A college plan that starts
with your student.
One-on-one virtual guidance for finding the right fit, managing the process, and making informed decisions.
Thoughtful support, start to finish
Big decisions.
Personal attention.
The goal is more than submitting applications. It’s helping your student understand their options, tell their story, and choose a path where they can thrive.
Ideally, individual counseling begins in the second semester of junior year and continues through senior year. Reach out early to discuss timing and availability.
College exploration & list building
Identify strengths and interests, clarify priorities, research colleges, and build a personalized list with academic, social, emotional, and financial fit in mind.
Application guidance
Break the application process into manageable steps. Get help understanding requirements, organizing deadlines, and completing applications thoughtfully.
Essay coaching
Develop ideas, choose a meaningful topic, and improve drafts through feedback and revision. The story—and the writing—remain the student’s own.
Scholarships & financial fit
Explore scholarship opportunities and compare financial offers so affordability is part of the college conversation from the beginning.
Alternative pathways
Consider trade schools, two-year colleges, and other programs with support for exploring fit, applying, and comparing options.
Support that fits your needs
Choose targeted help, hourly counseling, or a broader package. The initial consultation helps determine the right approach and scope.
What working together looks like
Talk it through.
Start with a free 30-minute consultation to discuss needs, goals, and fit.
Build momentum.
After agreeing on services, meet regularly to work through the process. Meeting frequency adjusts to the season and student’s progress.
Make an informed choice.
Review acceptances and award letters with the family, then prepare for enrollment and the next chapter.
A clearer next step starts with a conversation.
Tell Tamika where you are. Explore how she can help.