Most college advisors help students apply. We help students get in.
What’s the difference between a college advisor and the right college advisor?
Acceptance letters … and a lifetime of opportunity!
The difference between “submitted” and “accepted.”
Filling out a college application is easy. Getting it noticed by an admissions committee is not.
Most advising services will walk you through forms, tell you to “be yourself,” and send you on your way. At International College Counselors, we know that “being yourself” isn’t enough when thousands of other applicants have similar grades, test scores, and extracurriculars.
Your dream school isn’t a dream—it’s a plan.
While others hand you a checklist, we hand you a strategy—one built by a team of experts who know the admissions game inside out. Our advisors aren’t just former admissions officers, Ivy grads, and seasoned strategists; they’re a collaborative brain trust that works together on applications. When you hire us, you don’t just get one advisor—you get a team.
No cookie-cutter checklists. No recycled essays. No missed opportunities.
We don’t “slot” students into a process that worked for someone else. Your student’s story is theirs alone—and we’ll make sure it’s the one colleges remember when they’re deciding between your student and the next equally qualified applicant. Every piece of the application is designed to highlight their unique strengths and position them for maximum impact.
Luck isn’t an admissions strategy. We are.
It’s why our students are accepted at up to 13x the rate of the national average at some of the most selective schools in the country. And why, when the good news arrives, our families know it wasn’t luck—it was strategy.
Admissions isn’t straightforward. That’s why you need an edge.
If you want an advisor, they’re everywhere.
If you want an edge, there’s International College Counselors.
Book your free consultation today and discover the strategy that gets our students accepted at up to 13x the national average.
For 20 years, we’ve helped thousands of students get into college. Your student is next.