Choosing the right
college isn't easy. Are you trying to figure out your son or
daughter's college plans? Rest assured you
came to the right place. There’s a lot of
information available for parents
and prospective students, which can seem
overwhelming. Preparing
for college can seem like selling a
house, buying a
new car or a new TV or planning your
retirement. Lots
of information is available online, but that can often lead to even
more questions and fewer answers. But
I'm here here to help. College is an
investment, and just as you'd work
with a realtor to buy or sell a home, seeking advice on your
child's future can help to make sure it's the right
investment. Many families
seek assistance from a
variety of sources, but the goal is always the same: finding the
RIGHT school at the RIGHT price with the RIGHT opportunities for
your child's future. I look forward to helping you find helpful
answers to simplify the college admissions process and find the
best path for your child's education after high
school.
Independent educational consultants have
been helping students and their families for decades, but the need for their skills and expertise is increasing because more and more families realized they couldn't navigate the time-consuming college process on their own. Since I'm a member of the Higher Education Consultant's Association, you can be sure you're hiring an ethical professional.
We can meet face-to-face, over the phone, and via email. I will have a roadmap with clear expectations (for me and the student) for all of the things we need to do. My goal is to make the whole process less stressful. I work with students to really find out who they are and what they're interested in. I don't get hung up on name recognition because admission to a college is not a prize to be won. This is why ethical independent educational consultants focus on the student as a whole and help students discover where they can be successful.
This is by far the most stressful piece of the college application, but I'm here to alleviate that anxiety. I don't just proofread an essay. I work to help with the process from start to finish, from brainstorming to final draft. The college essay is a unique piece of writing: part creative, part expositional, all personality. You are more than your stats. That's what the admissions office wants to read about and I want to make sure you leap off the page.
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againstar (middle) and nuttakit (right)