College Prep Professionals

As the owner of College Prep Professionals, I coach students to become more competitive for scholarships and admission and I teach parents how to reduce the cost of college. More than 4,000 students and parents in Gwinnett County Public Schools (GA) have attended my college planning workshops and seminars since 2006. In 26 years in higher education... , I've had the privilege of teaching and serving on scholarship committees at Davidson College (#17) and Vanderbilt University (#15). I know what it takes to be successful at the best colleges in the country. School districts (Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, Arlington Public Schools, Richmond Public Schools, Dallas Independent School District) and youth serving agencies (Boys and Girls Clubs, YMCA, Communities In Schools, Urban League, 100 Black Men of America) have used my programs to motivate, educate and prepare their students for college. I believe that a parent with the right information, a game plan, and great resources can give their child the best chance for college admission and scholarships. I call these parents Highly Prepared and my job is to help you become highly prepared. My approach to helping parents become Highly Prepared is guided be three core beliefs: The essential part of preparing for college admission and scholarships is knowing what matters most in the decision process. Thats why teaching is so important to everything I do. The free information I provide on my podcast and through my paid services are created to ensure every parent can learn whats important in the college prep process. Parents have the most important role to play in helping their teen Stand Out in the admission and scholarship process. Knowing whats unique and amazing about your teen, along with the areas they can and need to grow, positions parents to have the best chance for moving their teenager forward. When parents combine their knowledge of their teenager with solid advice, they are more capable of guiding them to success in the application process. Getting ahead and ...Read More