Every Student. Every Path. Every Kind of Win.

Our students have been accepted to institutions across the academic spectrum — from flagship state universities to highly selective national universities to specialized colleges that most families never knew existed. Every school on this list was chosen because it was the right fit, not because it was the most recognizable name.

Duke University · Tufts University · New York University · Emory University · Johns Hopkins University · University of Virginia · Wake Forest University · Lehigh University · Northeastern University · University of Rochester · Boston University · Washington and Lee University · Syracuse University · SMU · University of Texas

Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) · Kansas City Art Institute · University of Cincinnati (DAAP) · Arcadia University · Juniata College

For students whose gift is visual — our artists, designers, and makers have found programs that take their work as seriously as they do.

Georgia Tech · Virginia Tech · Purdue University · NC State University · University of Florida · Indiana University

University of North Carolina · University of Georgia · Clemson University · University of South Carolina · University of Alabama · University of Kentucky · University of Tennessee · University of Florida · Ole Miss · Virginia Commonwealth University · University of Maryland · George Mason University · James Madison University · East Carolina University · Appalachian State University · Colorado State University · University of Vermont · University of Connecticut · University of Delaware · University of Louisville · Coastal Carolina University · Kennesaw State University · Quinnipiac University · Temple University

Sweet Briar College · Hollins University · Wofford College · Elon University · College of Charleston · Wheaton College (MA) · Elizabethtown College · University of the South (Sewanee) · Winthrop University · Wingate University · Hampden-Sydney College · Radford University · University of Utah

Landmark College · Drexel University · Arcadia University · Juniata College · Elizabethtown College

These institutions offer structured support, small environments, and genuine accommodation frameworks for students with ADHD, dyslexia, autism spectrum profiles, anxiety, and executive functioning challenges. Placement here is not a consolation — it is a strategy.

Boarding school is not for every student — but for the right student, it is transformative. Our families choose boarding school for academic acceleration, structured environment, therapeutic support, athletic development, and a fresh start. We know these schools, their cultures, and their admissions teams personally.

Our boarding school placements span traditional college-prep environments, therapeutic programs, and schools specifically designed for students with learning differences and executive functioning challenges. We place the whole student — not just the academic one.

For students whose identity is built around their craft — whether that's the pool, the stage, the studio, or the golf course — we understand that college selection is inseparable from program quality, coaching relationships, and performance opportunities.

Athletics: Swimming · Tennis · Golf Performing Arts: Dance · Theater · Music Visual Arts: Studio Art · Graphic Design · Illustration · Art & Design BFA Programs

We have guided student-athletes and student-artists through the intersection of admissions and performance — navigating recruitment timelines, audition requirements, portfolio reviews, and program visits alongside the standard application process.

This is some of our most important work — and the work we are most proud of.

We have successfully guided students with autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, dyslexia and language-based learning differences, executive functioning challenges, and anxiety and mental health profiles into colleges and programs where they don't just survive — they thrive.

This means:

• Identifying institutions with genuine (not just compliant) disability support offices
• Navigating IEP and 504 documentation for college accommodation requests
• Finding smaller, high-support environments when large flagship universities aren't the right fit
• Advocating for students whose records don't reflect their full capability
• Preparing families for the transition from high school accommodations to self-advocacy in college

Every neurodivergent student we work with gets a college list built around how they actually learn — not how they test.

If your child has an IEP, a 504, a diagnosis, or simply learns differently than the traditional system rewards — this is exactly the work we do. It is not a specialty service. It is central to everything we believe about fit-first planning.

every student should be. Some of our most successful outcomes have been students who took a purposeful year — and arrived at college with clarity, maturity, and direction that their peers spent freshman year searching for.

We have guided students into:

• Structured gap year programs (domestic and international)
• Service and conservation corps
• Pre-professional and arts immersion programs
• Therapeutic wilderness and residential programs
• Dual enrollment and early college pathways

If you're wondering whether a gap year is giving up — it isn't. In the right circumstances, it's the most strategic move on the board.