Command Education in the Media

Elite Colleges Are Seeking To Woo More Middle Class Families By Christopher Rim | May 20, 2026, 6:30am EDT The cost of attending an elite American university has become, for many families across the country, prohibitively expensive; many students fear their dream school will be out of reach not because of selectivity, but because of […]

How College Admissions Consulting Helps Parents As Much As Students By Christopher Rim | May 19, 2026, 11:18am EDT When most people consider college consulting, they assume the student is the obvious beneficiary of the relationship. The student is the one applying. The student is the one whose future, in some near and meaningful sense, […]

What Harvard, Yale, and Penn Really Think About Your AP Scores By Christopher Rim | May 18, 2026, 11:17am EDT Every May, millions of high school students sit for Advanced Placement exams with a mixture of dread and excitement, with many believing that their scores could measurably shift the needle in their college prospects. While […]

Why Students With Perfect 4.0 GPAs Get Rejected From The Ivy League By Christopher Rim | May 07, 2026, 04:03pm EDT Every year, as high school students begin to compile their college lists, they feel the inevitable shock that comes from researching the average GPAs and test scores at Ivy League schools. At Harvard, 74% […]

For those aiming for a career on Wall Street, it’s helpful to have the resources of a financial heavyweight. Agencies specializing in this field charge anywhere from $30,000 to six-figure sums. For that amount, they promise to help you join the most exclusive college clubs, ace interviews, and build a network of contacts. The founder of Command Education, Christopher Rim (who charges $750,000 to assist high school students seeking admission to Harvard or Yale), offers customized plans ranging from a few months to a year, starting at $50,000. Some turn to him as early as the summer after graduation.