- Command Education, founded by Yale alumnus Christopher Rim, boasts a 94 percent success rate of placing students into one of their top three college choices, including Ivy League schools, for the fifth consecutive year.
- The firm offers bespoke, concierge-level admissions consulting, working with a limited number of families per year particularly in Korea to provide highly individualized mentorship by elite university graduates.
- Command Education supports students from middle school onward, helping craft standout applications through essay guidance, strategic planning, and year-round mentorship, with some families investing over $500,000 for premium support.
Command Education, the leading college admissions consulting firm established by Yale alumnus Christopher Rim, is revolutionizing the way high-achieving students, particularly those from international and highly competitive private school populations, get accepted into the world's best universities. For the fifth year in a row, 94 percent of Command students were accepted into one of their top three college options, including Ivy League institutions.
Command Education's unparalleled success is the result of its highly individualized, concierge-level service. In contrast to mass-market admissions services, Command Education deliberately works with only a few families per year, and in Korea, limits its services to only a few families per graduating class. This guarantees that every student gets focused attention, strategic guidance and personalized assistance. Command Education's expert team has been able to guide students from leading Korean schools Seoul International School, Korea International School and Daewon Foreign Language High School who have secured admission at Ivy League and other elite universities like Harvard, Stanford and Princeton.
"Every student has a personal story, and at Command Education, we are committed to unlocking that story and guiding it into its best possible form", stated Command Education founder and CEO Christopher Rim. "Our process is intensely personal and totally student-driven. Mentors work around the clock to deliver support that's as unique as the students they're serving".
Combining white-glove service with unparalleled expertise, Command Education offers a truly bespoke mentorship model designed to help students discover their true passions and craft standout applications for the most competitive top-tier colleges. Working with students as early as 7th grade, Command Education delivers highly personalized, around-the-clock support through a global team of elite mentors, each a recent graduate of top-tier universities like Harvard, Yale, and Columbia. Recommended by families across the globe, Command offers a concierge-level service, with some spending more than $500,000 to get the firm's unparalleled counsel and dedication.
For global families, Command Education provides an unparalleled level of international understanding, worldwide admissions experience and strategic know-how. In Korea, where the rivalry between best students is particularly fierce, Command Education and its informed advice are the trusted partners. From grasping the complexities of the US admissions process to developing exceptional extracurricular records and engaging personal statements, the firm's personalized guidance has facilitated admission year by year at Ivy League and other elite colleges by students from across Korea.
For an international student such as myself, the personal essay and its relevance in the admissions process were a fuzzy and hard endeavor for me to achieve", says Jimmy O., a Command Education client. "[My tutor] explained to me what colleges were seeking in an essay and taught me how to express my personal voice to admissions. He assisted me in gaining admission into Stanford; I couldn't be more thankful for his assistance.
From year-round guidance and college strategic planning to rigorous summer essay programs, Command Education is dedicated to assisting students not just to be accepted by the most competitive universities but also to succeed once they arrive.
