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The college application process is often associated with the word, “overwhelmed”. There are thousands of books, websites, courses, blogs, social media accounts, etc. that can of course be helpful, but add to that feeling of overwhelm. An independent education consultant can help with cutting out this “noise” and instead provide individualized guidance for YOUR student’s needs and desires. 

• Families who are overwhelmed by the process
• Students with unique situations, such as learning differences or mental health struggles
• Students who can benefit from deliberate project management within the college admissions process
• Families who prefer to maintain their relationship and focus on enjoying Senior year rather than being overly stressed
• First Generation Students
• Students who desire a mentor

I offer a free 30 minute consultation to discuss how I can help, what your goals are, and if we are a good match to work together. If we are a good match, we will schedule our 60-90 minute intake call to get the individualized process going!

Yes! My entire career is focused on learning about colleges daily (touring when I am able!), participating in national and local professional development opportunities including conferences and various trainings, keeping abreast of current admissions trends, and of course growing my toolbox of resources for the students and families I work with. I have the time available to truly get to know my students and help find colleges that match academically, socially, and financially.

No, your school counselor is an important part of the college planning process. My role is supplemental, additive, and personalized to help you achieve your goals. I encourage you to maintain your school counselor relationship and am open to collaboration.