Guiding Your Application Journey

Partnering with students to navigate the college process thoughtfully,
through academic planning, essay work, and beyond

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The opportunity to guide students and their families is a truly privileged profession.
Let us guide you and your family as you explore the possibilities that higher education has to offer.

Welcome to Collegiate Advising

Since 2002, I’ve had the privilege of working with college-bound students, as both an admission officer and independent educational consultant. This journey has given me a deep appreciation for the challenges and opportunities that students encounter when applying to college.

My approach is rooted in balance, support, and growth. I believe in guiding my students through a thoughtful and organized search and application process that helps them discover who they are, what they value, and where they want to go next. From course planning to final applications, I endeavor to help students and their families every step of the way.

Shannon

"We so appreciate all your support - not only your great advice, but also your ability to de-stress the situation and allow our son to be himself along the way. We are so grateful for all your hard work, good cheer, and wonderful spirit."

Parent, Wake Forest ’23 and ‘25

 

"Words can't describe how thankful I am for the tremendous amount of work & support you dedicated towards my college admissions process. Your constant support and making sure that my essays showed who I am is something I could have never accomplished alone."

Student, Villanova ‘26

"Thank you for all of your help. You were amazing -- patient, supportive, enthusiastic and knowledgeable throughout the process. It was truly comforting to have you lead the way for us."

Parent, Northwestern ‘27

"You have helped our daughter put her best foot forward in her applications, and to feel confident that, regardless of the outcome at any specific school, she will have a good outcome overall. "

Parent, Northwestern ‘23, Emory ’25