FRESHMAN STRATEGY
SESSION
Embark on your high school journey with confidence and clarity with our Freshman Year Strategy Session. Designed for students and families looking to get a proactive start, this session provides a comprehensive overview of the college admissions process and sets a solid foundation for future success.
Who It's For: Freshman students (as early as June before entering 9th grade) and their families seeking early guidance and a strategic approach to the college admissions journey. Ideal for those who want to understand the road ahead and how to navigate it effectively from the very beginning.
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Why the Freshman Year Strategy Session? Starting high school with a clear plan and understanding of the admissions process is crucial. This session is designed to demystify the journey ahead, providing you with the knowledge and tools to build a strong foundation for your subsequent years of high school. With our guidance, you'll be well-prepared to make the most of your high school experience and set the stage for a compelling college application.
Laying the Foundation for Success
Service Snapshot (1-hour session):
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Admissions Timeline and Process Overview: Gain a clear understanding of the college admissions timeline and key milestones.
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Setting Future Goals: Work with your consultant to identify and articulate your long-term academic and personal goals, fostering a mindset of college readiness from the outset.
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Academic Strategy: Receive advice on selecting appropriate courses to challenge yourself academically and position you for success in the eyes of admissions committees.
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Extracurricular and Leadership Engagement: Understand the importance of participating in meaningful extracurricular, volunteer, and leadership activities and how to choose ones that align with your interests and strengths.
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Summer Activity Planning: Discuss ideas for impactful summer activities that will enhance your academic profile and personal development.
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Building Positive Relationships: Learn how to cultivate and maintain positive relationships with teachers, counselors, and academic support staff, an often overlooked but crucial aspect of the college admissions process.​​​