Thank you for your kind and thoughtful reply. Yes, I should have taken advantage of your offer to request a questionnaire. My daughter’s large pubic high school does not offer any such thing and she receives minimal college counseling. And honestly, we’re not in a position to pay for private counseling at this time. This is a very frustrating time with the requirements/ changes due to Covid-19 and trying to be a stand-in counselor for my daughter in her senior year. So much anxiety! 🙂 I apologize for being so harsh.

Hi Stacey,
I’m sorry that my article was disappointing to you. As you may have noted, my business is consulting, not just writing articles. As such, you may have noticed, unlike others, I currently choose to not accept any advertising or to do any paid promotions on my pages. I simply try to write posts that would be of interest to my clients and those searching for colleges, and they’re not meant to be completely comprehensive. Had you been my client, or even simply sent me a message rather than commenting here, I would have provided you with a sample questionnaire as I mentioned in the post, if your high school does not have one that they prefer for you to use. In my experience, the majority of school counselors distribute their own. The focus of the article is on how to complete the brag sheet in a way that would be most beneficial to the student. Best, Jill