College-Specific Gap Analysis™
We grade your teen against the actual admissions rubrics first.
Find exactly what’s missing—then get the strategy to close it.
Different Colleges Use Different Evaluation Rubrics
At UCs, USC, and the Ivy+, the majority of your teen's narrative is holistically scored before an admissions officer reads their first essay (at the end of their application).
You Shouldn't Pay Any Consultant Thousands Upfront Before You Know:
Is my teen motivated to do this? Is this the right fit?
Because your teen isn't the one reading this. You are.
1 SEE THE GAPS
Personalized to Your Teen
Know if they're willing to do the work first.
2 GET HONEST
Growth Includes Growing Pains
Know if your teen will commit to the end.
3 DESIGN FOR FIT
See the Plan That Motivates Your Teen
Fit to them, guided step-by-step.
Not All Teens Will Walk the Walk.
Your teen's story might need a better ending—finished by real-life actions—not just words in an essay.
We don't sugarcoat reality. If success were easy, everyone would be achieving it. So we design and lay your teen's personalized strategy bare so you can see if your teen is bought-in. It's better to find out during a $450 strategy session than after making a larger financial commitment sight-unseen.
Gap Analysis Price: $450/Student
What to Expect:
Topics We Can Add Into Your Teen's Analysis
Choose next year's classes
Choose the right activities
Plan the right summer
Build your college list
*Transfer credit evaluation
*College essay review
*Creative portfolio review
*Will require +15 minutes
+$80
Good Decisions Are Not Made Under Pressure
“A college consulting firm's ad came up on my Instagram, I said: "Yes this is me, this is what I am looking for," and I felt that I had to hurry up and sign on. Then, I freaked out after seeing his prices. What if my daughter doesn't do it, what do I do then? It didn't even click in my mind to search online. But my husband said, "Let's see who else is out there." I'm so glad we did. I LOVE LOVE LOVE that College Zoom has the gap closing meeting first. $450 is much more doable than spending $10,000+ on the spot, sight-unseen and not even being sure if your kid will actually do the work. It's a toe in water for my daughter and you truly get to understand the kid she is first."
— E., Parent of a current Sophomore
What comes after the Gap Analysis?