Take the mystery and stress out of the college admissions process

Experience

Leveraging my professional marketing experience, educational background, and admissions insight as an alumnae interview for Harvard University, I work closely with students and parents to maximize the student’s personal and academic growth, create the most authentic and impactful applications, and steer students to their “best fit” college choice.

 

PARTNERSHIP

Starting with families as early as freshman or sophomore year in high school, I emphasize a long-term, customized relationship with the entire family. As a true partner working one-on-on with families over many years (often working with multiple siblings in a family), my goal is to help students grow into their authentic selves and present impactful narratives in their college applications that lead to admissions success.

Results

College advising success is certainly measured by admissions outcomes. Like you, I seek the most positive outcomes (“thick envelopes”!) for students in the admissions process. But I also measure success in the quality of the student’s journey throughout high school.

“It was great working with you for the past couple of years. You helped me accomplish so much and reach my goals. I will definitely keep in touch.”

—Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Student
Attending University of Pennsylvania

“Thank you for all of your great help in the application process. You really helped me hone in on a major I am passionate about, and I can’t wait to start studying industrial engineering in the fall.”

—Spanish River High School Student
Attending Georgia Institute of Technology

“Naomi is a dedicated professional whose expertise in the college application field is second to none. She assisted our daughter in presenting the best version of herself and expertly guided her to her dream school. She's highly intelligent, extremely knowledgeable and cares deeply for the well being of her students. We will forever be indebted to her for helping our daughter's dream come true.”

—Parent of Suncoast Community High School student
Student attending Duke University