INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE SUCCESS COACHING
Starting School in the US?
Overwhelmed by all that is expected of a US college student?
From mastering new learning management systems, communication protocols, and degree requirements to selecting a roommate and dining plan, international students studying in the US have a lot to grapple with. Add in accessing unfamiliar campus resources and trying to make new friends, it’s easy to see how even the most organized student can easily become overwhelmed. Let our team help make the process as seamless as possible.
We can help!
While the parents of many international students hold multiple advanced degrees themselves, they still may feel unequipped and overwhelmed by the nuts and bolts of getting students set up for success in college in the US. And that’s where we come in. College Success Plan empowers international students to make the most of their college experience both academically and personally. Our experienced professional coaches know where the pitfalls are, and how to help students avoid them.
Consistent weekly virtual meetings
Number of sessions dependent upon student needs and curriculum
Individualized guidance, support and monitoring of academic progress
Follow up emails and texts
Specific short and long-term action plans created by students with their coaches
Customized communication between parent, student and coach to keep students on track
Goal setting, effective study skills and efficient time management strategies
Consultation and guidance on class and major planning
Comprehensive mid and end of semester reports to parents
Social skills for communicating and self-advocating with professors
Coming to the US for the first time? Our First Year Summer Workshop - International Edition has you covered!
“Transitioning from a small private school to a large university is a lot to handle to begin with, but when Jordan decided he wanted to study in the US we knew he would need extra support. Jordan’s coach not only kept him on track academically, he helped him get involved in clubs and activities on campus so he soon felt at home.”
- College Success Plan Parent