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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.
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- 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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This is an article in Summer 2023 Insights magazine, co-written with my fellow IECA colleague Dr. Eva Garza-Nyer, about how various state policies may potentially influence future applicants choices and future educational experience. When it comes to building a college list, students must consider various [...]
If you’re a rising senior, going into your application season this fall, it’s not too early to be preparing for your applications. Even if you don’t have your college list fully fleshed out, in the meantime, you can still work on your main writing prompts that [...]
Congratulations for accomplishing a significant milestone. Lap it up, you deserve it. However, if you are enrolling in college - you’re not done yet. Here are some tasks you need to consider: Pay Attention to deadlines. Check your emails and postal mail regularly for correspondence from [...]
For those of you who are awaiting college decision letters, besides the Accept and Deny decisions, there is also the Waitlist (WL), which is sort of an admissions limbo. You’re not “in,” yet you’re not “out” either. The waitlist is analogous to “space available” standby for [...]
