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Do You Need A College Counselor? 7 Signs It’s Time To Get Help

The college admissions process has never been short on information. If anything, the challenge today is knowing what information actually matters. There is a lot of noise in this space, whether that is information coming from peers, friends of friends, or headlines and buzzwords online. Our job is to help you cut through that noise […]

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Get to Know College Admissions Expert, Kate Caspar

At Top Tier Admissions, our counselors bring decades of experience, deep knowledge of the admissions process, and a personal commitment to every student they work with. In our Counselor Spotlight series, we’re introducing you to the incredible individuals behind our high-touch, expert guidance. Learn more about their unique backgrounds, educational philosophies, and what inspires them […]

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Strategic Summer Planning: How to Build a Standout College Profile

Earlier this week we hosted an incredibly practical and timely webinar, “Crafting a Strategic Summer,” led by Dr. Tina Brooks, Senior Private Counselor at Top Tier Admissions. With summer fast approaching, families are asking the same question: What actually matters, and what’s just noise? The answer, as Dr. Brooks made clear, is that a strong […]

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Is 9th Grade Too Early for College Prep? Why a Head Start is Your Student’s Secret Weapon

Is ninth grade too early to start thinking about college? Our enrollment team is often asked this along with whether it’s actually detrimental to introduce high-stakes concepts like standardized tests, college essays, and recommendation letters while students are adjusting to the social and academic transition of high school. It’s a valid concern–parents naturally want to […]

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College Rankings Explained: U.S. News vs. Time

As a young teen, I often went on family outings to the now nonexistent bookstore, Borders. While my siblings wandered off to peruse the fiction and sports sections, I usually found myself wandering in the direction of the college guidebooks and U.S. News & World Report college rankings list (perhaps I was always headed in […]

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