Ginny Johnson
College and graduate admissions consultant in Berwyn, Pennsylvania
| Hourly rate range | $150 to $225 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | College admissionsCollege essaysMedical school admissionsGrad school and PhDStudents with learning differencesStudents and college ADHDExecutive function skillsCareer clarity and purposeNew grads and studentsHealthcare careers |
| Works with | Students, Parents and Neurodivergent adults |
| Also coaches | ADHD coach and Career coach |
| Based in | Berwyn, Pennsylvania, United States |
| Credentials | IECA Professional member |
| Practice | Pathways to Admission LLC |
Ginny Johnson is an independent educational consultant who helps high school, undergraduate and graduate students plan for college and graduate school. She runs Pathways to Admission LLC in Berwyn, Pennsylvania. Her work centers on students headed into allied health fields such as pre-med, physician assistant, physical therapy and nursing. She has visited more than 500 schools and supported more than 18,000 students. She also advises students with ADHD, dyslexia and other learning differences.
What Ginny helps with
Ginny helps students break the college and graduate school process into clear steps. She also guides students who are unsure what path to take next.
- Planning the college application timeline
- Choosing a best-fit college or graduate school
- Common Application and individual college applications
- Essays and application writing
- Advice on SAT, ACT, MCAT, GRE, PCAT, OAT and CASPER tests
- Picking the right people for letters of recommendation
- Clinical and shadowing guidance for health careers
- Support for ADHD, executive function and learning differences
Who Ginny works with
Ginny works with high school students, undergraduates and graduate students. Many are aiming for allied health careers such as pre-med, physician assistant, physical therapy and nursing. She also works with students who have learning differences like ADHD, executive function challenges and dyslexia. Parents are part of the process too.
How Ginny works
Ginny works one-on-one with each student and tailors the plan to the student's major and career goal. High school students learn the academic standards they need if they plan to pursue a graduate degree later. Graduate applicants have their undergraduate transcript and accomplishments reviewed first. Then she helps them pick the right path and application. She also plans curriculum and a school year timeline.
Background and qualifications
Ginny Johnson is an independent educational consultant and a professional member of IECA. She founded Pathways to Admission LLC in Berwyn, Pennsylvania. She has visited more than 500 schools and supported more than 18,000 students. Her practice covers college and graduate school consulting, with a special focus on allied health fields. She also offers advising and coaching for students with learning disabilities, ADHD, executive function needs and neurodiversity.
Ginny Johnson pricing
Programs and services
- Hourly college consulting
- College consultation
- Graduate school consultation
- Learning disability, ADHD and executive function advising and coaching
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The CoachVouch take
She combines college and graduate admissions guidance with a focus on allied health careers and learning differences.
Best for students aiming at allied health or pre-med paths who want one-on-one help with applications.
Common questions
How much does Ginny Johnson charge?
Coaching with Ginny runs $150 to $225 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Ginny Johnson help with?
Ginny Johnson helps with planning the college application timeline, choosing a best-fit college or graduate school, common Application and individual college applications and essays and application writing.
Is Ginny Johnson certified?
Ginny Johnson lists: IECA Professional member.
Does Ginny Johnson work with graduate school applicants?
Yes. She reviews the student's undergraduate transcript and accomplishments, then helps choose the right path and application.
Does Ginny Johnson support students with ADHD or learning differences?
Yes. She advises and coaches students with ADHD, executive function challenges, dyslexia and other learning differences.
How do I contact Ginny Johnson?
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