Underclassmen
Rebecca Chabrow, founder of World Class College Counseling, draws on years of high school counseling experience to guide students starting as early as freshman year.
By building natural rapport early on, Rebecca helps students grow throughout high school—resulting in better preparation and far less stress when the college admissions process kicks into full gear during junior year.
Not sure which courses to take each year? With deep expertise in both AP and IB curricula, Rebecca advises your student on how to appropriately challenge themselves while keeping their goals in sight.
Unsure how your teen can explore their interests and stand out? Rebecca introduces students to a wide range of hands-on learning opportunities that clarify their passions and impress college admissions officers.
9th and 10th grades are the perfect time to start planning and stress-proofing the road ahead. Best of all, no matter when you sign up for our comprehensive packages, it’s the same flat price through graduation!
Jewish Students
Finding the right college fit is about more than just academics—it’s about finding a community where Jewish students can truly thrive.
Rebecca brings unparalleled expertise to the college search. Having served as the Director of College Counseling at both pluralistic and Orthodox Jewish day schools, she understands the diverse needs and values of Jewish students today.
Rebecca is a leading national voice in this space, serving on the board of the primary advocacy group for Jewish students in college counseling and will be presenting on the national stage about how to better support this demographic for the third time in Fall 2026.
Her commitment is backed by boots-on-the-ground research: she has visited over 50 Jewish life organizations on campuses across the country and maintains the nation’s most comprehensive database of Jewish campus life—a resource trusted by counselors nationwide.
Degrees Abroad
Why limit your college search to the States? If you’re seeking adventure and affordability, the world is your campus.
Rebecca Chabrow, a former college counselor at Benjamin Franklin International School, an IB World School in Barcelona, specializes in navigating the international admissions landscape.
With first-hand knowledge of 60+ universities across Canada, Europe, and Israel, Rebecca has a proven track record of placing students in elite institutions such as University of Cambridge, McGill University, the London School of Economics, The Technion, University of St. Andrews, Imperial College London, and the University of Edinburgh.
Whether you're aiming for the UK or beyond, Rebecca offers the expertise to help you thrive globally.
Philadelphia Locals
Finding the right college fit is about more than just academics—it’s about finding a community where Jewish students can truly thrive.
Rebecca brings unparalleled expertise to the college search. Having served as the Director of College Counseling at both pluralistic and Orthodox Jewish day schools, she understands the diverse needs and values of Jewish students today.
Rebecca is a leading national voice in this space, serving on the board of the primary advocacy group for Jewish students in college counseling and twice presenting on the national stage about how to better support this demographic. Her commitment is backed by boots-on-the-ground research: she has visited over 50 Jewish life organizations on campuses across the country and maintains the nation’s most comprehensive database of Jewish campus life—a resource trusted by counselors nationwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can you help US students apply to international universities in the UK and Europe?
Yes. World Class College Counseling founder, Rebecca Chabrow, specializes in European and UK admissions, with first-hand knowledge of 60+ global universities. She has successfully placed students at elite international institutions, including Cambridge, LSE, St. Andrews, and Edinburgh.
2. How do you support international students applying to US colleges?
Having worked internationally and at top US boarding schools, we navigate the complex compliance, cultural, and curricular nuances of global transitions. We help international students present their secondary achievements seamlessly to top American universities.
3. How do you help Jewish students find a supportive campus environment?
Drawing on visits to 50+ campus Jewish organizations and years leading counseling at Jewish day schools, Rebecca matches students with vibrant, supportive campus communities using the nation's most comprehensive database of Jewish campus life, which she created herself.
4. Is the application timeline different for international universities?
Yes. Global pathways (like UCAS in the UK) follow distinct deadlines, testing requirements, and submission processes compared to US applications. We manage every step of these complex timelines to ensure seamless, stress-free submissions.