Choosing a major with confidence
Most students pick a major before they've taken a single college class. That choice shapes where they apply, how they're admitted, and what the next four years look like. I want them to make it with real information, and to feel sure of it.
- Engineering
- Natural Sciences
- Healthcare
- Business
- Agriculture
- Environmental Sciences
- Aviation
- Communications
- Education
- Liberal Arts
- How admission works for that field, since it changes which schools belong on the list
- What the coursework involves, including how much math it takes
- What the careers pay, from the first job to the median, and who hires graduates nationally and in Texas
- What to take in high school, grade by grade
- Other routes in: related majors in a different college, certificates, and when graduate school actually pays off
A student who understands why a field fits them writes a stronger application and starts college with a plan.
Comprehensive Package
Full support from the first conversation through submitted applications. Built for students who want individualized guidance the whole way through.
- Aren't sure where to start
- Want individualized guidance
- Are exploring majors or careers
- Need accountability
- Want help developing and refining their college list
- Would benefit from application and essay guidance
- Up to 12 hours of individual meetings with me
- Essay review for the personal statement and up to six supplemental essays
- Writing specialist support during application season
- YouScience aptitude assessment, my ten career and major guides, and a Work and Careers Report
- Invitations to my parent seminars throughout the year
- Covers all U.S. college applications
Additional individual time beyond the package can be arranged at $200 per hour, as space allows.
A look at some numbers
These are historical results from my own students, not a guarantee of admission.
The University of Texas at Austin
67 students applied, 48 were accepted.
Source: NerdApply
Texas A&M University, College Station
67 students applied, 61 were accepted.
Source: NerdApply
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