Care for College
Give your employees and their dependents free access to 1:1 professional college advisors and planning tools to help them navigate the entire college admissions journey, including choosing a major, picking the right school, producing high-quality applications, and beyond.
Why offer your employees Care for College?
Not only will you save your employees time and money, but your business will realize bottomline benefits:
Increased productivity
Experienced college advisors can answer in minutes what could take your employees hours of personal research, saving your employees valuable time so they stay focused at work.
Greater benefit equity
Make your benefits more relevant and equitable for a broader group of employees by ensuring that parents with older kids can make use of their Care benefits.
Affordable advice for all
Provide access for all your employees regardless of their ability to pay for professional advice, helping them manage complicated and expensive college decisions.
The need for college advising support
For many parents, helping their teens navigate the complexities of getting into college is a full-time job, and it can be difficult and expensive to find the help they need.
Student-to-school counselor ratio in United States is 408:1
The average high-schooler spends 30 minutes with a school college admission advisor
The cost for a comprehensive college advising package can be up to $10,000
What your employees will get with Care for College
Care for College provides access to an online advising platform that connects high-school families with expert college advisors and resources:
1:1 Advising: Families have access to a network of experienced, professional advisors who offer 1:1 advising to help students through the entire college process, from choosing their major, picking the right school, producing high-quality applications, and beyond.
College planning workspace: A comprehensive college planning workspace that helps families with researching colleges, calculating admission odds, tracking deadlines, and estimating financial aid.
College resources: Families can also access articles, tools, videos and more