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Shelly Humbach, Certified Educational Planner, is an Independent Education Consultant and has worked with hundreds of high school students and their families, providing current and relevant data combined with personalized support as they navigate the college search and application process.
Shelly provides expert guidance through the College Success Strategy™ and the five main components of college preparation
· High School – Plan and Prioritize – All four years of high school directly impact college choices and outcomes
· The College List – Research, Evaluate and Build the list for a fantastic fit: academic, financial, societal, cultural and spiritual
· Application – Create a Compelling, Authentic application and understand deadlines and timelines
· Cost of Attendance (COA) – Understand and maximize the higher education investment. Learn how to be a discerning consumer
· Best Choice – Return on Investment (ROI) and a Successful Outcome
Her goal with every student is to facilitate and guide him or her to the best college fit: a place where the student will be challenged, survive and thrive!
Shelly is a Certified Educational Planner, having earned the highest “standard’ available in the field. She is an Adjunct Professor at Arapahoe Community College, and frequently presents on all matters of the college planning process.
Shelly is married to the best guy ever and has three daughters: two out of college (and off her payroll!), and one headed to study International Business at the American College Dublin.
Experience
Certified Educational Planner/Independent Education Consultant
Humbach Education Consulting
September 2011 - present
Shelly has worked with hundreds of students and families helping them through the complicated college search and application process. Additionally, Shelly is well versed in all aspects of financial aid, FAFSA and the scholarship search.
Adjunct Instructor
Arapahoe Community College
June 2015 - present
Independent College Counselor
Humbach Education Consulting, LLC
September 2011 - present
Education
CU Boulder
Bachelor's Degree
BA in Sociology
Denver Paralegal Institute
Paralegal Certification
Other
Certifications
Certified Educational Planner
American Institute of Certified Educational Planners (531)
August 2016
Volunteer
Certified Educational Planner/Independent Education Consultant/Founder
Humbach Education Consulting, LLC (Children)
October 1999 - January 2012
Court Appointed Special Advcate (CASA) Advocates For Children, Araphoe County
Ambassador Advocates for Children
Certified Educational Planner
Denver Public Schools - Access College (Education)
June 2017 - October 2017
Counsel seniors throughout Application Week
I believe it is. That said, I only work with students seeking undergraduate work
No. Prestige is defined as:
*reputation or influence arising from success, achievement, rank, or other favorable attributes
*distinction or reputation attaching to a person or thing and thus possessing a cachet for others or for the public
College Admissions professionals and pretty much everyone in the world knows which colleges have the label of "prestigious". What many may not know is why these colleges are adorned with this label. And while the answer is complex and certainly controversial, I would argue that the United States' most "prestigious" colleges were all founded, largely funded by and for the advancement of white men. Thus, the rest of the population was and still largely is not represented nor the beneficiaries of these "prestigious" colleges. Therefore, I don't see any value in ranking these same colleges, over and over again, by prestige.
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