Career Counseling Concierge

From College Coach

Approximately 75% of college students begin college with an undecided major or change their major at least once during their studies.*
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Our Career Counseling Concierge program is designed to help guide students toward a path that feels right for them.

Students work with an experienced academic and career advisor, who is certified as a Gallup Strengths Coach and Strong Interest Inventory practitioner, to explore and decide on major and career pathways.

*College Kickstart, Drake University (2025) 

How We Can Help

Choose the package that best fits your needs and goals: 

Includes up to 3 meetings with an experienced academic and career advisor

Exploratory/Undecided Career Counseling Ideal for high school juniors and seniors and college students who are unsure what major or career path to pursue.

This package may be the right fit if you or your student are asking any of the following questions:
I have no idea what I want to major in. Where do I start?
How can I find a good-fit career that also pays well?
I’m not enjoying my current major, but what else can I do?
I’ve decided to change my major. Do I need to transfer schools?
What types of experiences should I be pursuing in college?

Includes up to 6 meetings with an experienced academic and career advisor

Career Concierge:
Time-Intensive Ideal for college freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and first semester seniors who feel lost or overwhelmed with career exploration/planning.

This package may be the right fit if, in addition to the Exploratory questions, you or your student are also asking:
Where can I find experiences to build my resume both on and off campus?
Should I get an internship this summer, or is a paid job okay?
Where do I start with an internship search?
How do I write a strong resume/cover letter for summer opportunities?
How can I better connect with my professors for research, mentorship, or letters of recommendation?
Where can I get help preparing for job/internship interviews?
Networking sounds intimidating to me. Where do I start?

Additional RESOURCES

A Major Journey: Embracing Change and Finding Your True Path in College

When I was in high school, I didn’t have a broad perspective on all the career options out in the world. I think many of us fall victim to the broad-strokes perspective that there are four acceptable careers that will give us the social recognition and financial stability we think defines success: doctor, lawyer, businessperson, or engineer. Growing up, I too felt the pressure to choose one, and as a result, I grew up tethered to my identity as a future doctor.

Read More

Choosing a College Major, Part 1

Applying to college with no idea what you want to major in? Tune in to this segment of "Getting In: A College Coach Conversation," part 1 of a 2-part series on how to choose a college major.

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Choosing a College Major, Part 2

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Interested?

Learn more about our college admission counseling services.

Call 877-402-6224 or complete this form to learn more. By law, if you are 17 or under and would like to receive more information about our services, a parent or guardian must complete the form.

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