FutureReady Bootcamp

She didn’t want my help. I’m a college coach, and my own daughter refused my help.

Explorer

^$ 399

A flexible, all-inclusive option for families who want continuous guidance from start to finish. Explorer provides deeper coaching, parent partnership, and extended support.

Deep exploration of strengths, goals, and challenges.
Balanced and evolving college list.
Extensive application, essay, and interview support.
Weekly or biweekly executive function coaching.
Parent check-ins and advocacy strategies.
Optional transition-to-college support.

Best fit for: Students who need consistent accountability and full wraparound support.

Navigator

^$ 150/ month

For families who want individualized coaching in addition to structure. Navigator builds on the foundation of Bootcamp with one-on-one guidance and personalized support.

Personalized, research-based college list.
Step-by-step application, essay, and accommodations guidance.
Up to 12 individual coaching sessions.
Progress check-ins with students and parents.

Best fit for: Students who benefit from regular coaching and personalized feedback.

Bootcamp

^$ 99/ month

A structured, group-based program that provides the tools and accountability students need to complete their college applications with confidence.

Weekly group webinars with guided lessons.
Checklists, timelines, and accountability systems.
Essay and application feedback.
Parent dashboard for updates.

Best fit for: Students who work well with structure and group accountability.

Stress-Free College Applications Start Here

Space is limited. Our next cohort starts on 12/1/25.

I have been exactly where you are at. Every reminder turned into a standoff. Every conversation about essays or deadlines ended with a frustrated “I’ve got it.” And yet, nothing was getting done.

Like so many parents, I found myself stuck in the exact cycle I coach other families to avoid.

Nag. Procrastinate. Ultimatum. Silence . . . Wash. Rinse. Repeat.

To be clear, my daughter and I have a strong relationship. This wasn't about ongoing conflict or rebellion, it was about a teenager wanting independence, wanting to own the process . . . and also putting it off until the last minute.

I knew she was fully capable. She had everything she needed to apply to college, except one thing: someone other than me or her dad to walk her through the process. And since she kept pushing me away, and the stakes were high, I had to do something I never thought I would.

I hired a college counselor for my own child.

Yes, I’m a college and career coach.
Yes, I’ve helped plenty of students with applications.
And yes, I still needed outside support for my daughter.

Why?

Because this process is emotional. Because she needed structure, not stress. Because she didn’t want a coach who doubled as her mom. And the truth is, most teens I know are like this. (If your teen isn't like this, please share your secrets with the rest of us over here on the struggle bus.)

They need a step-by-step guide, a non-parent adult who knows the ropes, and, who holds them accountable without the drama.

That’s why I created FutureReady Bootcamp, a guided program to help your teen go from “I’ll get to it” to "I'm done".

No more nagging. No more guessing. No more sleepless nights. You’ll still get to be the cheerleader. But, now you won’t have to be the taskmaster.

This is not traditional 1:1 coaching that costs on average $6,388 (But don't take my word for it, check out these numbers!), it's a system that helps your teen stay on track and get to the finish line without missing deadlines or action items.

Because senior year should be about celebrating milestones, not battling over deadlines.

We handle the stress - so you can enjoy this season together.

Like so many parents, I found myself stuck in the exact cycle I coach other families to avoid.

Nag. Procrastinate. Ultimatum. Silence . . . Wash. Rinse. Repeat.

I hired a college counselor for my own child.

Yes, I’m a college and career coach.
Yes, I’ve helped plenty of students with applications.
And yes, I still needed outside support for my daughter.

Why?

They need a step-by-step guide, a non-parent adult who knows the ropes, and, who holds them accountable without the drama.

That’s why I created FutureReady Bootcamp, a guided program to help your teen go from “I’ll get to it” to "I'm done".

No more nagging. No more guessing. No more sleepless nights. You’ll still get to be the cheerleader. But, now you won’t have to be the taskmaster.

Because senior year should be about celebrating milestones, not battling over deadlines.

We handle the stress - so you can enjoy this season together.

Ready for us to take the weight off your shoulders?

Space is limited. Our next cohort starts on 12/1/25.

We handle the details so you don’t have to.

SPECIFIC ACTION ITEMS

We keep your teen on track and accountable.

WEEKLY LESSONS

To make sure your teen understands their action items for the week.

FREQUENT CHECK-INS

Email and text reminders in between each lesson.

COACHING

Expert guidance from an experienced College Consultant.

Still not sure?

Let's talk about it...or send a note to maisie@futureready-u.com

free consultation

Our Philosophy: Best Fit Over Big Name

At FutureReady U, we believe the “best fit” college looks different for every student. Success isn’t defined by rankings or prestige, it’s built through the unique combination of experiences, supports, and opportunities that match a student’s needs.

When we help students find their college path, we look beyond the name on the sweatshirt. We focus on what will help them thrive, from mindset and personal initiative to internships, resources, and peer connections. This philosophy guides everything we do to make sure each student’s journey is as individual as they are.

Our Guarantee

Our services are advisory in nature.

The decision to follow our recommendations rests solely with your family. While we cannot guarantee admission to any school, we are committed to providing comprehensive support throughout the college application process. This includes the major steps of developing a list of potential schools, understanding application and testing requirements, and developing essays.

It is important to note that while we help with college applications, ultimately students are responsible for submitting their own college applications and financial forms. Our role does not include completing or filing these documents on behalf of the student.

We promise to support your child diligently, and if they adhere to our recommended plan and complete all necessary action items, they will successfully finish their applications by the specified deadlines. Should there be any issues with completing applications by the agreed upon deadlines, we will work closely with you to find a satisfactory resolution.

Our Philosophy: Best Fit Over Big Name

Amount to be charged:

Payment Info