Our Plans

The most popular and cost-effective package, covering all steps through a student’s junior and senior years of high school.

• In-depth interview on college preferences of both student and parent
• Evaluate transcript, standardized test scores, and extracurricular involvement
• Assess student learning style and preferences using aptitude and career discovery tools
• Explore careers and majors
• Ensure Naviance/Scoir student profile is properly populated by the student
• Provide guidance on extracurricular, community service, and summer enrichment opportunities to highlight a well-rounded experience on college applications
• Advise students for standardized testing (SAT and ACT Prep)
• Create a customized list of “best fit” colleges and universities based on academic, economic, and social considerations
• Advise on special academic/admissions programs such as joint-degree programs, structured learning programs, disability accommodations, etc.
• Assistance with financial aid: EFC, FAFSA, and CSS Profile
• Prepare students for campus visits and on-campus interviews
• Determine application strategy and timeline (early decision, early action, rolling admission, or regular decision)
• Advise families on disability documentation and accommodations
• Guidance with identifying references and securing effective letters of recommendation
• Develop individualized applications, brainstorm differentiating college essays, and edit writing
• Evaluate acceptances, scholarships, and need-based awards with student and family

It’s never too early to start planning! Designed for students in middle school through 10th grade.

• Interview with student and parents
• Review of academic record, including IEP, 504, and Neuropsych Evaluation
• Assess student talents, skills, interests, and preferences using grade/age appropriate activities and discovery tools
• Personalized high school timeline
• Course selection planning
• Extracurricular and summer activity planning with guidance in finding opportunities
• Portfolio building with consistent documentation
• Career/Major Exploration & Investigation

Academic Coaching is designed for students who need assistance with managing a college course load. These plans vary based on student needs.

• Meet on a regular basis to create an action plan
• Implement an organization and planning system
• Teach students to manage time, plan work and life, and prioritize
• Identify stressful situations that create anxiety and cause students to shut down
• Show students how to manage multiple websites and portals required to complete assignments
• Teach self advocacy when working with Student Disability Services
• Ensure accommodations are set up and being used
• Break down assignments and projects into manageable tasks
• Teach effective study strategies
• Provide personal guidance and support

This is a laser-focused plan specific to the development of college application essays.

• Create comprehensive application timeline
• Support completion of all applications ahead of each deadline
• Discuss Early Action, Early Decision, and Rolling Admission decisions
• Brainstorm for essay, including topic development
• Editing of both common application essays, including critique and proofreading
• Editing of the activities resume
• Editing of supplemental essays
• Review of Applications

This plan is designed for students with ADHD and learning differences that require support for a successful college experience.

• In-depth interview with student and family to assess strengths, learning style, aspirations, level of independence, and family financial situation
• Review of academic record, including IEP, 504, and Neuropsych Evaluation
• Evaluate transcript, standardized test scores, and extracurricular involvement
• Explanation of learning support options and documentation requirements at the college level
• Provide guidance on extracurricular, community service, and enrichment opportunities to highlight a well-rounded experience on college applications
• Create a customized list of “best fit” colleges or post-secondary options based on academic, economic, and social considerations
• Develop a plan for assessing the scope of academic support services at colleges
• Create college application list or post-secondary option list

With career discovery, students learn about their strengths and discover which careers and majors align with your interests.

• Interview with student and family
• Assess student talents, skills, interests, and preferences using grade/age appropriate activities and discovery tools
• Learn more about natural strengths and underlying potential
• Explore career and education options
• Provide guidance on activities and internships related to career interests 

We offer customized blocks of time to use on topics of your choice. Possibilities include:

• Financial Aid and Affordability Assistance
• College and University Exploration
• Aptitude and Career Discovery
• LD/ND Accommodations
• Campus Visit Plan
• Interview Preparation
• Application review
• Essay Brainstorming
• Essay Editing
• Extracurricular/summer activities
• Internships