Junius Prince
Independent college admissions counselor in Louisville, Kentucky
| Hourly rate range | $150 to $225 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Students and Parents |
| Based in | Louisville, Kentucky, United States |
| Credentials | IECA Professional member |
| Practice | Prince College Counseling |
Junius Prince runs Prince College Counseling in Louisville, Kentucky. The practice helps students and parents with the college search and application process. Scott Prince, listed on the practice site, is a former Director of College Counseling at Louisville Collegiate and Kent Denver. He also served as Louisville Collegiate's Headmaster from 2007 to 2013. Molly Prince, a former Director of College Counseling at Louisville Collegiate, also counsels students. The process puts the student in charge of where to apply and what to write.
What Junius helps with
The practice helps students find colleges that fit their needs and build strong applications. Students do their own self-review, research, and application work with guidance.
- Finding colleges that fit a student's needs
- Building a balanced list of Good Bet, Target and Stretch schools
- College essay brainstorming and editing
- Managing admission and scholarship deadlines
- Choosing between Early Decision, Early Action and Regular Decision
- Merit scholarship and financial aid advising
- Interview preparation and training
- Planning campus visits and summer experiences
Who Junius works with
The practice works with students and their parents through the college search and application process. Counseling builds over time through a relationship with the student and family. Students who want selective colleges and universities are a stated focus of the work.
How Junius works
The process starts with self-review to understand a student's strengths, interests and goals. Students then research a wide range of colleges before narrowing their list. Personality and career assessment uses The Greenwood System or The Birkman Method. Families get 'Counselor Blasts' with articles to read and actions to take. The practice also maps out a 2-year standardized testing calendar. The student owns the process and decides where to apply.
Background and qualifications
Scott Prince has more than 25 years in independent schools. He began as a history instructor, coach and Assistant Athletic Director at The Culver Academies. He worked in admissions at the University of Pennsylvania, taught at The Columbus Academy, and became Director of the Upper School there. He later held roles at Kent Denver and joined Louisville Collegiate in 2005. He was its Headmaster from 2007 to 2013. Molly Prince has more than 30 years in independent schools and served as Director of College Counseling at Louisville Collegiate.
Junius Prince pricing
Programs and services
- Individualized college counseling
- College essay support and editing
- Interview preparation and training
- Personality and career assessment
- Merit scholarship and financial aid advising
- Course selection counseling
Junius Prince reviews
The CoachVouch take
The practice is led by former school college counseling directors, including a former Headmaster of Louisville Collegiate.
Best for students and parents who want a student-led college search focused on fit and selective schools.
Common questions
How much does Junius Prince charge?
Coaching with Junius runs $150 to $225 an hour. Message Junius from this page for an exact quote.
What does Junius Prince help with?
Junius Prince helps with finding colleges that fit a student's needs, building a balanced list of Good Bet, Target and Stretch schools, college essay brainstorming and editing and managing admission and scholarship deadlines.
Is Junius Prince certified?
Junius Prince lists: IECA Professional member.
Who owns the college application process at Prince College Counseling?
The student does. The student decides where to apply, what to write in essays, whom to ask for recommendations and when to file.
How do I contact Junius Prince?
Send Junius a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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