<p>Hey, guys well I was just wondering about this site. College</a> Admissions Assistance | College Admissions Assistance
I recently received a letter a few weeks ago about attending this workshop which I will most likely be going to this sunday and well I was looking it up online, I have found not much, but a forum created here in 07' and after reading it all, I was wondering if it is true that they may pay for my college? I'm hoping to go into law school, and well i'm an AP student taking 4 ap's next year and all honors. (never tried out for IB, but whatever.) and well my parents aren't very wealthy and I have decent grades A's and B's and once in a while I will get straight A's. So is this worth it? I heard from the other forum that after the speech/workshop is over they ask for $1995 and my parents don't know much english, so yeah, but i'm not an idiot and usually not fooled (I tend to fool others instead.) hopefully I will get into law/ or bussiness. Any opinions about this CCA? Is it to good to be true, or just another waste of time. btw I run track, play piano and do journalism /yearbook/newspaper at my school and some other things if that matters and i'm hispanic.</p>
<p>Lol, calm down. </p>
<p>They operate like a guidance counselor, but they will know more and do it for free. </p>
<p>They will not pay for college or professional school. Also, I don’t think I need to hear your full life story, just your question. Lastly, if you have a low income, most top 25 schools will cover all your ‘demonstrated need’</p>
<p>Apollo11 thanks, i’m just worried about college, since my school is competitive and my family is low class. Sorry if I added more than needed.</p>
<p>I would be wary of this sort of propositon- rarely is anything done or offered for free. Read all the fine details, and I advise against committing to anything with a few.</p>
<p>^Surprisingly, many of these college consultants do this pro bono stuff…</p>
<p>In fact, I’d ‘shop around’ with other consultants to see if they will do the same and if they are more succesful</p>
<p>Dude, they don’t pay for your college! I don’t know where you got that idea because that’s not part of the program. My parents and I went to the workshop and it didn’t cost a thing and the guy who spoke knew his stuff about what it takes to get into the right college. We signed up and my Mom pays a little bit each week or month…not sure exactly but it’s been worth it. They have coaches you talk to and software that keeps everything organized…there’s a lot of s#*t to stay on top of including finding money. They help but they don’t pay for college.</p>