You are exploring my services because…
They know they want to go to college, but "What do you want to major in?" produces a blank stare.
Friends, parents, teachers, TikTok, college websites, rankings. Somehow everyone seems to have a different answer.
You want your student to own the process without having to figure it out alone.
Not because your school isn't doing a good job, but because college planning is complicated and individualized.
Someone who knows the landscape, knows the colleges, understands the details, and will tell you the truth, even when the truth isn't what you hoped to hear.
You don't have to become your child's college counselor.
You can be the parent. I'll be the college counselor.
Advising built around your student
Every list and every conversation starts with who your student actually is. The Comprehensive Package is capped at 12 students per graduating class for real attention; Seminars & Workshops has no such limit.
Broad perspective, with STEM expertise
Whether your student is set on engineering or hasn't picked a lane yet, I can speak to both. STEM majors get a closer look at program rigor, research access, and what graduates actually go on to do.
Certified Educational Planner
I'm an experienced professional, not an admissions influencer. One of a small number of CEPs nationally, I have personally visited more than 100 college campuses and maintain an ongoing professional education through the field's leading organizations.
Two ways to work together
Comprehensive Package
Full support from planning through submission, including individual sessions, all seminars, and essay review.
- Up to 12 hours of individual meetings with me
- Essay review for the personal statement and supplementals
- Writing specialist support during application season
Seminars & Workshops
Group seminars throughout the year plus two individual sessions for your highest-priority questions.
- Full access to all seminars and workshops
- 2 hours of individual time with me (up to four 30-minute meetings)
- Application overview with limited guidance
What working together looks like
Wiley came in without much direction. By the end, he had clarity on where he wanted to apply and career paths we hadn't even considered as a family.
Cameron is thriving in his freshman year at UT Austin. We're grateful for every bit of guidance along the way.
We came to Kendall with a student who had good grades and absolutely no idea what he wanted to do. Kendall helped him explore possible careers, understand what different majors actually looked like, and eventually build a college list that made sense for him. For the first time, we felt like we had a plan.
Ready to talk about your student's path?
Let your child own the process. Let me handle the college part.
Contact Path to Admissions