Friendly and specific
Families receive practical instructions rather than vague reminders to “work on applications.”
Cindy works with students on SAT and ACT preparation, AP coursework, college essays and applications. The Senior Year Checklist turns the patterns she sees into a calmer, repeatable process for families.
Students often need structure, deadlines and a knowledgeable person who can explain the next step. Parents need enough information to know that important work is moving without being forced into daily reminders.
The Senior Year Checklist separates those needs: the language speaks to the parent, while the work speaks directly to the student.
That promise guides every checklist, tutoring appointment, email, workshop and digital product.
Families receive practical instructions rather than vague reminders to “work on applications.”
Deadlines matter, but panic rarely improves the student’s essay, test scores, decision-making or follow-through.
Students complete their own writing and applications. Guidance creates structure without replacing their voice.
The program is designed to help families track the different requirements, testing policies and deadlines across their actual college lists.
All college-specific requirements should be verified through official admissions websites for the current application cycle.
The $75 kickoff turns the first conversation into a clear set of next steps.