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by rajanyadav » Wed Apr 14, 2010 8:42 am
Hi,
Has any one use stacy blackman or any other consulting services. How was the experience and what were the results like. I will appreciate any details. I am a reapplicant for this year and contemplating going through a consultant.
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by vinayakg » Wed May 05, 2010 10:10 pm
I have not personally used any consulting service as such. But I have heard/ read that it is most important that you should be very comfortable with the consultant and the initial free assessment sessions offered by agencies are a good way to evaluate that.

Secondly you should be comfortable wit hthe cost so that you don't cut down on sessions just because of the costing.

Some good ones are:

StacyBlackmann
www.clearadmit.com
www.futureworks.co.in
accepted.com
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by money9111 » Thu May 06, 2010 8:21 am
vinayakg wrote:I have not personally used any consulting service as such. But I have heard/ read that it is most important that you should be very comfortable with the consultant and the initial free assessment sessions offered by agencies are a good way to evaluate that.

Secondly you should be comfortable wit hthe cost so that you don't cut down on sessions just because of the costing.

Some good ones are:

StacyBlackmann
www.clearadmit.com
www.futureworks.co.in
accepted.com
I'm going to add Veritas Prep to that list. Yes definitely make sure you're comfortable with your consultant. But... remember that a good consultant isn't one that is going to necessarily agree with you on everything. In fact it may be the exact opposite. Remember they're trying to be very objective when evaluating your potential candidacy.
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