Why I Chose “Camino”
Camino means “path” in Spanish. Ultimately, what every student needs is a way forward. Let me shed some light on your student’s path to college, and give them the guidance and support they need to get there, the right way, one step at a time!
In the words of the much-loved Spanish poet, Antonio Machado:
Caminante, no hay camino.
Se hace el camino al andar.
Which I translate as:
Wayfarer, there is no path.
You make the road by walking it.
Camino reduces the worry and uncertainty that surrounds the college admissions process. Parents who entrust the process of working with their children to me can feel the joy and relief of knowing their students are being guided by a coach who understands their concerns and has a proven track record of success. At the end of the admissions cycle, students will feel confident that they have applied to the right colleges for them, and presented a compelling picture of what they have to offer a university.
High school students have incredible potential, and we owe it to each student to ask the right questions, then provide the best guidance and research available to support this exciting season. Find out how to get started by filling out our intake form here.
