Bio
Liz is a proud “double Ram,” earning both a bachelor’s and masters degree in Business from Fordham University in New York City. Shortly after graduating from Fordham the first time, she joined their undergraduate admissions team. Each year, she reviewed over 2,000 applications.
Liz has since counseled hundreds of domestic and international college-bound students, including students applying to direct medical (BS/MD) programs. Her students have been accepted into numerous elite colleges and programs, including Brown, Case Western Reserve University Pre-Professional Scholars Program, Cornell, Marshall University BS/MD Program, the University of Missouri – Kansas City School of Medicine BA/MD Program, University of Southern California, and Villanova University, among other institutions. Liz is humbled that her nontraditional career path in education management has allowed her to sit on many sides of the “college admissions desk.”
Education
Undergraduate: Fordham University Graduate: Fordham University Gabelli School of Business
Fun Fact
Liz is a proud native Texan and former New Yorker (an unofficial title bestowed on those who have lived in NYC for over 10 years). She is also an I Love Lucy super-fan.
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