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An Empirical Study on How Private College Counseling Perpetuates Structural Disadvantage A Mixed-Methods Study Combining Survey, Interview, and Social Media Content Analysis
Abstract Equitable access to higher education is widely regarded as a cornerstone of social mobility, yet the rapid growth of an independent educational consulting (IEC) industry has introduced a market-driven layer of college admissions guidance available only to families who can pay for it. This s
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