This service is for families seeking in-depth, sustained guidance. Students meet with a Blue Stars counselor once a month for strategic planning and for 1-2 holistic check-ins between strategic meetings.

Our Admissions service is for those who want maximum support with all aspects of applying to schools. We will guide you and your teen through the application process from beginning to end, paying special attention to an applicant’s strengths and goals.

Your teen will be assigned a dedicated Blue Stars Certified mentor who will guide and motivate them to develop a unique art portfolio that will get them noticed by the best art schools in the country. Our Art Admissions service provides the structure, inspiration and guidance needed to help get your teen into a top art school.

• Created program infrastructure by devising protocols for tracking student data,developing educational materials, and writing extensive editor guidelinesChief Essay Editor, College Application Program• Chief Essay Editor for 25 student application packages, each involving a total of tenschools; oversaw staff of two administrative assistants and one assistant editor;responsible for approximately $350,000 of the company’s gross revenue (2009)

• Conceived and implemented the Wright State University Honors Institute, 2006 and2007, an annual, multi-track learning experience and community event focusing oncontemporary intellectual and ethical issues including the human brain and poverty andsociety• Taught two interdisciplinary seminars; directed two service learning projects; organizedfree, public, keynote address by a figure of national prominence; a free, public, day-longsymposium, with discussion sessions run… Show more • Conceived and implemented the Wright State University Honors Institute, 2006 and2007, an annual, multi-track learning experience and community event focusing oncontemporary intellectual and ethical issues including the human brain and poverty andsociety• Taught two interdisciplinary seminars; directed two service learning projects; organizedfree, public, keynote address by a figure of national prominence; a free, public, day-longsymposium, with discussion sessions run by regional experts and humanities scholars• Raised $67,000 initial funding through grant writing and direct appeals• Designed and managed on-campus and community promotional campaign that engaged1,250 public participants and 40 student participants each year Show less