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“PLAN B” Schools: Wealthy Jewish Families Rejecting Ivy Leagues

“PLAN B” Schools: Wealthy Jewish Families Rejecting Ivy Leagues

Christopher Rim, CEO of Command Education speaks with Hosts Brian Brenberg, Jackie DeAngelis, and Taylor Riggs on The Big Money Show on Fox Business. Rim offers his insight on the pressing issue of free speech within prestigious Ivy League universities, particularly in the context of their ...
Harvard Bound: Strategies That Propel Students Past Admissions Hurdles

Harvard Bound: Strategies That Propel Students Past Admissions Hurdles

"I just followed my passions and my interests," Rim said, attributing his acceptance to his genuine story that struck a chord with the admissions officers. Among 18 applicants from his high school, Rim, who had the lowest grades among them, was the only one accepted into Yale. Established ...
College Admissions Chaos: What Happens Now?

College Admissions Chaos: What Happens Now?

The Supreme Court's recent decision to ban racial preference in college admissions has ignited a myriad of emotions and reactions across the nation. The ruling has significantly reshaped the higher education landscape, challenging long-held beliefs, systems, and structures in place since the ...
Some parents opting for rural life to get kids into Ivy League

Some parents opting for rural life to get kids into Ivy League

Christopher Rim, CEO of Command Education, highlighted the skewed competition in metropolitan areas like New York City, where numerous students from elite private schools compete for the same prestigious colleges. Conversely, in states like Arkansas, not every student is aiming for Ivy League ...
A college counselor said a parent offered him $1.5 million to deny service to their child’s classmates — highlighting the cut-throat battle for Ivy League admissions

A college counselor said a parent offered him $1.5 million to deny service to their child’s classmates — highlighting the cut-throat battle for Ivy League admissions

Wealthy parents are spending up to $1 million, hoping to secure Ivy League acceptance for their children. Christopher Rim's Command Education charges $750,000 for six years of college counseling. Some parents even offer exclusivity deals worth more than the service fee. Despite the high costs, ...
Ultra-Rich Buy Ultra-Luxury Counseling to Get Kids Into Harvard

Ultra-Rich Buy Ultra-Luxury Counseling to Get Kids Into Harvard

Sooner or later, every parent asks Christopher Rim the same question: What will it take to get my kid into Harvard or Yale? His answer: $750,000. That’s Rim’s going rate for advice on landing a coveted spot in the Ivy League for students who want to start college prep in the 7th grade. The ...