College Consulting at its Best
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Any College Consultant Can Pad Resumes
They wear navy blue suits. Our hats are backward.
They name drop “that school outside Boston” but ghost when it matters. We name drop, prop up, and follow up.
They’ll place you in a college that looks good on them. We’ll place you in the college that looks good on you.
Standard College Consultant’s Prestigious Logo Banner Here
Yes, we have a 100% college placement rate.
Yes, we’ve sent kids to the Ivy League. But if that's all you care about, we’re not the consultants for you. Unlike the logo chasers, we’re focused on finding your student the right college fit and fixing the problems below.
Best-Fit = College life · Academics · Financial · Environment
What Our Customers Are Saying
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“You really took the time to listen to Jackson’s desires and goals to help him search, tour, and find his dream school. Never in a million years would we have thought Utah would be his school of choice, and here we are a semester later and our son is THRIVING!”
Cara Kendrick, Play Video
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We've sent two children to Real Frequency and both have been a great success – we're very happy. I love how involved and always available the RF team is, helping us with every step. We're sending our third son to them now!"
Devin Wolf, Play Video
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Real Frequency helped my daughter narrow her list of schools from 40 to 12 and kept her motivated throughout the entire search and application process. She's now at Georgetown with academic and athletic scholarships, and even an NIL deal thanks to Real Frequency! We're can't wait to send our son next.
Michelle Dietz, Play Video
Our Why
During the 2020-21 school year, more than 60% of college students met the criteria for at least one mental health problem. - Healthy Minds Study
Almost half of teens report consistently feeling sad or hopeless almost every day for two weeks or more in a row. - CDC
About 25% of first-time college students drop out of college after their freshman year. - U.S. News & World Report
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