Parent Diagnostic
Dear Parent,
Thank you for taking the time to complete this quick diagnostic about what you believe are some important values in your student's college search. 

This diagnostic will help provide some great information that will begin creating the foundation for your student to answering questions like:
  • What colleges are a good fit for me?
  • What do I need in a college to be successful?
  • Where should I apply to get the best chance of admissions and scholarships? 

For best results, please answer the questions to the best of your abilities. Your student will be asked to complete their own survey, and both responses will be put together to help you have deeper conversations about what is valued in your family's college process.

If you have any questions about the diagnostic, please reach out to Dr. Amanda Sterk, Director of College & Career Advising, at amanda@methodlearning.com.
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Email *
First Name (Parent) *
Last Name (Parent)
Student Name *
Which career path would best describes your student. Choose all you think they are interested in. If none are listed, you may use "other" to list.
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Colleges use a host of academic factors to determine college admissions. Rate where you think your student is currently in each of the academic factors (1- Below Average, 2- Average, and 3- Excellent).
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Rigor of Secondary School Record
Class Rank
Academic GPA
Standardized Test Scores (ACT/SAT)
Application Essay
Letters of Recommendation
Clear selection
Colleges also use non-academic factors in college admissions decisions.  Rate where you think your student is currently in each of the non-academic factors (1- Below Average, 2- Average, and 3- Excellent).
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Extra Curricular Activities
Talent/Ability
Character/Personal Qualities
Volunteer Work
Work Experience
Level of applicant interest (visiting colleges, speaking with admissions, etc.)
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There are other non-academic factors that colleges uses for admissions. Mark if you think these may or may not be applicable to your student's your college application (0- Not Applicable and 1- Applicable).
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First-generation
Alumni relation
Geographical residence
State residency
Religious affiliation
Racial/ethnic status
Your Current College List
Please list colleges that you believe should be considered in your student's college list. You may rank them with College #1 being your top choice and so forth. You will need to fill in at least 5 colleges, the other spaces are not required if you do not have that many colleges on your current list. Please avoid abbreviations, i.e. USC, UNC.
College #1:
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College #2:
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College #3:
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College #4:
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College #5:
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College #6:
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College #9:
College #10:
Please rate your student's level of support needed in each area (1- Minimal Need, 2- Some Need, 3- Moderate Need, 4- Significant Need, 5- High Need) *
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Creating an academic plan for college admissions and scholarships
Increasing ACT/SAT test scores for college admissions
Exploring career and postsecondary options
Developing a college list for my academic goals
Completing college applications including resumes, essays, supplemental work
Paying for college through scholarships and financial aid
Developing a college success plan to maximize opportunities
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