Transferring can be a second chance at admissions when approached with a realistic plan. With over a decade of experience, we provide clarity on an admissions process that is not transparent.

According to a report from the Association for College Admission Counseling, one out of three students who enroll in a two-year or four-year college end up transferring at one point or another.
You are not alone.

This program includes:

Personalized Transfer Report
Analysis of your high school GPA, freshman year college stats, scores, extras and hooks with an eye towards recommendations of specific colleges, application strategies, and maximizing talents and academic strengths with a top first choice college

One-Hour Phone Call
Consult with Dr. Michele Hernandez or Mimi Doe and our Transfer Specialist to discuss your plan of action for applications and admissions based on your Personalized Transfer Report

3 hours of Essay Guidance
Consulting and editing done via phone and/or email with your Transfer Specialist

Copy of Top Tier Admissions Transfer e-Guide

This program must be used within 6 months from the date of purchase.

Transfer Analysis and Guidance

$10,500.00

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High Praise From Past Clients:

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I just wanted to share the good news that I was admitted to UVA for next fall. Thank you so much for your help in this process. Your honesty, guidance, and support helped me a ton! – Transfer Analysis & Guidance student

“It was fantastic working with TTA. You definitely exceeded my expectations! I honestly had no idea what to expect, but I was extremely impressed after seeing the first round of edits to my essay. I particularly enjoyed the freedom to discuss possible essay topics and to brainstorm creative essay ideas; also, it was nice to have an expert opinion. My only regret is not purchasing the package earlier . . .” –D.H., Transfer Analysis program student

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