Let's be honest — if you've made it this far down the page, you've probably already Googled "how many APs is too many" or “is my teen’s GPA good enough?” at 11pm at least once. No judgment, I get it.
Here's the thing: I only work with a handful of families each season. Not because I'm playing hard to get — because a college admissions advisor running on fumes and juggling 40 students isn't actually helpful to anyone, least of all your teen’s essay draft at midnight.
So the roster stays small on purpose.
Which means working together starts with an application.
"My twins each received acceptances to schools at the top of their match lists. Priyanka kept them focused and on point without me having to be the one nagging them — highly effective, and a total relief for us." — Mary B. Attorney & Mom of Twins
Current timeline:
6-12 months. I know — that's longer than it takes some seniors to pick a major. But navigating into a depths of a teen’s psyche and coming out unscathed (mostly) as we work on college lists, find programs of interest, methodically design the college applications strategy and more, takes time, patience, and research. We’re not taking shortcuts.
Not ready to sit in the (metaphorical) waiting room for that long?
If you're a freshman or sophomore, good news — you probably don't have to. We can start light: quarterly check-ins, kind of like a gym membership, except one you'll actually use, that scales up to weekly support once application season actually arrives.
What happens after you apply:
You get a confirmation email — and yes, I actually read every application myself, usually with coffee in hand and mild competitive intensity on your family's behalf.
I follow up with real next steps: maybe a call now, maybe "here's when I expect to have room," maybe a nudge toward a better-fit option.
If it's not quite the right time or fit, I'll point you somewhere useful instead of just leaving you on read.
Not ready to apply yet?
Book a free 30-minute Application Stress Test . Think of it as a check-up, minus the cold stethoscope, plus an actual 90-day plan.
Our promise to you:
You'll never wonder what comes next. Every family gets a personalized roadmap, clear priorities, and guidance that actually shows up on time. That's on me.
In return, all I ask is that you & your teen do your part: show up, do the work, tell me what's really going on, and hit the deadlines we agree on together. Deal? Deal.
And if you ever feel lost anyway — despite both of us holding up our end — we keep going until you don't.
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