Right now, college feels a long-way off....
Freshman year can feel deceptively calm. There’s no college application yet, no deadlines breathing down your neck.
But underneath the surface, the foundation is already being built.
Course choices start to matter. Activities begin to shape direction. And for many families, there’s a quiet question running in the background:
“Are we doing the right things… or missing something important?”
Most families don’t need more pressure at this stage. They need clarity.

When you work with me, I help you understand what actually matters now, what can wait, and how to move forward with intention instead of guesswork.

A simple, focused starting point
You don’t need a full-year plan yet. You need the right first step.
The Crash Course is designed to give your family a clear, confident direction without overcomplicating the process.
The Crash Course
Best for: Families who are just starting the process of college planning
In 90 minutes, we’ll cut through the noise and help you understand what actually matters with college planning.
We’ll cover:
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What colleges are really looking for (and what they’re not)
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How to make smart course decisions going forward
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Activities, direction, and how to avoid overloading
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When to think about testing and college visits
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How to approach the high school years with intention
Investment: $425
How We Find Your Student's "GRAND" Fit
I use my GRAND Approach to guide your student through every step, from knowing themselves to choosing the right school.
Why families start early with Grand Fit
I believe in transparency and results.
Here is what happens when we work together:
Real Financial Returns
83% of my students receive institutional scholarships. Collectively, my students have been awarded over $3 million in scholarships.
Authentic Connection:
No outsourcing. When you hire Grand Fit, you get me—not a contractor or a junior associate.
Ethical Guidance:
I am a member of HECA and IECA. I do not accept compensation from universities. My advice is 100% objective and focused on your student.
“Everything started to feel manageable, and my stress really decreased when I knew I had someone guiding me.”
— Student, class of 2021
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