There are numerous reasons why a student would benefit from regular standing appointments for

professional Academic Coaching. Adjusting to and managing your life in college can be challenging so

having a coach who is also a learning specialist as part of your support system can be very beneficial.

Some commonly addressed subjects for Academic Coaching include but are not limited to:

• Study Strategies

• Time Management

• Testing Anxiety

• Finding Resources

• Self-Advocacy

• Health & Wellbeing

• Involvement & Career Advancement Opportunities

• Relationship Building with Campus Staff & Faculty

• Transition into and out of college

• Interpersonal Relationships

Academic Coaching is all about holistic support. Each client's goals and challenges vary, so I'm ready to hear what skills you want to develop!

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In the midst of one of the most intellectually demanding experiences of your life, Neiling Consulting guides and empowers you to work smart and efficiently. Our goal is to position you at the pinnacle of your academic performance while nurturing your passions both within and beyond school.

Navigating through medical school, with its challenges and financial demands, is undoubtedly a significant undertaking. The investment of time and resources is justified by the ultimate goal of becoming a doctor. Similarly, investing in medical student coaching with Neiling Consulting promises a comparable return on investment.

Our coaching approach equips you with essential tools and unwavering support, amplifying your potential and ensuring a smoother path to becoming the best physician possible. Choosing Neiling Consulting is an investment in your success, offering a strategic and supportive partnership that minimizes the challenges and maximizes the rewards on your journey to becoming a highly skilled and accomplished medical professional.

Academic Coaching is designed to make your workload more manageable, not add to it! The things you take away from your appointments (such as test preparation strategies or time management practices) require effort, but will help your continued growth in school and beyond. While it is up to you to put your skills into practice, there is not assigned homework.