REG Summer Special – $250 Referral Bonus -

Referral bonus! Get $250 back for each recommendation that results in an REG signup.

Has ReadyEdgeGo made an impact on your student’s life path? You should start telling everyone you know about it! This summer, we’re excited to offer a referral bonus as a way to say thank you to everyone who is sharing their success story with more families in need of college counseling and mentorship.

Our goal is simple: we want to expand our reach so we can offer expert tips to more students and parents struggling to navigate both the experience of high school and the overwhelming college admissions process. We need your help to do that. While we know how many students we’ve helped transform personally and academically, only you can tell your unique turnaround story.

Spreading the word about the difference REG makes in real students’ lives only takes a minute! Share a quick testimonial on social media, send a quick text to someone whose student has been struggling, or bring it up the next time you see family. Many parents are looking for places to turn for help with their students—they’ll likely thank you for the tip!

Take Advantage of Our Referral Bonus Today

Thankfully, earning the referral bonus is simple. All you have to do is:

Have your family and friends sign up for an initial consultation.
After that, they sign up for a membership.
You get $250 back!

If it’s that easy, what’s stopping you? Spread the word. And if you’re new to REG, Our team of college mentors at ReadyEdgeGo can’t wait to help identify and meet your student’s individual needs. Schedule an Initial Consultation today!

Disclaimer

Referral bonus applies to all current and former clients. Zelle is required to receive the $250 cash back. Referral must sign up for a ReadyEdgeGo College Applications or Mentorship Membership (Roadmap excluded). Funds to be distributed upon receipt of full cost of referral’s membership. Referrals will receive a 5% discount upon sign up.

Sarah Gooch

Essay Editor

Q:How many total years of experience do you have in your current role, including but not limited to ReadyEdgeGo?

A: I have five years' experience in coaching student writing, but this is my first year with ReadyEdgeGo.

Q: What about working with students do you most enjoy?

A: I love helping students find depth and meaning in their own stories—but I also just love it when they make me laugh!

Q: What do you like to do in your free time?

A: In theory, I enjoy painting and writing poetry, but these days I actually spend most of my free time socializing or watching movies with my husband.

Q: What is your one piece of advice for high schoolers?

A: Don't just focus on achieving top grades and credentials because they look good on applications, or your education will be meaningless. The numbers and awards have their place, but stay connected to your sense of curiosity, discovery, excitement, and wonder so that the content you're learning is constantly transforming you—it's something you care about, something you remember after the final exam. Work on the aspects of yourself no one can measure, like integrity, wisdom, kindness, and compassion, so that you're not only developing your academic and career potential but also investing in the type of adult you're going to be, the person you'll have to live with after you clock out every day for the rest of your life.

Doing the hard inner work of building your character and learning deeply instead of just earning grades will set you up for a satisfying, well-rounded life. Strange as it sounds, it will also put you ahead in your academic and career goals, because colleges and hiring managers aren't looking for an empty set of data on a spreadsheet; they want a fully fleshed-out person marked by passion, creativity, and a story no one else has lived.

So go on studying hard for tests, but also spend some time asking yourself what matters in life and who your role models are. Read up on topics that amaze you, and build something incredible just for fun. Cultivate that spark of joy you feel when you're immersed in a subject that fascinates you. If you can hit that balancing act of doing your homework and meeting deadlines but also investing in the kind of person you want to be, then trust that all the rest will follow: schools will recognize you as a dynamic, all-star person, and you will also build a life of happiness, close relationships, and peace.

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