The Nation’s Leader in College Consulting
Command Education
The decision to work with a college counselor is a deeply personal one—and finding the right fit is the key to success. Command Education’s mission is to empower each individual to explore their passions while developing valuable life skills for college and beyond. Our comprehensive program matches students with a personalized, best-fit Senior Mentor. This tailored mentorship empowers students by cultivating their authentic interests and strategically positioning them to get into their dream schools. In the current landscape of college admissions, a one-size-fits-all approach is ineffective. Command Education provides customized support designed to deliver. With Command Education behind them, our students aren’t just class presidents—they are award-winning nonprofit founders, community organizers, political activists, and entrepreneurs.
Happy Families
The best part of our job is celebrating every dream come true.
Why Command Education
The road to college begins way before senior year. Students who have a dream school in mind need to carefully plan their extracurriculars, classes, and leadership opportunities as early as middle school to make sure they are poised for their desired outcome.
As an independent college consultant firm, Command Education offers the guidance students need and the peace of mind that parents seek.
Arun’s Path to Stanford
“I didn’t even know I had a passion when I started, but now I don’t just have a passion, I have a future I’m excited about.”
– Arun Sethi
With his Command Education Senior Mentor, Arun discovered a passion for science and nutrition. He turned that passion into a successful blog and an acceptance to Stanford University.
WHERE WE'VE BEEN FEATURED
This 27-Year-Old Yale Alum Has a College Prep Company With a 100% Harvard Acceptance Rate. Here’s How He Does It — and How Much It Costs.
Christopher Rim, founder of education and admissions consultancy Command Education, uses an emotionally intelligent, near-peer approach to get kids into the Ivy League.
Is Every Ambitious Teen-ager a “Founder and C.E.O.”?
“It’s not just test scores and G.P.A. that get you into a top school,” Christopher Rim, a college-admissions consultant in New York City, said over the phone. “You need really great extracurricular activities.” Rim is twenty-five years old. When he was in high school, in New Jersey, he founded an anti-bullying organization called It Ends Today…
