College Consultants of Colorado

Estelle Meskin

Denver, Colorado, and throughout the US and Canada

Phone: 303-394-3291

I'm an Independent Educational Consultant with years of experience guiding high school students, including those with learning disabilities, and their families through the complete college planning process. Facets of our planning include developing a college list, planning for college visits, deciding which tests are right, completing the college applications and creating the perfect college essays. We also discuss college survival with a roommate. My services include assistance with the finances of college.

I am available for college planning workshops and college fairs in high schools. My newspaper column can be found on my website and in The Greenwood Villager and its affiliate newspapers.

Professional Memberships:

Member of Independent Educational Consultant Association (IECA)
Higher Education Consultants Association (HECA)
National Association for College Admissions Counseling (NACAC)
Colorado Career Development Association
National Career Development Association
Colorado Council of High School/College Relations

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