A range of schools, not a ranking.
Where students have been accepted, the kinds of programs those acceptances were for, and how each number here is counted.
Draft page, figures not final. The writing on this page is Tali’s, lightly edited for publication. The numbers are still being counted, so none are shown yet: every figure has to arrive as a count over a stated group of students before it can be published, and the site cannot go live until that is settled.
There’s no single best school. There’s the right one for your kid. My job is to help them find it, and then help them make their case.
I’ve been doing this since 2016. Ten years of school lists, essays they drafted and redrafted, deadlines, and honest conversations about what’s actually realistic. The students did the work. The colleges made the decisions. My part is knowing each student well enough to help them aim somewhere that fits.
Students end up all over the map. Big public flagships and small liberal arts colleges, art schools and conservatory programs. I don’t have one type of student, so there isn’t one type of school on this page.
Fit isn’t a bonus, it’s the point. The goal is never the most prestigious school. It’s the one that actually fits who a student is, and that’s what I’m planning for from the first conversation.
There’s another group in the middle of it right now, and their results aren’t on this page yet. That’s the whole job.
Numbers to come.
The acceptances, the college list, the scholarships, and the programs students went on to study are all being counted, and they will appear here with a plain note under them explaining exactly how each one was arrived at.
Admission decisions are made by colleges, not by LectureBound. Anything published here will describe what students have done. It will not be a prediction, and no counselor can promise a particular school.
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If this sounds like what you have been looking for, I would love to talk.
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