Amy Trinnaman Educational Consulting LLC

Home
United States
Naples, FL
Amy Trinnaman Educational Consulting LLC

Call Directions Website Contact the university

Contact information, map and directions, contact form, opening hours, services, ratings, photos, videos and announcements from Amy Trinnaman Educational Consulting LLC, College & University, Naples, FL.

Certified career counselor and experienced college advisor committed to connecting students and adults to opportunities through thoughtful, personalized guidance.

10/29/2026

“I feel like I should be stressed, but I’m not!”

This is why I do what I do; I’m here to make the college admissions process feel calm, collected, and fun.

Interested in working with me? Send me a message!

10/05/2026

“My feelings, my desires, my hopes, embrace humanity throughout the world…knowledge shall cover the earth as waters cover the great deep”

The Cooper Union’s founder, Peter Cooper, was an inventor, industrialist, and philanthropist. The college continues to position education as key to not only personal growth but to civil harmony.

Did you know about this school tucked away in East Village?

09/23/2026

A college or university may look at two very similar students and decide they really want one more over the other. Merit money can become the lure that gets that student to say yes.

Merit scholarships are a recruiting tool.

When you’re building the college list, the question isn’t necessarily where can my teen get in. What college may want my teen enough to sweeten the deal?

09/15/2026

Your teen may not need a career plan to go to college, but they may need a career exploration plan.

Do they love solving problems? Building things? Writing? Organizing? Persuading? Caring for people? Understanding how things work? Working with numbers? Creating something from nothing?

Those interests are clues. They aren’t a career decision. That’s an important distinction.

Read more: https://www.at-edconsulting.com/post/your-teen-doesn-t-need-a-career-plan

09/10/2026

Admission officers read thousands of applications every year. They can often tell the difference between a student who is genuinely engaged in creating the best college experience possible for themselves, and a student who’s just checking the boxes.

If you think joining a bunch of clubs or volunteering for something you don’t really care about is a strategy that will help your application stand out, you may want to think again!

08/28/2026

It’s officially college essay season, and if you think it needs to be some sort of grand, sweeping gesture, think again!

The essay is the one place on the application where the student can become more than grades, test scores, and abilities. The best essays are not about the greatest achievements, it’s how the student sees the world and what they value.

08/23/2026

Your teenager doesn’t need to have a perfectly polished academic future at the age of 17.

But, if they indicate a particular interest on a college application, it helps when the rest of the application gives an admissions officer some reason to believe that interest in genuine.

I find myself repeating these words to my students: the major shouldn’t be the starting point of exploration. It should be on of the things that comes out of it!

Read more on this topic: https://www.at-edconsulting.com/post/why-colleges-often-want-to-see-the-interest-behind-the-major

08/20/2026

The goal isn’t simply to get into college.

It’s to find a range of colleges where your student is excited to attend, places where they can learn, grow, and feel like they belong.

My final Fall 2026 spots for college admissions are filling up fast! Send me a DM if you’re needing college admissions guidance.

08/17/2026

There is a moment in the college application process when a teenager is asked a deceptively simple question:

What do you want to study?

For some teenagers, the answer comes easily. For others, it opens up a much bigger question:

How am I supposed to know that yet?

But there is a difference between being undecided and being uninterested in exploring: https://www.at-edconsulting.com/post/why-colleges-often-want-to-see-the-interest-behind-the-major

08/04/2026

“They’re not resistant to college. They’re resistant to not knowing why.”

The teens I work with usually aren’t anti-college. They just haven’t found their reason yet. Once they get curious about something (anything, even if it’s unrelated to school), the path gets clearer. Sometimes that’s a traditional 4-year school. Sometimes it’s not.

Want to know how I help students find that spark? Link on my page for more! 🔗

Address

Naples, FL

Telephone

+19789941063

Website

http://at-edconsulting.com/

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Amy Trinnaman Educational Consulting LLC posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.