly Hills H.S.
GAP ANALYSIS MEETINGBY THE HOUR SERVICESSERVICE PACKAGES
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College-Specific Gap Analysis™ Many consultants offer a free, generic profile analysis to draw you in. Then they push packages by grade level anyways—priced for the highest level of need—as if everyone in your grade has the same baseline. We measure your specific gaps, determine the exact scope of counseling you need, and design your hyper-personalized strategy live.
Hourly College Admissions Services
Guided by Our College-Specific Gap Analysis™
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✓ College List Creation (Reach, Match, Safety)
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✓ Major Choice Strategy (1st & 2nd)
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✓ College Essays & Narrative Layering
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✓ Early vs Regular Decision Strategy
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✓ Scholarship Positioning
Our Rate: $350/hour
Your gap analysis enables tailored coaching but not all students need it. Its appropriateness and pragmatism for your goals is assessed in our free call.Packages for Guided Journeys
Personalized to your College-Specific Gap Analysis™
— Yena Zhan, Parent
Why is big brand college consultancy advice so generic?
Most of them fear standing out more than their students do.
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“Google showed plenty of advisors, who burnished their resume as Ivy admissions officers in the past, offering packages worth $25,000 or $40,000 for admission counseling. We interviewed 5 to 6 Ivy League counselors. They all sounded similar, pre-packaged and canned. It never clicked. Part of it was the high brow attitude, part of it was lack of depth in guidance, part of it was pushing packages. Then we hit upon College Zoom. It was a West Coast outfit and to be honest I was reluctant if they would be able to assist us with our East Coast college list. However, after our first conversation, I was simply blown away.”
— Gaurav K., Parent, Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology (Virginia)
Both children attending Cornell University for their B.S. Computer Science, daughter (2025), son (2028)Best Ranked Computer Science Program in Ivy League
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