All too often students with great potential struggle with college, drop out, or miss out on the extracurricular professional experiences necessary for being a standout candidate for a job in their field, because they don’t know where to look for resources. This is especially common with students who are the first in their families to attend college.
These students often feel overwhelmed and lost in a university environment. Some are fearful of opportunities that sound unfamiliar or, worse, believe that those opportunities are intended for others, not for them.
I specialize in helping students find their place in higher education, make their education work for them, and help them get every dollar’s worth of their tuition.
In my 30+ years of teaching, I’ve helped thousands of students find their place in higher education. My greatest joy is when students contact me after graduating to ask for my advice in their new careers.
On Wednesday, August 23rd at 6:30 PM, I’ll be giving a free talk in the Training Room of the Merrimac Police Department at 2 Jana Way. I’ll be offering some advice on how to navigate college. There will be lots of time for questions.
If you’re nervous about going to college for the first time, I hope you’ll join me to learn how to step into collegiate life with more confidence.