College Consultants of Colorado

Alison Meadows

Alison Meadows

Lattice College Advising Louisville

Website: www.latticecollegeadvising.com

Email: alison@latticecollegeadvising.com

Phone: 720-251-4607

Alison founded Lattice College Advising drawing on 20 years of experience in Human Resources, where she built her career coaching, developing, and helping people find the right fit. She brings that same expertise and instinct to the college search, guiding students and families through one of the most significant decisions they will make together.

For students and parents alike, she brings organization, a clear process, genuine care, and a healthy dose of humor to every conversation. Her work with HighView, a Denver-based nonprofit supporting first-generation college students, deepened her understanding of how much thoughtful guidance matters and how transformative the right fit can be.

Professional Associations:

• Associate Member of Independent Educational Consultant Association (IECA)

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An independent educational consultant is a valuable resource for students and families as they plan for college and those seeking to hire an independent educational consultant should interview and find the person who will best meet individual needs.

In finding a consultant, parents are encouraged to ask about methods of keeping up with the higher education landscape (particularly personal visits to college campuses), membership in professional organizations, attendance at professional meetings and training programs, years of experience, academic degrees and training, and specialized training in areas such as learning disabled students.

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