It’s a program were they help you with your college essays, applications, etc. The guy in charge is called Nitsan Hirgil. He e - mailed me last night after I requested information saying that 100% of his clients have gotten into one their top 4 schools and 96% getting into one of their top 2. He wants 4500 to do all the applications and I have about 12 colleges i’m applying to. I have the money, should I do this? I want to get into either, Cornell, university of Pennsylvania, Boston college, NYU, or Villanova
Hey, for only 5% of his fee ($225) I’ll do a check on this person for you 
With no google hits for either name, what on earth makes you think it’s anything other than a scam? If you must pursue this Ask for referrals, BBB records, anything resembling a track record.
On the other hand, it doesn’t sound like a Nigerian name . . .
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Completely unnecessary.
Use your college counselor as a resource. All the information given from that person will be the same as the college counselor’s. If you do want an edge, the only thing really worth paying for is SAT tutoring/test prep.
I don’t even support the SAT tutoring, but that’s beside the point.