For College Students & New Grads

You earned the degree. Now land the job.

Most students graduate knowing their field and nothing about how hiring actually works. Paige spent years on the hiring side and as a university career advisor. She will show you what gets a new grad picked.
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The problem

“I have a resume. Why is nobody calling back?”

  • Your resume lists classes and a part time job, and reads like everyone else’s.
  • You freeze in interviews because no one has taught you how they work.
  • “Just network” means nothing when you do not know anyone yet.
  • Every posting wants experience you are trying to get.
What's included

What we build together

A resume that works

Coursework, projects, and jobs turned into things employers want.

A findable LinkedIn

A profile recruiters can find and read in ten seconds.

Interview practice

With someone who has sat in the interviewer’s chair 300+ times.

Outreach that feels normal

A simple way to reach people and ask for help without feeling awkward.

A search plan

So you are not just refreshing job boards.

The Career Launch package

Four 1:1 sessions over six weeks covering resume, LinkedIn, and interview practice, plus a search plan for the year ahead with strategy for navigating your institution’s own network and resources.
Starting at $900

Group cohort from $400 per seat · payment plans available

Insider access

I know how universities actually work

Before I coached anyone, I ran career advancement at one of the country’s top ranked universities and advised more than 150 students a year. I know the moves most students never hear about, the ones that turn four years of tuition into a head start instead of a scramble.
  • Pick your classes and clubs with intent, so your transcript and your time actually tell a story.
  • Tell a meaningful internship from a resume filler, and land the one that moves you forward.
  • Approach professors so they open doors, write the strong letter, and share opportunities you would never find on your own.
  • Find funding on and off campus so an unpaid internship becomes possible.
  • Network with professors at other schools when graduate school is on the table.
  • Start finding graduate school funding early, before it turns into a crisis.
  • Connect what you actually care about to a career that pays six figures.
Jacklyn Anuwe
A seven year head start
Jacklyn Anuwe, Operations Supervisor and incoming JD student, USC Gould School of Law
I started mentoring Jacklyn when she was a sophomore in college. That year I helped her land an internship that paid her over ten thousand dollars in a single summer. Seven years later we are still working together. Along the way I introduced her to industries, people, and opportunities she did not know existed, guided her through her first job, and coached her through law school essays that went well beyond what a tool like ChatGPT can produce. She launched her career straight out of undergrad, with a liberal arts and social sciences degree, at a starting salary of over one hundred thousand dollars. This fall she begins her JD at the USC Gould School of Law. Starting early, with someone in your corner, compounds.
Proof

Proof it works

Credibility your parents will ask about: university career advisor, plus 300+ hiring decisions.
Diana Lopez
Diana Lopez
Data Visualization Engineer, PatientPoint

As a first generation college student, doubt and imposter syndrome can easily creep in, but Paige helped me see that my experience wasn’t some fluke and helped me believe in myself.

Emmanuel Nodal
Emmanuel Nodal
Associate, EY

Paige has helped me through every challenge I’ve faced when starting my career. I feel at ease working with her knowing she has my best interest in mind.

Graduate with a plan, not a panic

Book a free session. Bring your resume, or bring nothing. We will figure out your first move together.