From Applications to Acceptances

Explore the growing list of colleges and universities our students now call home—proof that with the right support, every path can lead to success.

Where Our Students Have Been Accepted

A selection of colleges and universities where Full Circle students have earned admission. This list reflects recent acceptances and is not exhaustive.

    • University of Florida Honors College

    • University of South Florida Honors College

    • University of Georgia Honors College

    • Indiana University — Kelley School of Business

    • Florida State University Honors College

    • University of Florida

    • Florida State University

    • University of Miami

    • University of South Florida

    • University of North Florida

    • University of West Florida

    • Florida Atlantic University

    • Florida Gulf Coast University

    • University of Central Florida

    • University of Tampa

    • UNC Chapel Hill

    • Emory University

    • Virginia Tech University

    • Clemson University

    • University of Georgia

    • Louisiana State University

    • Syracuse University

    • University of Alabama

    • University of Kentucky

    • University of Mississippi

    • Auburn University

    • University of Tennessee, Knoxville

    • University of South Carolina

    • Georgia Southern University

    • Appalachian State University

    • Coastal Carolina University

    • Valdosta State University

    • University of North Carolina- Charlotte

    • University of Cincinnati 

    • Pratt Institute

    • Rhode Island School of Design

    • Savannah College of Art & Design

Student Success Snapshot

Testimonials

  • "Full Circle College Consulting has helped me in figuring out what was most important on my application, and how to properly highlight it. I was able to receive feedback on how I included my achievements in my essay, honors, activities, and resume. "

    — Lauren A.

  • "It helped me kick start my application process to schools by having hands on help to ensure everything in my application looked good and it also helped me make decisions about what colleges to apply to and my final college essay!"

    — Morgan B.

  • "Full Circle provided extensive assistance in the college application process. I couldn’t have done it without her, thank you for all your help!"

    — Michael H.

  • "It helped me greatly with writing my personal statement essay and my supplementals for all my college applications. It also helped me prepare for interviews and organize my resume."

    — Jack M.

  • "It helped guide me through the college application process and keep me on a timeline to get everything done so I was very prepared. It provided me with tips and tricks I had no clue about and detailed editing of my application so I could put my best foot forward and showcase everything correctly."

    — Ella H.

  • "Full circle college consulting truly helped me through every step of the away. From editing my college essay to going over applications, it truly allowed me to feel confident and calm going through the college admissions process. One thing that really stood out to me is that full circle college consulting went at my pace. They were very understanding of my schedule and were very flexible and there for me when I needed help! All around such a good experience and truly could not have done the college admissions process without full circle college consulting."

    — Lillian W.

  • "I was completely lost without it. Ms. Cheryl helped me with articulating my Common App profile, establishing activities that would benefit me, writing and reviewing my essay and supplemental essays, and understanding the other databases necessary to applying to colleges. She kept me in line with my due dates, and most importantly, encouraged me to apply to schools that would benefit the furthering of my academic career and helping me to maintain a positive attitude through it all."

    — Sara P.

  • "Cheryl helped a lot with writing the activities section and the overall common application. I don't know if I could have done it without her. She was also a great sounding board for school recommendations and major decisions, along with helping through the emotions."

    — Dylan H.

  • "Cheryl was a wonderful support to my two children, and to me (first-time, anxious mom), throughout the college application process. She engaged the kids, got them to talk and actually share their thoughts and opinions - which can sometimes be difficult with teenagers. I do not believe my children would have been as successful without her. My only regret is we didn't engage Cheryl sooner. (Two years are better than one!)"

    Michelle T.

  • Indiana University - Kelley College of Business

  • University of Florida

    University of Florida

  • University of Florida Honors College

  • Illustration of a Native American man with face paint, wearing a traditional headdress, within a circular emblem.

    Florida State University

  • Seal of the City of Charleston, South Carolina, featuring a lighthouse with palm trees and sunrise, with the year 1889.

    Clemson University

  • Yellow LSU logo on a purple background.

    Louisiana State University

  • University of Alabama

    University of Alabama

  • Blue and white varsity letter Omega symbol for University of Kentucky.

    University of Kentucky

  • The Oklahoma State University logo in red and blue script.

    University of Mississippi

  • Seal of the U.S. Bureau of Education, with text indicating it is for the advancement of science and arts, established in 1856.

    Auburn University

  • Stylized logo of a bald eagle's head in profile with white, navy blue, and tan colors, enclosed in a circle.

    Georgia Southern University

  • Large white letter 'A' with black and yellow outline, the word 'Mountaineers' written across the middle in black cursive font.

    Appalachian State University

  • The logo of the University of Tennessee with an orange 'T' in a white square and the text 'The University of Tennessee Knoxville' underneath.

    University of Tennessee Knoxville

  • Seal of the University of South Florida with a globe, sun rays, and the words 'Truth' and 'Wisdom'.

    University of South Florida

  • University of South Florida Honors College

  • Illustration of a fierce blue and brown eagle with sharp features, an intense expression, and a bold outline.

    Coastal Carolina University

  • Black and white icon of a bed with a person sleeping under a blanket.

    University of North Florida

  • Logo of the University of West Florida featuring a stylized blue spiral and rays

    University of West Florida

  • University of Georgia Honors College

  • University of Georgia

  • University of South Carolina

  • University of Tampa

  • University of Cincinnati

  • University of Central Florida

  • University of North Carolina at Charlotte

  • Savannah College of Art and Design

  • Pratt Institute

  • University of North Carolina Chapel Hill

  • Emory University