PrepScholarReviews of prepscholar.com

Claire was amazing at helping me find the school for me. I ended up at my dream school because of her and I’ll be forever grateful for the help she gave me.

Allison Kramer, College Admission Consultant at PrepScholar, helped my son with the college preparation process, including completing the college applications, brainstorming/writing college essays, and making the college final decision process. The most crucial thing Allison helped my son with was to figure out how he could make himself identify to stand out in academics and extracurriculars. The experiences we had were eye-opening and extraordinary, and we never imagined. My son and I highly recommend Allison Kramer as a College Admission Consultant.

Dominique has been supportive, not making me feel bad when things don't go the way we planned and instead always working with me to figure out how we can fix the problem at hand, and overall has been a huge help as both a resource and a mentor.

Claire was amazing at compelling storytelling and supportive through the rollercoaster of senior year. She was also very helpful in matching my preferences to colleges and making a great list. I am grateful I had her support through this journey!

I started Prep Scholar at the start of my sophomore year of high school. What made my experience so great was the personalized attention I got from my advisor, Claire Gerety-Mott. From the start, she helped me craft a story that made my application unique. She helped me find and apply to summer programs, pursue extracurricular opportunities, and gave me invaluable feedback on my college essays.

Rachel was very helpful! She gave such good feedback on my essays and helped made them the best they could be.

Prep scholar was a huge help for me. I worked with Dominque and she was an incredible guide throughout the entire college process and keeping me on track to achieve my goals. Thanks to her I will be attending my top school!

We tried PrepScholar with both of our kids. With my first, she said the program kept telling her that she needed to do practice tests. She kept taking practice tests.. and that was it. I asked for help from PrepScholar but only got an email saying that it's a great program, and she needs to keep working. She could work for hours and get no credit. It's easy to not pay a money-back guarantee when you control the conditions and can make fulfilling those conditions impossible. By studying free videos on the internet, she was able to get more help and improved her score by about 40 points. With my second, I'm more involved. I thought this would help me understand the program more as I'm walking through it with him. Maybe my first just.. didn't use the program properly. He hasn't been given any practice SATs yet, but he could spend an hour on a lesson and be given credit for 0.6 hours. At this point, we don't care about refunds, just help with the SAT please. Control over your learning and the settings is weird. I can't figure out how to change things like 'goal number of hours to study a week.' All in all, as an educator and a programmer, I'm not impressed. The price is too high for the level of instruction that I'm seeing. tldr; Meh. Try it if you want but know that you won't get your money back. If you throw $400 at it, spend it like you are lending it to that cousin you know will never pay you back.. just let it go.