College Prep Consulting & Educational Planning
Getting in to college is increasingly complicated and challenging. It’s normal to have a heap of questions about what students need to do during high school to be a strong applicant for good colleges.
Meet one-on-one with Emily, a Princeton graduate and professional college consultant to make sure that students stay on track for college and don’t waste time on the wrong things.
Every student is unique. Get tailored advice for your specific situation:
To get into a good college, what your student and family should do when — get a custom roadmap for college prep
Which high school classes should your student take to be a competitive applicant for college? How many AP or IB classes? Which AP classes better than others for your individual student’s profile? Is it better to get an A grade in an easier class or struggle in a more challenging class?
How to avoid the most common mistakes in high school that hurt college admissions chances
Specific advice for students aiming at Ivy League and other top-20 schools with extremely low admit rates
What extracurricular activities to pursue for the best edge on college applications
How to plan an enriching summer that will help students on college applications
How can students make the most of opportunities available to them
How to set up for success as a younger student, even before high school
How and when to plan college campus visits and how to make the most of them
How to connect with colleges and admissions officers early on and become a memorable applicant
How to manage academic stress and test anxiety
How to build healthy study habits that will help students achieve success in high school and college
What parents can do to support students in every step of the road to college
Get top-tier insight from someone who’s been through this process hundreds of times with students and families all over the world.
Read what past students and parents have had to say here.
Getting in to college is increasingly complicated and challenging. It’s normal to have a heap of questions about what students need to do during high school to be a strong applicant for good colleges.
Meet one-on-one with Emily, a Princeton graduate and professional college consultant to make sure that students stay on track for college and don’t waste time on the wrong things.
Every student is unique. Get tailored advice for your specific situation:
To get into a good college, what your student and family should do when — get a custom roadmap for college prep
Which high school classes should your student take to be a competitive applicant for college? How many AP or IB classes? Which AP classes better than others for your individual student’s profile? Is it better to get an A grade in an easier class or struggle in a more challenging class?
How to avoid the most common mistakes in high school that hurt college admissions chances
Specific advice for students aiming at Ivy League and other top-20 schools with extremely low admit rates
What extracurricular activities to pursue for the best edge on college applications
How to plan an enriching summer that will help students on college applications
How can students make the most of opportunities available to them
How to set up for success as a younger student, even before high school
How and when to plan college campus visits and how to make the most of them
How to connect with colleges and admissions officers early on and become a memorable applicant
How to manage academic stress and test anxiety
How to build healthy study habits that will help students achieve success in high school and college
What parents can do to support students in every step of the road to college
Get top-tier insight from someone who’s been through this process hundreds of times with students and families all over the world.
Read what past students and parents have had to say here.
Getting in to college is increasingly complicated and challenging. It’s normal to have a heap of questions about what students need to do during high school to be a strong applicant for good colleges.
Meet one-on-one with Emily, a Princeton graduate and professional college consultant to make sure that students stay on track for college and don’t waste time on the wrong things.
Every student is unique. Get tailored advice for your specific situation:
To get into a good college, what your student and family should do when — get a custom roadmap for college prep
Which high school classes should your student take to be a competitive applicant for college? How many AP or IB classes? Which AP classes better than others for your individual student’s profile? Is it better to get an A grade in an easier class or struggle in a more challenging class?
How to avoid the most common mistakes in high school that hurt college admissions chances
Specific advice for students aiming at Ivy League and other top-20 schools with extremely low admit rates
What extracurricular activities to pursue for the best edge on college applications
How to plan an enriching summer that will help students on college applications
How can students make the most of opportunities available to them
How to set up for success as a younger student, even before high school
How and when to plan college campus visits and how to make the most of them
How to connect with colleges and admissions officers early on and become a memorable applicant
How to manage academic stress and test anxiety
How to build healthy study habits that will help students achieve success in high school and college
What parents can do to support students in every step of the road to college
Get top-tier insight from someone who’s been through this process hundreds of times with students and families all over the world.
Read what past students and parents have had to say here.
Past students have earned college admissions offers and scholarships from:
Princeton University • The University of Pennsylvania • The University of Chicago • Cornell University • Duke University • Oxford University • UC Berkeley • Dartmouth College • Georgetown University • USC • Vanderbilt University • UCLA • Cambridge University • Williams College • Pomona College • New York University • Oberlin College • CalTech • Barnard College • Amherst College • Vassar College • Emory University • The University of Durham . . . and other top-tier schools!
About me:
I graduated summa cum laude from Princeton, where I won every award possible for her academic writing. I have over a decade of experience as a professional editor in the publishing industry, and I’ve been hand-picked by professors at Harvard, Princeton, and Yale to help them edit their books for publication. After I discovered that admissions consulting was the perfect combination of mentoring, writing, and strategizing, I left my career in publishing to focus on Ivy Bloom.
For the past decade, I’ve helped countless high school students through the college essay process, with impressive admissions results.