College Planning Sessions 
Initial intake meeting  + 3 sessions (additional sessions can be added): $500

These sessions meet students wherever they are-- from the application/admission process to pre-matriculation academic and career planning. Sessions are tailored to each student. An outline of learning outcomes/activities is determined after the initial intake meeting. Our curriculum focuses on two core areas of development.
 

• Pragmatic Exploration:

  • Find a campus that fits you

  • Identify education programs that align with your goals

  • Unpack requirements and learn how to explore strategically

  • Plan your first-year experience (academics and co-curricular)

  • Map out experiential goals (study abroad, internships, research)
     

• Self-Discovery: 

  • ​Identify personal interests, strengths, and values, and relate them to your goals

  • Brainstorm topics for personal statements (initial support, see below for statement-specific programs)

  • Consider the dimensions of your wellness and the resources/supports campuses offer

  • Engage in practical and developmentally appropriate career exploration

Note:

College planning sessions can provide foundational support for students writing personal statements. As part of the college planning session package, students receive access to additional self-guided personal statement resources/activities/tools. Students seeking additional support can add sessions to their college planning package or sign up for the complete personal statement workshop package (below).
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Personal Statement Workshops
Initial intake meeting  + 3 sessions (additional sessions can be added): $750

These sessions help students brainstorm, develop, and refine their primary personal statement and organize plans for supplemental statements.​​​​

• Help students generate a list of schools, admission criteria, required statements, and deadlines 

• Discuss the student's college/academic goals and what makes a strong personal statement

• Guide brainstorming to identify statement topics/themes  and plan personal statement + up to 2 supplementals

• Share feedback on an outline and tools for drafting their personal statement

• Provide one round of edits for their personal statement

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