One-on-one admissions guidance from a current Columbia University student who has personally navigated a highly selective admissions process — helping students build thoughtful, authentic, and organized applications.
Support at any stage of the process — pick a single session or a full package.
A focused conversation to map your timeline, priorities, and next steps.
A balanced list of reach, target, and safety schools built around your goals.
Brainstorming, drafting, and line edits to help your voice come through.
Turn activities and achievements into a clear, compelling resume.
Mock interviews and honest feedback so you walk in confident.
Find and apply for scholarships that fit your profile.
Guidance tailored to applicants applying from outside the US.
We talk through where you are, your goals, and whether we're a good fit.
We identify your priorities and choose the sessions or package that make the most sense.
Regular sessions, real feedback, and support until submit day.
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These five guides cover college fit, resumes, scholarships, honors, and the Common App essay. The materials are designed as practical, step-by-step resources rather than generic admissions advice.
A step-by-step framework for building a college list around academic, financial, and personal fit.
A one-page resume system focused on impact, depth, clarity, and useful detail.
A step-by-step system for finding scholarships, organizing applications, and applying strategically.
A curated list of realistic honors plus guidance for using the Common App's limited honors space well.
Your fifth member resource for developing and refining a personal statement.
Cancel anytime. Includes all five member guides.
Save $20 versus paying monthly. Includes all five guides.
Keep application deadlines, tasks, and next steps organized in one simple spreadsheet. Buy it once for $5, or get it included with the full membership.
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College admissions is easier when you have the right tools. Here are a few types of resources I recommend for students who want extra support beyond the Antonia Admissions library.
For students who have a strong draft but want an additional set of eyes for clarity, structure, grammar, and polish.
Extra practice and structured test preparation can be useful for students who want a more organized approach to standardized testing.
Use additional college-search tools to compare schools, explore programs, and build a list that reflects your academic and personal priorities.
Additional scholarship-search resources can help you find opportunities beyond the scholarships offered directly by your colleges.
These recommendations are separate from your Antonia Admissions membership; the five member guides and College Timeline Tracker are included with the $10/month or $100/year membership.
I'm currently a student at Columbia University, and I was personally admitted to Columbia, Cornell, NYU, the University of Michigan, McGill University, and the University of Toronto.
I started this practice because I remember exactly how overwhelming the application process felt — and how much of a difference it made to have someone in my corner who understood it firsthand. I work with students on everything from building a college list to polishing a final essay draft, with guidance that is current, practical, and personal. My goal is to help each student present their own strengths and story as clearly as possible.
I work with high-school students at different stages of the college process, including students who are just beginning to build a list and seniors preparing applications.
Yes. The first 15-minute call is simply a chance to understand what you need, answer initial questions, and see whether we're a good fit.
No. No counselor can guarantee admission. The goal is to help you make informed choices and present your strongest, most authentic application.
Absolutely. You can start with a single $65 session and decide later whether ongoing support would be useful.
Tell me a little about where you are in the process. I'll use this to learn what you need and help us decide whether working together is a good fit.
A free 15-minute introductory call to learn about your college goals, where you are in the admissions process, and what kind of support you're looking for. We'll discuss how I can help and whether we're a good fit to work together. Calls are held virtually.
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