College Consultants of Colorado

Becky Grappo

Located in Denver/Breckenridge/Vail/Aspen

Phone: 720-627-6940

Rebecca (Becky) Grappo,M.Ed, is an experienced educational consultant who has helped scores of students from around the United States as well as the world find the right college for their individual goals. She prides herself in working with students who have a variety of academic abilities, interests, and talents. That includes students from those who are applying to the most selective universities to those who need a second chance. She also works with gifted and talented students, those with learning differences and ADHD or those who are twice exceptional (GT/LD). Becky also works with boarding school and therapeutic placements.

She is a Certified Educational Planner.

Professional Memberships:

• Professional Member of Independent Educational Consultant Association (IECA)

• Higher Education Consultants Association (HECA)

• International Association for College Admissions Counseling (IACAC)

• National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Program (NATSAP)

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