Robyn Spoon
Independent educational consultant for students and parents in Columbus, Indiana
| Hourly rate range | $150 to $225 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | College admissionsGrad school and PhDMedical school admissionsCareer clarity and purposeNew grads and students |
| Works with | Students and Parents |
| Also coaches | Career coach |
| Based in | Columbus, Indiana, United States |
| Sessions | Online and in person |
| Credentials | IECA Professional member |
| Practice | The Academic Achievement Center |
Robyn Spoon is an independent educational consultant in Columbus, Indiana. She runs The Academic Achievement Center, which helps students and parents with high school planning, college admissions, and career planning. She uses the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and the Strong Interest Inventory to help students pick majors and career paths. She also supports graduate and medical school applications, including personal statements and interviews. She meets clients in person or online.
What Robyn helps with
Robyn helps students plan for high school, college, and careers. She also guides those applying to graduate and medical school.
- High school planning
- Choosing a college major
- Exploring career paths
- College planning and applications
- Graduate school applications
- Personal statements for graduate school
- Interview preparation for graduate school
- Medical school admissions
Who Robyn works with
Robyn works with students and their parents. Her college planning work fits students in grades 8 to 9 who want to explore strengths and interests. It also fits students 16 and older, including high school juniors and seniors. She also helps students applying to graduate and medical school.
How Robyn works
Robyn uses two assessments to guide students: The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator and the Strong Interest Inventory. Younger students in grades 8 to 9 use strengths and interest assessments. Students 16 and older use personality and interest assessments. The results help students choose suitable college majors and career paths. One college planning option is a single high-impact meeting for juniors and seniors. Clients start by filling out intake forms, then meet with her.
Background and qualifications
Robyn Spoon is an independent educational consultant based in Columbus, Indiana. She is a Professional member of the IECA. She leads The Academic Achievement Center, which offers high school planning, college major and career consulting, college planning, and medical and graduate school admissions help. Her work covers both students and parents. She serves clients in person and virtually, including students across the country.
Robyn Spoon pricing
Programs and services
- High school planning
- College major and career consulting
- College planning and admissions consultation
- Med school and grad school admissions help
- One high-impact meeting for juniors and seniors
- In-person and virtual meetings
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The CoachVouch take
She uses the MBTI and Strong Interest Inventory to match students with majors and careers.
Best for high school students and parents who want help choosing a major and planning the college process.
Common questions
How much does Robyn Spoon charge?
Coaching with Robyn runs $150 to $225 an hour. Request an intro for an exact quote.
What does Robyn Spoon help with?
Robyn Spoon helps with high school planning, choosing a college major, exploring career paths and college planning and applications.
Does Robyn Spoon coach online?
Robyn is based in Columbus, Indiana, United States. Sessions are online and in person.
Is Robyn Spoon certified?
Robyn Spoon lists: IECA Professional member.
Does Robyn Spoon offer virtual meetings?
Yes. She offers both in-person and virtual services, so students across the country can work with her.
Does Robyn Spoon help with graduate school applications?
Yes. She helps with graduate school applications, including personal statements and interview preparation. She also offers medical school admissions help.
How do I contact Robyn Spoon?
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