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Reduce senior year stress with 1:1 coaching, starting when you are ready, or as early as freshman year to get off to a strong start.
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The national school counselor-to-student ratio is 1 for every 424 students
The national school counselor-to-student ratio is 1 for every 424 students
The American School Counselor Association recommends 1 for every 250 students
We work with only a handful of students to keep the focus on YOU
*Source: NCES IES CCD
Mrs. Patty LeCompte, M.Ed.
Patty is a retired educator who has turned her experience and passion for guiding teens in college admissions and careers into LeCompte College Prep. Put her expertise to work for you as you consider your next steps beyond high school. As a Professional Member of IECA and HECA, ethics, and integrity are at the core of her practice.
R.A., Georgia
"With her, I learned how to develop realistic goals and be clear on what I needed in the next step of my education. I appreciate the advice she revealed to me because it made the experience easier."
T.B., Pennsylvania
"Mrs. LeCompte is excellent at making you feel at ease with the college prep process. She’s very knowledgeable. Highly recommended!"
A.O., California
“She introduced me to what institutions are looking for and how to apply that in my own way while being my true self. I don't think I would have gotten into the University of Southern California without her.”