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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 To Apply To Canadian Universities
Did you know Canada is the 3rd leading destination for international students? Though Canada is often an afterthought for students applying to study in North America, it shouldn’t be! The Great White North has a lot to offer ambitious international students. Here’s everything you need to know:
What do colleges see when I submit my test scores?
Is it bad to take the SAT or ACT lots of times? What is Score Choice and which colleges use it? When and where do I need to submit official test scores? If I submit a superscore, will colleges see my lower subscores and evaluate those too? We’re answering all those questions and more so you can submit your scores (or not submit them) with confidence!
College Applications: A Playbook for Parents
Parents want to be helpful, and whether you’re watching your children sprint toward submitting their ED or EA apps or just embarking on this journey with your 9th graders, you probably find yourself asking: “How can I best support my child at this important time?” So what can you do?
College Tours with Olivia: USC
USC is the rare gem of a university that has a large traditional campus while being located truly in the heart of a major city: in this case, Los Angeles. Read on to learn more about this iconic campus and its fantastically specialized academic programs.
4 Tips for Getting Organized this School Year
I still remember my first semester transition to college, where it simply did not seem possible to complete all the work that was assigned to me. Luckily, I got in touch with an organizational coach who completely changed my relationship with my work and learning using strategies I still use today. Here are my top 4 tips:
How To Answer Those “Weird” Supplemental Essay Questions
While most college essay questions are relatively straightforward, some are downright bizarre. Take, for instance, Dartmouth’s question which states simply: “Celebrate your nerdy side.” So how do you answer these weird questions? Former Admissions Officer Olivia breaks it down.
Race-Conscious Admission is Over: What Does This Mean for US and International Applicants?
At the end of June, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that “colleges and universities can no longer take race into consideration as a specific basis in admissions.”
The full implications of this decision, including how it will affect students applying in the upcoming 2023-24 admissions cycle and in future cycles, are still unclear. For now, here is what we know (and what we don’t know).
College Tours with Olivia: Dartmouth
For her final New England college visit this summer, College Advisor Olivia got the chance to head up to beautiful Hanover, New Hampshire. Last stop: Dartmouth College!
College Tours with Olivia: Boston University
Last week, College Advisor Olivia got the chance to visit Boston and check out a few of the more than 70 colleges and universities in the city. Last stop: Boston University!
College Tours with Olivia: Boston College
Last week, College Advisor Olivia got the chance to visit Boston and check out a few of the more than 70 colleges and universities in the city. Next stop: Boston College!
College Tours with Olivia: Tufts
This week, College Advisor Olivia got the chance to visit Boston and check out a few of the more than 70 colleges and universities in the city. First stop: Tufts!
Is It Really the Hardest It's Ever Been to Get into College?
When you just look at the numbers — these numbers, or any numbers really (over 120,000 applicants to NYU! Northeastern accepted 6.7% of students! Apps to Yale increased 50% since 2020!) — it’s so easy to lose sight of the individual stories, victories, and disappointments that define this process, and the fact that opportunity is always right around the corner if you’re open to it.
How Much Does Your Major Matter?
To get a fresh perspective on the value of choosing a major—and why the liberal arts might be an equally compelling path to a career in business as a Finance or Engineering degree—we spoke with several college grads ranging in age from 29-34, to ask them whether their choice of major had an impact on their career. We got an earful, and some of their answers were surprising.
Como conseguir o visto F1 de estudante
É importante começar o processo para conseguir visto assim que completar a inscrição na faculdade escolhida. O visto é exigido por todas as faculdades nos Estados Unidos exceto em caso de ser cidadão ou residente permanente estadunidense. Para conseguir o visto, segue o passo a passo:
Why Did I Get Into One School Over Another?
Sometimes admission outcomes don’t seem to make sense. You may be asking yourself: How could I have been admitted to the #1 ranked university in the country but not to the #40 ranked university?
Well, first of all, rankings aren’t everything. But there’s more to it than that.
What It's Really Like to Attend a Women's College
The Smith College campus is beautiful — the requisite old buildings, an exquisite library, amazing houses (dorms), a world famous greenhouse, and Paradise Pond as the backdrop to crisp fall days and lazy spring mornings. But the most compelling aspect of Smith is its student body: women who are eager to engage, challenge, grow, support, laugh, and learn.