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Why Counselors Love Scoir
We love hearing from our community! We especially enjoy hearing how Scoir helps counselors support students. 🙌
Read moreScoir is free for your students and for you. We also offer Advanced Solutions to help you better guide your students.
Access resources in the areas of test prep, essay support, and financial aid to better navigate every part of the admissions process.
We offer a flat 50% discount for each student who receives free or reduced lunch in your school or district.
Enjoy Career Readiness Early Access for grades 6-8, built to help you guide students and track progress in the early years of career learnings and activities.
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Check out content and practical guides to help inform your enrollment strategies and programs.
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We love hearing from our community! We especially enjoy hearing how Scoir helps counselors support students. 🙌
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Even if you’re not a finance director at your institution, your college’s budget impacts your day-to-day.
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Middle school is a time of transformation. Kids are growing up fast, and it can feel like a whirlwind of change for students and families.
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When I started college admissions counseling 20 years ago, students would come to meetings hefting heavy boxes of viewbooks they'd received from...