College Success Plan doesn’t use a one-size-fits-all approach.

College Success Plan doesn’t use a one-size-fits-all approach.

We know no two students are alike.  Our supports are tailored to fit each student’s individual strengths, needs, challenges and goals.  No matter where you are or where you want to be, our dedicated mentors have the training and expertise to help you get there.  

 

Sequoia Group helps:

① Any student suffering from a lack of: executive function skills, motivation, initiative, follow-through, accountability, self-esteem and/or academic confidence

② High school and college students who want to improve their grades, GPA or general academic skills

③ High school students preparing for the demands of college

④ College freshmen navigating the high school-college transition

⑤ Upperclassmen facing the challenge of upper-level courses

⑥ Students wanting to more effectively use their academic accommodations

⑦ Students lacking motivation as the result of doubts about their major and/or a lack of long-term direction

⑧ Job or internship-seeking students looking for support balancing academics with the demands of applications and interviews

⑨ Students working to transfer to a different institution

 

Importance of Personal and Professional Goal-Setting

At Sequoia Group, we view our thorough goal-setting and goal-maintaining activities to be of the utmost importance.  We provide our students with a road map for the future.  If you are plagued by indecision or experiencing anxiety surrounding your future, please let us help.  We offer a data-driven and individualized approach that provides our students with the focus, direction and confidence they need to discover what path will offer them the greatest fulfillment!

 

Suggested professional goals:

① Seeking out research opportunities on campus

② Exploring summer internships/jobs in the fall

③ Taking advantage of your college’s Career Center

④ Preparing early for graduate school

⑤ Starting to network

 

Featured Academic Mentor:
Young Hee Park

Young Hee received her Master of Arts in Education of English Language and Literature from Ewha Womans University. Having a lifelong passion for education, she has served as a Certified Educational Planner of American Institute of Certified Educational Planners (www.aicep.org) and an active member on several educational boards, including IECA, HECA, TABS, ICEF, ST Alphe, WEBA, and NACAC. She has worked with high school and college students in a variety of contexts, including essay writing, resume drafting, tutoring, time management skills and confidence coaching.