Founder & Principal Consultant, MyCollegeFit

I am passionate about guiding students through the often overwhelming college admissions process with clarity, encouragement, and expertise. I bring a calm, objective voice to each student’s journey—helping them uncover their strengths, engage meaningfully with their interests, and move forward with purpose. As an experienced third-party advisor, I also serve as a bridge between parents and teens, making the process smoother for everyone involved.


With over two decades of experience, I've worked  in selective college admissions and high school college counseling. I visit more than 20 college campuses each year to stay current and connected. My insider knowledge and national network are the foundation of the guidance I offer every student and family.



I’m also a mom of two college graduates—one of whom was a Division I athlete—and I know firsthand how personal, emotional, and important this journey can be. My work is grounded in both professional insight and real-life experience.


Career Highlights:


  • Served in undergraduate admissions at Duke University, The College of William & Mary, Dickinson College, and the University of Richmond.
  • Recruited students nationwide and evaluated up to 1,000 applications per cycle
  • Directed college counseling at a college-prep high school, guiding students through every phase of the college process
  • Maintain an active professional network and visit 25+ colleges annually to stay informed and connected


 

Education:

BA in Economics, College of William & Mary

Masters in Public Administration, Old Dominion University

ICF Academic Life Coach Certificate, Coach Training EDU

IECA Summer Training Institute


Professional Memberships:

Independent Educational Consultants Association (IECA), Former Board Member and VP for Education & Training

IECA Summer Training Institute, Faculty Member

Potomac and Chesapeake Association for College Admissions Counselors (PCACAC)

Southern Association of College Admissions Counseling (SACAC)