Frequently Asked Questions

Southeast Texas College Counseling's college admissions counselors can provide valuable insights into the college application process. They can help students identify their strengths and weaknesses, develop a strategic plan for applying to colleges, and ultimately increase their chances of getting accepted to their top-choice schools.

Yes, Southeast Texas College Counseling offers assistance with financial aid and can help students and families navigate the complex process of applying for financial aid. Our counselors can help students identify scholarships, grants, and other forms of financial aid that they may be eligible for.

Southeast Texas College Counseling offers test preparation services for a variety of standardized tests, including the SAT, ACT, GRE, and GMAT. Our tutors and partners work with students one-on-one to identify areas of weakness, develop a personalized study plan, and improve their test-taking skills.

An educational consultant, also called a higher education consultant, assists students and their parents in planning and preparing for college admissions and financial aid. 

While we can step in to help a family at any point in their planning journey, the best time to contact us is at the beginning of the student's high school junior year. For adult learners, any time is a good time, but the best time is at least one month prior to the start of the fall, spring or summer semesters. Aspiring graduate students should reach out at the end of their junior year of college.

No one can ethically offer this guarantee. However, we can work with the student to shape their activities and applications to give them their very best chance.

We can work with students in middle school to set goals and suggest potential academic paths and extracurricular activities. However, we primarily work with students in high school.