'I don't know what I want to do after high school.'

The College Major Exploration is a one-on-one interview and insight session. It’s best for students who already have a couple of major ideas in mind—like deciding between types of engineering or clarifying two or three options. We help them refine those choices and find the best fit based on their strengths, values, and goals.

The Strong Interest Inventory is a research-backed assessment designed for students who feel unsure about any major or career path. It’s a broader starting point—measuring interests, preferences, and ideal work environments. As a certified practitioner, I help interpret the results and connect them to real-world careers and majors.

If your student is completely unsure of what they want to study, the Strong Interest Inventory is the best starting point. If they’re choosing between a few specific options or refining what they already know they like, College Major Exploration is a great next step. Many families choose to combine both for a well-rounded picture!

School counselors are amazing resources, but they’re often stretched thin and may only have time for basic surveys or general advice. Our work goes deeper and is tailored to your student. As certified practitioners of the Strong Interest Inventory, we provide personalized interpretation and coaching to connect the assessment results to real-world majors and careers—something schools just aren’t able to do.

The Strong Interest Inventory results are a starting point—not just a report. We’ll sit down together to interpret what the results mean for your student, connect them to college majors and potential career paths, and build an actionable plan. The goal is to help your student feel confident and clear about what’s next!

No, I don’t believe there’s just one perfect major for any student. I always tell families that I won’t say, “Your student should be one thing and that’s it.” Majors and career paths change as students grow, and new fields emerge every year. Instead of focusing on one exact match, I help students find the best fits—choices that align with their strengths, interests, and how the world is changing. The working world itself is constantly changing—politics, emerging technology, and shifting industries create new opportunities and challenges that many students and parents might not be aware of. My goal is to help students feel confident and prepared for a future that’s flexible and full of possibilities, not limited to just one choice