College Advisor: Getting into the College of Your Choice

College advisor, Paul Hemphill, is a professional marketer of twenty-years in the area of college admission and financial aid. He is a college coach who works one-on-one with each student and uses his proven stealth strategies to get his high school students into the right-fit colleges, even if the student is academically average or unmotivated. He shows parents how to save $42,000 in college expenses immediately. Many of his strategies are found in his books and especially on his DVD, available to order now.

Why use a College Advisor?

You need Paul Hemphill, who will provide what most college advisors cannot:

• Twenty-five years of advertising design and marketing experience to position your student for the absolute maximum in “stand out” quality
• A published author who will oversee the college application essay
• The only college admissions advisor in the country who’s written a highly-acclaimed book on leadership, which is the number one quality college admission people look for
• A proprietary interview technique your student exercises with ease, which makes the unmotivated student look very appealing and more likely to be accepted
• Eight years of financial aid experience that has given students thousands of extra dollars in unexpected financial aid 

Paul Hemphill provides college advisory services locally and via phone or Skype with webcam throughout the United States

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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.

College Advisor Paul Hemphill at PreCollegePrep

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