Right C3, LLC

I have been a HS teacher for over 15 years, and they have scammed and attempted to scam, several of my urban high-​performing students. In their presentations they assure families, mostly with first generation college students, and often with language barriers, that their program will get their kids into a good college. The money is exorbitant, cancellation is difficult, as they have no email contact and where they are incorporated, NV, their fraud rights are more lax. No one should pay to get scholarships. Use the Common App, seek help in your community. This is a corporation preying on those who don’t know the process, charging and making it difficult for individuals to access the services, and a difficult opt out, specifically targeting the market of consumers that know little about their rights. Check out the BBB site, and google this company, their reputation and practices are misaligned with truly serving the families they reel in. I could not find one positive post or testimonial from any consumer saying it helped their student.

Compete scam. 1k for nonsense and run arounds, and then they NEVER STOP BILLING YOU. Good luck wrestling with that.
Not to mention where the hell did they get your child name and your address. Someone slid them our info. They are not affiliated with your child’s school. They didn’t even get the grade right for my son, so they’re just guessing the grade based on age, so they have your kids name, date of birth, and address. That’s some shady stuff right there.
Take the letter and use it to line a bird cage. That’s all its good for.

Overpriced fee for something you could get for free with a small amount of effort and the Internet. If you have money to burn then give it a try.

Stay away from this place! There are programs that will assist your child for free. Filling out the FAFSA should not cost you anything. That is why it is called FREE Application for Federal Student aid. For scholarships see your high school or college counselor or even better go to
… All FREE services to you… Please do not make the mistake of being stuck with a $ 2k bill.

Went to the seminar/​infomercial and before my family got to the one-​on-​one with their high pressure salesmen, I did a quick search and found all the consumer complaints against them on the BBB website.
Don’t waste your time. All the info you need is available free on the web. Put that $ 2k towards college savings.

This is not a scam. I enrolled in the program my sophomore year in high school and I used everything the rep told me about. I had them help me with college essay writing, fafsa, scholarships, and what helped me the most was tutoring. I had a C in chemistry and brought it to a A– when using the tutors everyday. Two of my friends joined the program and we all were accepted to TU with a schloarship !!