Group 1 - The core issue highlighted is the prevalence of high-priced counseling services for college application processes, which often mislead students and parents through false information and fraudulent qualifications [1][2] - The Ministry of Education has issued warnings to students and parents about the risks associated with high-cost counseling services, emphasizing the importance of relying on official resources [1][2] - Many so-called "high-priced counseling" services exploit the anxiety of parents and students, claiming to have exclusive data that can predict admission probabilities, but in reality, their data sources are unclear and their methods simplistic [1][2] Group 2 - The Ministry of Education has developed the "Sunshine Volunteer" information service system, which provides free psychological assessments and personalized recommendations based on a comprehensive database of over 2,000 universities [2] - The process of filling out college applications should focus on self-awareness rather than merely achieving a perfect score match, encouraging students to explore their interests and abilities [2][3] - The anxiety surrounding college applications stems from an exaggerated fear of making the wrong choice, and students should understand that their professional paths can evolve over time [3]