College Admission Advice from Paul Hemphill

College admission advice – trust a professional, avoid stress. Professional advice isn’t found at your local high school. It’s a well-documented fact that the average high school guidance counselor spends not more than thirty-eight minutes a year with a student offering help with colleges, major, resume, letters of recommendation, and interviews.

Paul Hemphill offers professional college admission advice. He has the ability to market college-bound students to colleges like they were products to be purchased. He creates a “brand” for each of his students. He provides an easy way for the colleges to instantly identify the student’s passion for something, a quality that colleges dream about in order to make easier their “purchase” decision to admit an applicant. Creating a brand for a student is no different than creating a logo for a product in order to achieve instant consumer recognition for an easier purchase decision. The end result is a student who truly stands apart from the rest of the competition to get into the same college. In effect, the marketing strategy is to make the college the consumer who’s anxious to purchase Hemphill’s product.

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Are you looking for college admission advice? Then you want a brand for your student so she or he can have that winning edge in the college admission office. Contact Paul Hemphill and he will speak to you on the phone for as long as you need. He will discuss your student’s chances of getting into the right fit college and provide some tips to make it all happen.

About Paul Hemphill
Having once owned his own advertising agency, his twenty-five years of ad design and marketing experience qualifies him to use proven stealth strategies and techniques to get college-bound students into the right-fit colleges. His expertise shows you how to reposition your assets to qualify for the maximum in financial aid without using the cookie-cutter approach of refinancing your home.

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