At Trinity Scholar, we aim to make admissions support a holistic learning experience. While admissions can be demanding and test-driven, we believe it is also an opportunity to build a strong academic foundation, to enhance time management and self-reflection skills, and to learn to read and write well. Whether it is through a class or coaching, our coaches are dedicated to teaching, motivating, and nurturing each student.
U.S. College Admissions
Sign up now for a 60 minute free consultation session at Trinity Scholar to see what future is waiting for you.
U.S. College Admissions
- College Essay Package
- Private Consultations
- Complete Admissions Program
- ISEE, SSAT and school entrance exam preparation
- Interview preparation
- Application support
- Preparatory course for students in grades 7 and 8
- One-on-one or small group coaching through the complete admissions process
- Personal statement writing workshops
Sign up now for a 60 minute free consultation session at Trinity Scholar to see what future is waiting for you.
Admissions Program Descriptions
Complete Admissions ProgramTypically beginning during your Junior year (grade 11), your Trinity Scholar counselor assumes the role of project manager and keeps you on the path to be the best possible candidate for the colleges that are on your list. Students will have multiple scheduled meetings to complete various aspects of the college process, including:
|
Essay Brainstorming and EditingAfter providing written responses to our Essay Brainstorming questions, the student will meet with the Trinity Scholar consultant who helps the student select essay topics for up to six college essays (longer essays are normally 500-600 words, shorter essays are 150-300 words). After writing the essays, the Trinity Scholar Essay Team will review each essay at least twice and provide written commentaries, and once the essay is completed, it will go through final review by a proofreading specialist.
|
3-hour Consulting PackageThe student schedules three (3) 60-minute meetings with the Trinity Scholar counselor to use as the student (or the family) deems fit.
|