Premium admissions counsel for families who treat the next four years as a serious decision. The methodology was proven pro bono first, with documented results, before it carried the Meridian name.
Where a student goes to college shapes who they become. The work of getting them there deserves to be done deliberately. Our mission is to improve access to higher education and help students achieve their greatest potential.
We co-create the plan with you and your family, tailored to match your interests, ambitions, and needs.
A 5-module diagnostic measuring personality, cognitive style, academic readiness, college fit, and career interest patterns. Followed up with an insight-based conversation to learn more about the student, producing a profile that anchors downstream focus.
Tiered list of 10+ schools from our internal college database, segmented into safety, target, and reach schools with clear fit rationales based on your diagnostics.
Strategize how to elevate your application across test scores, extracurriculars, and competitions.
Support for scholarships including merit aid, need-based aid, school-specific awards, and external opportunities.
Crafting the story that makes sense for you, across personal statements, per-school supplements, resume and submission management for ED, EA, and RD deadlines. We coach you to write essays that sound like you, only sharper.
Letter of recommendation strategy with a recommender kit, plus mock interview preparation. Both focus on surfacing the leadership experiences, community contributions, and personal anecdotes that bring out the best of your application.
A five-part assessment built on established frameworks: the Big Five model of personality and the Holland interest model, interpreted through Meridian methodology. We recommend the student takes this assessment directly.
Your results are tailored to your profile. This takes about five minutes.
Based on a 4.0 scale.
We limit our cohort each cycle. This helps us see if we're the right fit for you.
Intended for students age 13 and older. If the student is under 18, we encourage a parent or guardian to be involved in the process.
By appointment only · Limited cohort each cycle