College Admissions
Private Counseling
Enrolling Now:
Session 1: June 22 - July 3
Session 2: July 6 - July 17
Session 3: July 20 - July 31
Private Counseling Overview
Every Summerfuel College Admissions program has a team of experienced college admissions counselors as its backbone.
Prior to the program, families will be asked to complete a questionnaire about their student’s interests, strengths and direction with respect to college admission. College counselors will then schedule one-on-one counseling sessions with each student in order to map out a clear and realistic plan to approach the college admissions process. College counselors will consider family input, student input, student academic performance, student extracurricular strengths and evidence of standardized test scores to appropriately advise each student.
Prior to the program, families will be asked to complete a questionnaire about their student’s interests, strengths and direction with respect to college admission. College counselors will then schedule one-on-one counseling sessions with each student in order to map out a clear and realistic plan to approach the college admissions process. College counselors will consider family input, student input, student academic performance, student extracurricular strengths and evidence of standardized test scores to appropriately advise each student.
One on One College Counseling
The Details
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Designed for students completing grades 9-11
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Counseling sessions will be scheduled TTh from 12-1:30pm EDT
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Each student will have three half hour sessions with their counselor.
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Every student will receive a comprehensive college counseling report.
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Reports will include a list of recommended colleges and important admissions deadlines.
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College Admissions Comprehensive bundle: $2,495
Our College Counseling Team
College Counselor
Jane Gabin
Jane received her Ph.D. in English from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and her B.A. in English from Queens College in New York. After working as an instructor at Chapel Hill Senior High School and Duke University, Jane transitioned into college admissions at UNC, where she served as the Senior Assistant Director and Director of International Admissions for 10 years. She subsequently worked as a college counselor at United Nations International School and Little Red School House/Elizabeth Irwin School in NYC. Jane recently published her third book, American Women in Gilded Age Britain. She also writes the "Ask the College Counselor" column at www.insideschools.org.