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Command Education in the Media
Command Education is a thought leader in the education and admissions consulting industries, routinely providing expert insights in regional, national, and global news media outlets. Our team is frequently called upon to comment on emerging trends in college admissions, student success, and the evolving landscape of higher education.
09/27/2020
Put Down Your No. 2 Pencils. But Not Your Face Mask.
Others have gone much farther. Christopher Rim, a college admissions consultant, said some of the students that he works with from the New York area flew to test sites in Arizona, Montana and Florida this weekend, but some still had their exams canceled.
09/02/2020
How to prepare a remote learning space for kids at home, beyond the screen
Christopher Rim is CEO of Command Education, a New York-based company that coaches New Jersey students through the college applications process, starting in eighth grade. He says it’s important to retain a classroom-like structure, even at home.
08/22/2020
Wealthy Parents Are Spending Thousands Of Dollars For Kids To Learn In ‘Pods’
Command Education, founded by Christopher Rim, who has a BA in psychology has been flooded with calls from parents who are looking for tutors for their pods that they have made with other families with whom they are close.
08/20/2020
Watch out for hidden fees as colleges pass Covid-related expenses on to students
“If they don’t tack on these fees, they are going to be in trouble,” said Christopher Rim, president and CEO of Command Education. “But, it’s not fair, students don’t really get a choice to opt out.”
08/20/2020
Parents are spending $70,000 for their kids to learn in ‘pods’
Christopher Rim, founder of the education and college consulting firm Command Education, has been inundated with calls from “desperate parents” demanding leaders for pods that they’ve created with other families.
08/20/2020
UConn, Syracuse University Students Admonished For Not Following Coronavirus Safety Protocols
Despite this, college consultant Christopher Rim, CEO of Command Education, said universities should expect parties.