College Counseling
Every student at AIM is on a path to college.
Every aspect of our program prepares them for it.
This preparation includes a rigorous college prep curriculum, an understanding of their learning style and the accommodations needed for success, ACT preparation, and dual enrollment college courses for a better understanding of collegiate expectations.
We start the conversation early in order to keep the pressure low. In 9th and 10th grades students start to explore a variety of potential careers and college programs enabling them to begin to develop a vision of their future. In 11th and 12th grades, we provide more developed and targeted programs assisting students with resumes, essays, portfolios and interviewing techniques.
Our College Guidance program is personalized, supportive, comprehensive, strategic and grounded in a collaborative relationship between counselors, students and their parents. Through the college application and acceptance process, students learn decision-making and goal-setting skills that will serve them well throughout life.
AIM Alumni College Panel
In January 2023, five AIM alums joined us for a virtual panel discussion for AIM parents and students to share their experiences and some of the ways AIM prepared them for college.
Enjoy the panel recording below.
Amanda Tingle-Oline
Director of College & Career Counseling / AIM Advantage Coordinator, AIM Advantage
BS, West Chester University
MS, Gwynedd Mercy University
MS, Gwynedd Mercy University
Katherine Precourt
Career & College Counselor
MS, Villanova University
BA, Villanova University
BA, Villanova University