It all begins with a plan and there is no better time to start than at the very beginning. Transitioning to college is not easy and I’ve seen plenty of transcripts that reflect this. While some of this is due to non-academic reasons, having a game plan from the beginning is helpful to the process. Sometimes, a “college degree” is too nebulous and feels overwhelming. Breaking it down to a semester-by-semester process will help you feel empowered by seeing your ongoing progress towards the degree.

Even if you have already completed one or more years of college, it is never too late to gain some additional assistance in evaluating your current plan or suggesting a course correction.

Even with the best-laid plans, your interests might change after you have some additional college experience. Once you have made this hard decision, I can help alleviate the stress of determining the best path forward that meets your new plans and career goals.

I can help you navigate the process of applying to graduate health and medicine programs. Pre-health and med advising is my area of expertise including osteopathic and allopathic medical schools, physician assistant, physical therapy, public health, health administration and other allied health programs. Learn what committees are looking for in personal statements and mock interviews will help you prepare for admission interviews.