One on one college application support. As a consultant, I categorize all of the work I do into the following four categories of service: College List Development, Application Guidance, Essay Mentorship, and Task & Time Management. The implementation of each service is entirely tailored to the unique wants and needs of each client. Furthermore, I don't charge clients per essay draft, per application platform, nor per school–– instead, clients can choose to receive services via my hourly package or my comprehensive package.

About Me

I absolutely help all kinds of people apply to college, but I am uniquely
qualified (both personally and professionally) to advise in the following areas:​​

LGBTQIA+ Lesbian Gay Bisexual Trans Queer Intersex Asexual + Support

LGBTQIA+ Support & Safety
My life's work is centered around helping marginalized students find the schools where they will be safe and loved and known. I'm a trans-nonbinary educator who attended an inclusive women's college. I have spent my time in higher education exploring the social, creative, and political nuances of what it means to be queer; my sociology degree from Barnard/Columbia revolved around anti-racist intersectional feminism and queer liberation. Now, I’m co-chair of the Advocacy/DEI committee for HECA, I’m in a nonprofit group called IECs for Human Rights (a group of CACs who work to uplift human rights issues in the context of college admissions), and I’m on the board of a new nonprofit called Campus Q which seeks to promote safety and wellbeing for LGBTQ+ college applicants/students.​

Performing Arts Prep & Auditions
Theatre audition admissions, theatre program search, best theatre programs, musical theatre, acting BFA
If you want to pursue the performing arts, the workload of the college application process doubles. As a theatre director with a theatre directing degree from Barnard/Columbia, as a college admissions consultant, and as someone who went through the college audition process dozens of times myself, I am uniquely qualified to help students navigate this complicated process–– especially students who don't match the stereotype. For my sociology degree, I conducted an auto-ethnographic research thesis on the dynamics of youth theatre and queer identity formation: "How Theatre Gives Gender: Acting as a Corporeal Catalyst for Queerness."

Specialty Areas

Arts performing and visual arts applications, portfolios, Auditions

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