We are Educational Consultants working with families around the globe to find the best fit so each unique student can thrive.
Learn about our ApproachWe are honored to be recognized by Boston Common Magazine as the best admissions liaisons in their "Best of the City" selections.
Read MoreOur student-athletes are off to numerous "best fit" colleges next year.
See our listMcMillan Education is Boston’s foremost independent educational consultancy. For more than sixty years, we have helped families worldwide with independent boarding and day school, college, and graduate program planning.
We provide our students and families with an online collection of helpful, practical information that allows families to educate themselves at their own pace while simultaneously expecting timely guidance by their consultant.
Jamie enjoys working with students of all ages, from elementary school through college, who are taking either a traditional or non-traditional path on their educational journey. During his 25 years as an educator, Jamie has showcased his breadth of knowledge and expertise in teaching as an instructor of English, history, geography, world religions, and math. Get to know Jamie
As summer comes to an end, a new adventure begins as you embark on your freshman year of college. Some of you are anxious about this new chapter, while others are counting down the days until the first day. Whichever you’re feeling is completely normal and know that you are not alone on this journey.Read more
Once again we are proud to be sending students to a broad range of best-fit colleges, including not only the Ivies but technical schools like Caltech, arts schools like Parsons, and foreign institutions like McGill in Canada and Edinburgh in Scotland. Within the US, our students will be heading to schools across the country this fall, ranging from Bates in Maine, to U Miami in Florida, and seven schools in the University of California system - and almost everywhere in between.Read more
Lucia was halfway through her junior year and wanted to study business in the US. But she was finding the bilingual Spanish-English International Baccalaureate program too demanding. Read More