He said he had seven Division I colleges as clients.
The authority of educators has diminished, and students are increasingly thought of, by themselves and their colleges, as "clients" or "consumers".
Transferable: With an electronic file, a document containing spreadsheets can be emailed to your colleges and clients.
Private bankers do everything from managing money and arranging estates to organizing exotic vacations and bailing clients' college kids out of trouble.
Another woman chose her therapist because her blog revealed that she had successfully overcome "food issues" in college, something this client was struggling with.
He felt as if he'd been knighted, he told me, but he had no clients, no college degree, no market for the archtops he wanted to build.
College Coach offers business clients onsite workshops in subjects like "Saving for College" and "Preparing College Applications," Web-based workshops, one-on-one counseling either onsite or on the phone and a help desk, which can be reached by e-mail or telephone.
The way HireArt works, explained Sharef (who was my daughter's college roommate), is that clients — from big companies, like Cisco, Safeway and Airbnb, to small family firms — come with a job description and then HireArt designs online written and video tests relevant for that job.
Imagine a standalone company, no college involved; their best clients may be talented kids from poor families who, helped by the startup, can choose their college and be coached to a great job.
My clients, from college age to well beyond, don't think too much of Dr. Emanuel's definitions of a relevant life.
