Command Education stays ahead of admissions trends so families can make informed, strategic decisions.

Why Students With Perfect 4.0 GPAs Get Rejected From The Ivy League By Christopher Rim | May 07, 2026, 04:03pm EDT Every year, as high school students begin to compile their college lists, they feel the inevitable shock that comes from researching the average GPAs and test scores at Ivy League schools. At Harvard, 74% […]

For those aiming for a career on Wall Street, it’s helpful to have the resources of a financial heavyweight. Agencies specializing in this field charge anywhere from $30,000 to six-figure sums. For that amount, they promise to help you join the most exclusive college clubs, ace interviews, and build a network of contacts. The founder of Command Education, Christopher Rim (who charges $750,000 to assist high school students seeking admission to Harvard or Yale), offers customized plans ranging from a few months to a year, starting at $50,000. Some turn to him as early as the summer after graduation.

Part personal coach and part insider strategist with a hefty dose of morale booster, admissions counselors are here when going it alone — or even with the help of a school college guidance counselor — isn’t cutting it.

Christopher Rim, founder and CEO of Command Education, knows all too well the tailspin the highly selective college admissions process propels families into, making “everyone reactive rather than proactive.”

How David Grutman Built A Hospitality Empire By “Taking It Personal” By Christopher Rim | Apr 24, 2026, 04:54pm EDT Every student, from high school to college and graduate school, has heard some version of the platitude “follow your passions.” While well-meaning, the advice is often hollow when it comes to real-world execution. Young people […]

What To Consider When Choosing Between Colleges In 2026 By Christopher Rim | Apr 22, 2026, 01:25pm EDT For high school seniors, the weeks between receiving acceptance letters and the May 1st Decision Day deadline are some of the most important in their academic lives. The pressure to make the right choice can feel incredibly […]