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Spark Admissions counselors help students find—and get into—the ideal schools for them.

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What makes our admissions consulting services unique:

Expertise

Co-Founder Rachel Rubin led the groundbreaking study on how the 75 most selective U.S. colleges and universities make admissions decisions.

Strategy

We help students achieve their goals by taking a holistic approach to helping them with every aspect of their academic and extracurricular development.

Team

All of our counselors have admissions experience at selective colleges, attended top universities and graduate schools, and are passionate about helping students reach their goals.

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Students work with one Spark Admissions consultant throughout the entire college admissions process, forging strong and long-lasting relationships.

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We offer a range of comprehensive consulting packages and application and essay counseling that can be tailored to fit each family’s needs.

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During the past decade we’ve helped hundreds of students gain admission to their top-choice schools.

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