Right now you are guessing. Forums say one thing. Friends say another. The school counselor has 400 other students. We give you one counselor and one clear written plan.
Free 30 minutes · No sales pitch · You leave with a written next step
Right now you are guessing. Forums say one thing. Friends say another. The school counselor has 400 other students. We give you one counselor and one clear written plan.
Free 30 minutes · No sales pitch · You leave with a written next step
Your child is in grade 10. Scholarship deadlines pass and nobody tells you. The big essay gets written in a panic in November of senior year. By then the classes, the activities and the test dates are already set.
None of this looks like a crisis on any single day. That is why most families spot it two years late. A clear plan fixes the order, so every piece supports the same story instead of fighting for the same weekend.
A written plan from grade 8 to submission, so nobody is guessing in November of senior year.
We find the real story and help them tell it, without the fight at the kitchen table.
Scholarships and aid identified before the deadlines pass, not after.
A test plan built around your child's schedule, not a generic calendar.
Reach, match and safety, chosen on fit rather than on rankings.
Fewer commitments, done properly, with real depth to show for it.
Admitted to UCLA
Arjun R. (Class of 2026)
Having a clear plan made the college process much easier. I knew what to focus on each year and which schools were a good fit for me.
Admitted to MIT
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Having a clear plan made the college process much easier. I knew what to focus on each year and which schools were a good fit for me.
Admitted to USC
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Admitted to NYU
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From Grade 8 through Grade 12, we meet your child where they are and build from there.
You leave with a next step. Buying anything is a separate decision, later.
Anyone who promises that is selling you something.
Verified before they ever meet your child.
Founder Venkat Munjeti saw how challenging college planning becomes when families are expected to coordinate dozens of decisions on their own.
Dream College Path was created to bring those decisions into one clearer system – with a real plan and people families can turn to along the way.
“I built Dream College Path so no family has to figure this out alone.” Venkat Munjeti · Founder, Dream College Path
Every family gets a background-checked counselor plus specialists in essays, projects, and test prep – one connected team, start to finish.
DCP Counselor · Former Admissions Officer
She has guided students to top universities, including Ivy League schools, Stanford, MIT, and leading liberal arts colleges.
Counselor · College & Career Guidance
She specializes in college admissions, career counseling, international student recruitment, and WASC accreditation.
Counselor · Test Prep & Academics
Rafi is an experienced academic tutor specializing in SAT/ACT preparation, mathematics, economics, and English, including AP-level courses.
DCP Intern · Blog Content
Abhi helps students plan their applications step by step, from building a balanced college list to shaping essays that sound like them.
Choose a time that works for your family.
It takes about a minute to book.
No payment required. Your information stays private.
Whatever grade your child is in, it’s not too late. We’re transparent about our role: we’re not financial advisors, we never handle your money, and we never take a cut of scholarships your child earns.
STEP 1
Fifteen minutes on grades, activities, tests and the colleges they like.
STEP 2
We show what is on track, what is slipping, and what you can still fix.
STEP 3
Term by term. Classes, test dates, activities, projects and deadlines.
STEP 4
Your counselor updates the plan as grades and deadlines change.
Give us thirty minutes. You will know what matters most in the next year, what is going well, and what is slipping. You get it in writing, even if you never work with us.
Give us thirty minutes. You will know what matters most in the next year, what is going well, and what is slipping. You get it in writing, even if you never work with us.
Earlier is better. Most families start between grade 8 and grade 10, while there is still time to change course choices, activities and test plans. Starting later still helps. It just narrows what we can change.
Pricing depends on the services and level of support your student needs. We offer flexible packages designed to fit different goals and budgets. Contact us to discuss your needs and find the right option for your family.
We’ll learn about your student’s goals, academic background, and college plans. We’ll answer your questions, identify where you may need support, and explain how DreamCollegePath can help—no pressure or commitment.
Most families work with us throughout the college application process, with the timeline depending on their goals and needs. You’ll work directly with experienced college admissions professionals who provide personalized guidance and support along the way.
No. No one can honestly guarantee admission to a specific college. We focus on helping students build stronger applications, make informed college choices, and navigate the admissions process with a clear, personalized strategy.
School counselors support many students across a wide range of academic and college needs. DreamCollegePath provides more personalized, one-on-one guidance focused specifically on your student’s college goals, application strategy, essays, activities, and overall admissions plan.
Yes. Services can be tailored and combined based on your student’s specific needs and stage in the college process. We’ll help you choose the right combination of support rather than paying for services you don’t need.
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This site is not affiliated with or endorsed by any college, university, or admissions body. Results described reflect the experience of past students and are not a guarantee of admission or financial aid.