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As a college admissions consultant, I can help you know yourself better – uncover who you really are as a person, and what activities and fields speak to your passions and strengths. I work with you on academic planning, activities planning, and life skills development, to help you “launch” your future. With respect to applying for colleges, I assist you to make appropriate school lists, brainstorm and edit your personal statement for college and universities as well as finalize your college applications. Afterwards, I advise you on your options and choices when you get your results.
Education:
- MBA, Columbia University Graduate School of Business
- MA, The Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS)
- BA, University of California, Berkeley




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