The Admissions Coach - Transforming Futures One Student at a Time

Patrick is the founder of The Admissions Coach. His journey in education counselling started in 2010 when he placed his first student into an American boarding school. His passion for guiding students was ignited, expanding his expertise into university applications worldwide. Consequently, Patrick devised revolutionary college application methodologies at leading education consulting companies such as Kaplan, ensuring students received ongoing success in his legacy. His passion to inspire students has seen him take on a mentorship role at a startup platform which encourages high schoolers to launch their startup ideas.

His education and work experience spans America, United Kingdom and Australia, including receiving a Master of Arts in Global Cultures at King's College London and working closely with former admissions officer from Stanford, Bates, Peddie, and The Webb Schools. Patrick has accumulated over 14 years of experience, guiding hundreds of students to success and coaching his fellow counselors in the education consulting industry along the way. He now brings a whole new approach to the field which aims to empower students to be the best they can be.

UNIVERSITY EXPERT
BOARDING SCHOOL SPECIALIST
TEEN LIFE COACH
ESSAY COACHING WIZARD

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Why I Do This

I show you high school life can be different as I equip each student with self-awareness which empowers them to discover their passion, maximize their strengths, improve their weaknesses, live their dreams and transform their future.

That's why I am your university expert, teen life coach, mentor, and lifelong friend.

Here is what I encounter most often.

Teenagers are frustrated that parents only care about their grades, which instrument they should play, which career is best for them and which university they should aim for. Yet they don't even know their own strengths, weaknesses, personality and identity.

Parents plan out everything as they are anxious their children will be left behind. Yet this leaves their children unable to think for themselves, being over reliant and leaving them with a lack of independence and ownership for their lives.