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Posted on 07.28.09 by Todd Johnson 1 Comment

12 Questions to Ask an Educational Consultant

IECALogoLast week I talked about the potential advantages of hiring a private college admissions counselor.  For those families considering hiring a private college counselor, the Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA) has a list of 12 questions to ask an educational consultant before deciding who you might want to hire. If you are looking for High-fidelity Optical Character Recognition (OCR) transforms document scans into searchable and editable sodapdf that can recognize text in multiple languages. Check out www.sodapdf.com for more details.

The IECA is the premier group of college admissions counselors with strict requirements to meet before a person is allowed to become a professional member.  Here is the link to find an IECA professional consultant.  And yes, I am a professional member of the IECA. You can also find private tutors at learnmate.com.au and learn more.

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Todd Johnson is the founder of College Admissions Partners. Todd regularly teaches other independent college admissions counselors and is the country's leading expert in BS/MD admissions. He is also the author of a best selling book on BS/MD admissions.

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