A UC Santa Barbara anthropology grad who taught ESL in South Korea, Dayna researches racial inequity in admissions alongside her consulting work.

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Dayna Meyer combines an extensive educational background with anthropological research expertise in the college and graduate admissions process. She earned her bachelor's degree from UC Santa Barbara in Cultural Anthropology and taught ESL in South Korea before returning to the U.S. to teach ESL to the Latinx community in California's Central Valley.

After graduate school in Chicago, Dayna became an educational consultant in the Bay Area, helping students across Silicon Valley and beyond gain admission to top universities — work she continued throughout her doctoral studies. For the past five years, she's also served as a researcher studying the college admissions process, racial inequity, educational anthropology, and campus climate. That combination of deep institutional knowledge and research expertise shapes how she supports students on their path toward a university or graduate degree.

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Experience: Less than 10 years

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Doctorate Degree PhD in higher education USC

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