There is no one-size-fits-all template for advising students, as each student has a different pathway. After a careful set of assessments, My Pathway to College will work to encourage, guide, and motivate your student to put his or her best foot forward in the college admissions process.

My Pathway to College takes the stress out of applying to colleges by breaking down the process into manageable timelines on how to discover, navigate, and explore a student’s pathway to college. Call My Pathway to College for a consultation meeting to determine which pathway package will be the best fit for your student based on his/her college and career interests.

 

Discovering My Path: 9th/10th Grade

Navigating My Path: 11th Grade Students

Embarking on My Journey: Rising Seniors

Things You Should Know

4 Apr 2019
Financial Matters: Comparing Financial Aid Packages
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If you’ve applied for financial aid and filed all the paperwork by the appropriate deadline, an award letter outlining a college’s offer of financial assistance should arrive close on the heels of your notification of acceptance. Here’s a guide to understanding what that package really means. The bottom line in comparing financial aid packages … Read More

Colleges in the United States
25 Mar 2019
March Madness
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March Madness, the annual men’s NCAA basketball tournament, tipped-off this week with an estimated 70 million brackets filled out. Over the next few weeks, about four billion dollars in workplace productivity will be lost. Madness, indeed. Even if you don’t have a connection to any of the schools, it’s still easy to get swept … Read More

Student Aid
1 Mar 2019
Financial Matters: Free Money vs Loans
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If you’re the parent of a high school senior and you’re thinking about how to pay for college without going broke, it’s a whole new, expensive world. In this world there are just two kinds of money: “Great money – or Free money” – and “Not-so-Great- money”.   Free Money Free money is a … Read More

4 Feb 2019
Financial Matters: Tax Benefits for Education
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Tax credits may be available to parents who pay higher education costs for their dependents. An education credit helps with the cost of higher education by reducing the amount of tax owed on your tax return. If the credit reduces your tax to less than zero, you may get a refund. There are two … Read More

 

Testimonials

Jennifer is such a nice person. She is very warm and relatable. Meeting with her was not only helpful—I enjoyed it!

Student (Class of 2015)

Jamie is very personable and helpful. Jamie’s positive attitude kept my child excited and motivated throughout her college admissions process.

Parent (2015)

Jennifer made our son feel like he was her number one priority!

Parent (Class of 2015)

Jennifer made the college admissions process very enjoyable.

Student (Class of 2015)

Jen was perfect in terms of communication, not too much and not too little and didn’t mind when I would reach out with additional questions, always responsive and helpful.

Parent (Class of 2014)

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