A student's current academic level is not the key factor that determines the success of our collaboration. What truly influences the outcome is the student's attitude toward learning, as well as the parents' understanding of and support for education. I firmly believe that as long as the child is proactive and the parents are rational and open-minded, I am confident in my role as a mentor—guiding the student to challenge themselves and preparing them thoroughly for applying to their dream university using the most effective strategies.
College admission is just a short-term goal. What matters more to me is helping the student grow through this process into someone who is honest, kind, independent, confident, and possesses leadership and influence. My ideal students are self-disciplined individuals, supported by parents who recognize the long-term value of this approach.
Throughout the mentoring process, I focus on developing the student’s overall character and abilities. By strategically amplifying their strengths, I help them gain admission to dream universities that are a match for them. While we cannot control every admissions outcome, the skills and character the student builds during this journey will lay a solid foundation for their future success and happiness.
If your only goal is to “get into the Ivy League” at any cost, and you're willing to pursue that by any means, then I may not be the right college admissions mentor for you. Because I believe that truly valuable education shapes a person for lifelong benefit—not just a one-time result.