CEO and mycca.net Integration is Now LIVE

We are proud to announce that CEO has now been fully integrated into the mycca.net platform, giving Independent Consultants access to the most comprehensive college planning platform on the market.

Independent Consultants who purchase their CEO accounts through mycca.net will enjoy various benefits:

1 - They can access CEO directly from their counselor mycca.net accounts without having to re-select any colleges for their students.
2 - The rate will be a flat fee of $34 per student, regardless of how many students you create CEO accounts for.
3 - Each student account will have a maximum of 20 college selections instead of 15.
4 - Each mycca.net account will get one free CEO student account

If you are already a mycca.net member who has purchased CEO, your current CEO student accounts will automatically transfer over so you can access them through mycca.net. You will still be able to access your CEO master account directly through CEO, if you'd like.  For details on how to access your student accounts, see the latest mycca.net news page.

If you are already a mycca.net member but have not yet purchased CEO, we encourage you to try your free CEO student account within your mycca.net account. It will take less than a minute and will save you hours with each student. 

If you are not a mycca.net member, please click here to check it out so you can discover the benefits of a comprehensive college planning platform.

All mycca.net members will receive one FREE CEO student account, whether you have already purchased CEO independently or not.

We look forward to making your educational consulting job even more efficient and successful!

Hallowed Ground

I walked in and looked around.  It looked like an ordinary gathering place. The area was filled with lots of talking, sharing, and greetings. I gave hugs and exchanged many hellos.  People of all ages were there; grandparents, teenagers, elementary aged children, and an adorable toddler wandering into the office. It was the foyer of a church in our town. There was a familiarity about it. It is a scene replicated every week in churches, synagogues, and other places of worship across the country and world.  Yet, this week this place now felt different, set apart.  It was now a hallowed place. What made this a hallowed place was the event of the previous week.  It was on this spot that a man of God died at the hands of a stranger.  Bishop Sannar gave his life to save the people he loved; the toddler, the teen-ager, the grandmother, the cub scout; all that were in the church that Sunday.  The stranger shot Bishop Sannar. He died as he tried to get others out of harm’s way.  His priorities were on those he loved and cared for.

It was hard going back to the office on Monday- reflecting on the events of the past two weeks.  I was more keenly aware of the choices I make each day; that we all make each day.  Do I answer an email or give my grandson a hug?  Which has a more lasting impact?  An eternal perspective?  Hugs or emails? I am trying to choose the better part.  Providing service and responding to needs of users and colleagues is of primary concern to me, but please don’t be alarmed if it takes me more than 24 hours to answer your emails. Sometimes, hugs are more important at the time.