Support for the whole journey — wherever your family is right now.
Whether just starting to think about college or already on campus, I meet you where you are. Here's how I help at each stage.
High school students & families
Finding the right fit — and the means to get there.
From building a college list to understanding the FAFSA, I guide your family through every step of the search, application, and financial aid process — so the path to college feels clear instead of overwhelming.
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We build a thoughtful list of four-year and two-year programs that match who you are and what you want from college — not just where you "should" apply.
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Essays, recommendations, and forms, all tracked against deadlines so nothing slips through the cracks. Your family stays organized and ready for the next steps.
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Hands-on help with the FAFSA and aid applications, then plain-language guidance on comparing award packages so you can make a confident, informed decision.
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I’ll translate the jargon (grants, loans, work-study, scholarships) so you know exactly what each offer really means for your family's bottom line.
Current college students
Staying enrolled, supported, and on track.
Getting admitted is only the first step. For students already on campus, I help remove the financial, social, and academic barriers that too often derail an education before it's finished.
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When obstacles threaten enrollment — money, housing, a tough semester — we find a way forward together, drawing on the resources that keep you in school.
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From emergency aid to academic support, I help you feel confident finding and using the campus and community resources built to help you.
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Financial aid isn't one-and-done. I help you renew aid each year and respond when your circumstances — or your financial aid package — change.
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Housing changes, basic-needs gaps, and the curveballs of college life are easier to handle with someone in your corner who knows where to turn.
No assumptions. No judgment. Just support tailored to your family.
As a first-generation college student myself, I know how much harder this journey is when you're figuring it out alone. Every family's situation is different — so every plan I build starts with who your student is and what they actually need.
Let’s talk
The best first step is a conversation.
Reach out and tell me a little about where your student is. I offer a free 20-minute consultation to talk through how I can help — at whatever stage you're in.