Students who attend all six different topic classes will learn:
- navigate the structure of college classes 
- understand the 'contract' and four year plan of completing one's major 
- communicate professionally/appropriately with professors/advisors 
- know how and when to ask for help
- understand the basics of student loans
- take on the responsibilities of being a successful student on their own (including note-taking/study skills/basic financial knowledge)
- take advantage of various experiences to make them as competitive as possible (i.e. internships, study abroad, extra curriculars, job preparation)
- how to create a five-year and ten-year plan

I own my own college consulting business and I have mentored high school students since 2014 and continue to do so today through two non-profit organizations both virtually and in-person. Professionally, I've guided high school students through educational transitions from one school to another, from one country to another, and from high school into college. I have also worked with students who were struggling academically and needed the additional encouragement and accountability of a mentor. I worked as an advisor at a public institution for over 5 years. In addition, I have mentored/coached students through the college admissions process as well as through college. 

I hold an Independent Education Consultant certificate, an M.A in Teaching English as a Second Language, and a Bachelor's degree in Sociology with minors in English and Spanish.