Robin Colt
College admissions counselor and former AP teacher and academic advisor
| Hourly rate range | $70 to $130 an hour |
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| Focus areas | |
| Works with | Students and Parents |
| Credentials | B.A. in Environmental Science, University of Vermont; M.S. in Environmental Science and Education, Antioch University; College Admissions Counseling certificate, UCLA |
Robin Colt is a college admissions counselor who helps high school students and their families with the admissions process. She taught AP classes and worked as an academic advisor in private boarding and public schools. She has also been an AP Exam Reader for the College Board. Robin uses structured task management to help students who struggle with executive functioning handle college timelines. She has worked directly with high school students for nearly two decades.
What Robin helps with
Robin helps high school students and families move through the college admissions process. She puts extra focus on students who find timelines hard to manage.
- Navigating the college admissions process
- Breaking college timelines into manageable tasks
- Support for students with executive functioning challenges
- Building skills and mindset for success in college
- Guidance for families of college-bound students
Who Robin works with
Robin works with high school students who are aiming for college, along with their families. Her approach suits students who struggle with executive functioning and need help keeping up with admissions deadlines.
How Robin works
Robin uses structured task management techniques to turn daunting admissions timelines into steps a student can handle. She tailors her guidance to each student. This is especially useful for students who struggle with executive functioning.
Background and qualifications
Robin earned a B.A. in Environmental Science at the University of Vermont and an M.S. in Environmental Science and Education at Antioch University. She most recently completed the College Admissions Counseling certificate program at UCLA. Her education career includes work as an AP teacher and academic advisor in private boarding and public schools, an alpine ski coach, and a therapeutic wilderness guide. She has also scored exams as an AP Exam Reader for the College Board. As an advisor, she wrote hundreds of recommendation letters for college-bound students.
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The CoachVouch take
Robin combines years as an AP teacher and boarding school advisor with structured task management methods for students who struggle with executive functioning.
Best for high school students who struggle with executive functioning and want help managing college admissions timelines.
Common questions
How much does Robin Colt charge?
Coaching with Robin runs $70 to $130 an hour. Message Robin from this page for an exact quote.
What does Robin Colt help with?
Robin Colt helps with navigating the college admissions process, breaking college timelines into manageable tasks, support for students with executive functioning challenges and building skills and mindset for success in college.
Is Robin Colt certified?
Robin Colt lists: B.A. in Environmental Science, University of Vermont; M.S. in Environmental Science and Education, Antioch University; College Admissions Counseling certificate, UCLA.
Does Robin Colt help students with executive functioning challenges?
Yes. Robin uses structured task management techniques to make admissions timelines easier to handle for students who struggle with executive functioning.
How do I contact Robin Colt?
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