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One of my favorite quotes is by Annie Dillard: “How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives.” 
​I want this next chapter of your life - college - to be where you spend your days finding yourself, your people, and your passions. 
What is an Independent Educational Consultant [IEC] or College Admissions Coach [CAC] and why should you hire one? 
As your CAC, my primary responsibility is to guide you through the admissions process.  Together we explore what choices are available to you by understanding your particular needs and dreams for the next chapter of your academic life.   In order to do this, we become a team with you, the student, at the center.   The CAC works directly with the student, so the parents/families can provide their supportive role as part of Team Student.  The CAC takes the pressure off parents/families to understand this complex and often confusing process.  As “Team Student” we manage and navigate your options for:
  • Making the most of your high school experience
  • Creating your college list
  • Managing Application[s]
  • Writing the Essay[s]
  • Making the most of college visits [in person, virtual, or college fairs]
  • Financial considerations for your family
  • Sorting through the acceptance letters and making a final decision 

​A comprehensive package includes all of the above.
A more targeted approach for one or more components is also available.​
Do Your Research
We recommend you do some research into the ROI [return on investment] of hiring a College Admissions Counselor. This article from Parent Magazine offers some excellent things to consider when making the choice. This is a great list of FAQs from HECA [Higher Education Consultants Association] when working with an Independent Educational Consultant.

Never hire an IEC who guarantees admissions or scholarship acceptance.  It is unethical and against all professional codes for Counselors and Independent Educational Consultants.