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College Counselor Rock Star Diaries
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The Biggest Mistake High-Achieving Students Make On College Applications
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Harvard’s $699 startup bootcamp has professors who never sleep–but that’s because they’re AI clones
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I help wealthy families get their kids into top colleges. Here are 5 strategies any parents can use.
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Helping Kids Navigate Responsible Use of AI
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How High School Counselors Support Students Applying to College
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Navigating College Decisions
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Insider Answers to College Planning
Featured & Quoted
Forbes — “15 Top International Colleges For U.S. Students” (2026)
U.S. News & World Report — “How High School Counselors Support Students Applying to College” (2026)
USA TODAY — “Helping Kids Navigate Responsible Use of AI” (2026)
U.S. News & World Report — “How Parents Can Support the Adjustment to College” (2026)
Business Insider — “5 Strategies Any Parent Can Use” (2026)
Forbes — “The Biggest Mistake High-Achieving Students Make” (2026)
Town & Country — “You Got into College. Now What?” (2026)
Town & Country — “How to Decide Between Multiple College Offers” (2026)
Inkl — “How to Preserve Your Well-Being When Applying for College” (2026)
Town & Country — “Summer Activities That Will Actually Impress” (2026)
U.S. News & World Report — “How Important Are SAT and ACT Scores?” (2025)
Westfair Business Journal — “Lindsay Tanne Howe Has Some Answers” (2025)
Town & Country — “The Best College Admissions Counselors” (2025)
Town & Country — “Behind the Scenes of an Extremely Complicated Year” (2025)
Town & Country — “How to Get Your Kid Into College” (2025)
Parents — “What Parents Should Know About the Slow Job Market” (2025)
Town & Country — “The College Counselor Rock Star Diaries” (2025)
Town & Country — “The College Admissions Calendar Checklist” (2025)
Bylined Articles
Wealth Management — “How Do You Advise Children Whose Parents Have Already Won?” (2026)
PURIST — “Insider Answers to College Planning” (2026)
Family Office Magazine — “Location, Location, Location” (2026)
Family Office Magazine — “Future-Proofing the Next Generation” (2025)
Family Office Magazine — “What Families Need to Know About College Admissions” (2025)
Wealth Management — “How European Universities Are Expanding Global Mobility” (2025)
Parent.com — “Designing After-School Time with the Future in Mind” (2025)
Family Wealth Report — “College Admission Questions That Keep HNW Families Awake at Night” (2025)
Parent.com — “What Parents of College-Bound Kids Wish They Knew Sooner” (2025)
Podcasts
Scholar Wealth Podcast — “Education with Lindsay Tanne Howe” (2026)
Scholar Wealth Podcast — “Elite College Admissions” (2025)
Company of Dads — “Guiding Kids (and Parents) Through College Admissions” (2025)
Parenting Anxious Teens — “Why College Planning Starts in 9th Grade” (2025)
Rethinking Parenting with Cristina Young — “Making the Most of Your Teen’s High School Years” (2025)
Television
FOX 5 New York — “Using AI in the College Admission Process” (2026)
FOX 5 New York — “Navigating College Decision Letters” (2025)
Speaking & Events
Forbes — Panelist, Inside Forbes’ Top Colleges: Choosing the Right School in the Age of AI (2026)
Town & Country — Panelist, How to Get Your Kid Into College (2025)
YPO — Presenter, Rio de Janeiro, Navigating the Global Admissions Process (2025)
Campden Wealth — Roundtable Leader, New York (2025, 2026) and West Palm Beach (2026)
Safra Bank, New York (2026)
New Canaan Library (2025, 2026)
Bronxville Public Library (2025, 2026)
Larchmont Public Library (2026)
The HYVE Southampton (2026)
HAYVN Greenwich (2025)
The Cornell Club, New York (2025)
How Much to Disclose About Mental Health in the College Application Process
In a recent op-ed in the New York Times, Emi Nietfeld reflects on her initial “overshare” about her mental health challenges (and its perceived consequences, including a rejection from Yale) and the ways in which she was able to reflect upon and ultimately convey her story in a way that was more compelling for her college applications.
So what is the appropriate degree of disclosure in a college application?
How to Support Your Child's Mental Health During the College Application Process
Federal data illustrates the toll the pandemic has taken on students’ mental health, but the issue of parental involvement—always a source of tension between parents and students in the college process—has also intensified. As a parent, what can you do to support your child during this stressful but exciting time in their life?