College Admission Expertise by Quetzal Mama

The college admission process can be an overwhelming and confusing process. In addition, there are myths and non-truths that seem to stick around. Be armed with knowledge and accurate information as you plan your pathway to college. If you have questions concerning college admissions, email Quetzal Mama at [email protected].

College Admission Expertise by Quetzal Mama

When should I start preparing for college?

How many colleges should I apply to, and which ones?

How much does it cost to apply to college?

What is the website to apply for financial aid?

Where do I apply?

I’ve heard getting into college is super competitive. Do I even stand a chance of getting in?

I looked at the published applicant profile for my dream college. My test scores and GPA are below their published ranges. Should I still apply or forget it?

The colleges I am interested in are very expensive. I don’t think I can afford it. Should I still apply?

Should I pay to take an SAT preparation program?

Which is better to take: the SAT or the ACT?

Is it a good idea to take the SAT multiple times to improve my score?

What is an SAT Subject Test?

What is the difference between the SAT and SAT Subject Tests?

Should I take SAT Subject Tests?

When should I take my Subject Tests?

Which SAT Subject Test should I take?

My friend keeps talking about her “applicant profile.” What is an applicant profile?

If I have a high GPA, does that guarantee I will be admitted to selective colleges?

My counselor says as long as I take the A-G requirements, I will get into a selective college. True or false?

I’m receiving lots of letters from selective universities, encouraging me to apply. Does receiving these letters mean I have better chance of getting in?

What if my high school does not offer AP or IB Classes? Will that mean I will have less chance of getting into a selective college?

I’m trying to write my Personal Statement and I’m stuck. What can I do?

Do I have to be a United States Citizen to apply to a college?

I need help with the college admission process. Where do I go, and who do I ask?