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3.7 out of 5.

Category: Guidance Counselor

Hey, dude. You commented on my review. Thanks for giving yoru honest opinion. Really, I wasn't trying to say anything misleading, but if you felt that way, I apologize. That wasn't my intent. I was just trying to share my perspective because I got exasperated at people constantly flaming him on this site. Obviously, I think he's a great guy, and he does way more for kids than most other guidance counselors. That's all I was trying to share. If you got something else out of my review, I'm sorry, no cap. If you want to share what upset you, I want to hear it.

Mr. Englerth is the best. I hate you tho. Watch your 6 biotch.

Category: Guidance Counselor

Very well said. Thank you.

I love your story, and you were blessed to have Mr. Englerth in your l...

Category: Guidance Counselor

Great guy. Always lets kids in his office whenever he's available to talk about their needs. He has a lot of info on the environment and opportunities at specific colleges, and he's good at predicting your chances for most colleges. I wish he had a little more specific info on admissions at very selective (<10% acceptance rate) schools. That's my only complaint. He's still an amazing counselor in the most important ways though.

Category: Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

Let me rephrase. Mr. Englerth is a realist. Obviously, this is a problem for dreamers and potheads...and the people no one imagines anything of who COULD grow to accomplish the things no one can imagine.

Category: Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

I wish I was not naive enough to listen to his advice.

Category: Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

Such a kind man, but remember to realize your dreams--whether Mr. Englerth deems them realistic or not.

Category: Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

He melts snowflakes and their dreams.

Category: Guidance Counselor Who Needs Guidance

He is so kind and wants to support kids but is biased. For instance, I wanted to try to get into an Ivy League school; I wanted to use the prestige to land powerful positions and make positive changes in the world. Of course, I knew I most likely would have to take the most advanced courses possible and manage several impressive extracurriculars. He discouraged me from taking high-level classes and was always worried that I needed more time to "improve my mental health." I made the mistake of listening to him, enrolling in few advanced classes and dropping out of activities, which closed the doors to my dream.

Category: Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled

He truly cares about students but lacks the risk-taking ability and empathy to help them. He needs to realize that some kids have large ambitions and are willing to work hard to accomplish them. Those students simply need help working towards their aspirations--not someone telling them to think more "on the safe side." In case you see this, Mr. Englerth, this remark is not a hate comment; I really want you to reach your potential as a guidance counselor and use the amazing heart inside you. Your wall has "Be yourself" with a butterfly. Rather than supporting your version of what a student should be, support a student as they are. Let them soar like a butterfly to the college, career, and life of their dreams. You have what it takes. Use it!

Category: Guidance Counselor Who Needs To Be Counseled