About Prepory College Counseling
for Atlanta students
About Prepory College Counseling for Atlanta students
Atlanta, GA houses a variety of competitive high schools such as Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science and Technology, Walton High School, DeKalb Schools of the Arts, Lambert High, Northview High School, Chattahoochee High School, Lassiter High School, South Forsyth High School, Alpharetta High School, and McIntosh High School. These esteemed institutions foster highly motivated students who are deeply committed to shaping their future and attending prestigious universities.
Our college admission coaches are here to empower Atlanta students and turn their college dreams into a reality.
Comprehensive
college guidance
Engage in one-on-one advising sessions and receive tailored guidance to best support your academic and collegiate endeavors. While school counselors are qualified to guide students to success beyond high school, their large volume of students and pressing responsibilities limit their time. This makes having a personal college coach dedicated to supporting you through the entire admissions process a game-changer.
At Prepory, we focus on a student-centric approach to college admissions counseling that equips students with the resources, knowledge, and personalized guidance they need to craft a competitive application to top schools like Harvard University, Yale University, Amherst College, MIT, Caltech, Duke University, UC Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon University, and UCLA. Our students have also received acceptance letters to some of the best colleges and universities near Atlanta such as Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech), Emory University, and renowned HBCUs such as Spelman College.
Our comprehensive college counseling program encompasses a wide range of critical topics for each high school grade level such as leadership development, crafting the personal statement, supplemental essays, navigating financial aid, securing impactful letters of recommendation, strategic high school course selection, and beyond.
The American School Counselor Association reports a high student-to-counselor ratio of 378-to-1 in Georgia for the 2023–2024 school year, far exceeding the American School Counselor Association's recommended 250-to-1 ratio.
Our program is open to all residents across Atlanta, GA, including Peachtree Park, Ansley Park, Buckhead, Tuxedo Park, Morningside/Lenox Park, Alpharetta, Johns Creek, and Oakdale.
Why Prepory?
higher chances
higher chances
Prepory students are 2.78x more likely to be admitted to a college with an acceptance rate below 15%.
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Trusted by families in over 40 countries for our college admission expertise.
enrolled
students
Over 14,000 students have enrolled in Prepory’s college counseling services worldwide.
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admitted
93% of Prepory students are admitted to 1 or more of their top 5 schools.
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Thousands of families
trust Prepory
OUR STUDENTS HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO TOP SCHOOLS
Meet our featured
college admissions coaches
Our team is made up of former admissions officers, former faculty, researchers, advanced degree holders, and graduates of the nation’s best universities, including Harvard, Duke, and Columbia. When you work with our team, you receive the most strategic college guidance with a personable and professional touch.
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Nick H.
Olivia C.
James C.
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College counseling partnerships
with Atlanta high schools
College counseling partnerships with Atlanta high schools
We’ve partnered with local high schools including Christopher Columbus High School, Pinecrest Preparatory High School, Somerset Academy Charter High School, amongst others to complement the resources offered by each school. Our school partnerships are tailored to benefit each school’s unique populations and needs.
Frequently asked questions
Prepory's programs are hosted entirely online. This allows us to serve a wide variety of students from all over the world along with students from the Atlanta area.
Our college admissions team leverages over 100 years of collective admissions experience. Our team is made up of multi-degree academics, former university faculty, former admissions officers, Ivy League writing coaches, and graduates from the nation’s most selective schools. Students are paired with a college admissions coach based on their availability, academic interests, and area of expertise. All Prepory college admissions coaches undergo a comprehensive training course before working with their students. This course is designed by our team of former admissions officers from the University of Pennsylvania, University of Chicago, and Brown University. To learn more about who we are, schedule a free initial consultation.
Through one-on-one advising sessions, students meet with their college admissions coach to receive individualized counseling following their personalized syllabus and program milestones. They’ll work together to brainstorm, curate, and form their college application collateral. One-on-one advising sessions occur through Zoom video conferences and are 60 minutes long.
Our college counseling program guides students through effectively navigating the college admissions process with confidence. During our tailored coaching sessions, students explore best-fit college options, learn how to demonstrate meaningful academic and extracurricular involvement, and develop strategies to effectively tell their story on their college applications alongside their dedicated college admissions coach.
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Get started on your application journey!
Contact a Prepory college admissions expert to start your college success journey.
Our college admissions experts are here to guide you from where you are to where you should be. Through our comprehensive curriculum and individualized coaching, you are set for success as soon as you connect with us.
Please note that a parent or guardian must be on the consultation for high school students.Please note that a parent or guardian must be on the consultation for high school students.
