College Doesn't Come with an Instruction Manual
Getting accepted into college is only the beginning.
Once students arrive, they are expected to figure out a lot on their own: Who do I talk to when I have a problem? What does this policy actually mean? Am I taking the right classes? What resources am I missing? What happens if something goes wrong?
For students, it can be overwhelming. For parents, it can be difficult to know when to step in, when to step back, and how to help when you don't know how the college works either.
Often students don't need someone to solve the problem for them. They need someone who can help them figure out what to do next.
Why The Campus Navigator?
With nearly 20 years of experience across academic advising, academic affairs, student affairs, first-year experience, admissions, and financial aid, Dr. Carla DeLucia knows how colleges work from the inside and where students can get stuck.
Carla puts that experience to work helping students find answers, connect with the right people and resources, and confidently advocate for themselves. For parents, that means an experienced partner who can support your student without taking over for them.
Services
College Navigation Support
For students who could use an experienced guide along the way.
Ongoing support to help students navigate college, access resources, build confidence advocating for themselves, and stay on track toward graduation.
Student Advocacy Support
For when something has happened and you're not sure what to do next.
Personalized guidance to help students and families understand university policies and processes and determine what to do next.
An extra semester isn't just extra time.
Missed requirements, misunderstood policies, and delayed decisions can have financial consequences. The right guidance at the right time can help keep a small issue from becoming a bigger one.
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Schedule a complimentary 30-minute College Navigation Support consultation: