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Sessions

Intro call and full session.

For high school students and parents weighing community college as a route to a UC, and community college students already working toward transfer.

How it works

Start free. Go deeper if it helps.

  1. 1

    Free 15-minute call

    On Google Meet. Tell me where you are and ask your biggest question. Parents welcome.

  2. 2

    Full session, 60 minutes

    If it makes sense, we book an hour: admission data for your campuses and major, a breakdown of my essays, my own stats next to yours, and more.

  3. 3

    Your report, within 24 hours

    A 2-page written plan from me: your campuses, how your numbers compare, your timeline, and next steps.

Prices

Intro call

15 minutes, on Google Meet

Free

I learn your situation, answer your biggest questions, and you decide whether a full session makes sense.

  • Where you are now
  • Your biggest question
  • Parents welcome
Book a free 15-minute call

Always free.

Full session

60 minutes, with a written report within 24 hours

$100

  1. 01A real admit’s profile. My actual GPA, coursework, and activities next to UC benchmarks.
  2. 02Your numbers against the benchmarks. Your stats compared to real admit data for your major at the campuses you want.
  3. 03My four Personal Insight Questions: the short essays on the UC application. Transfer applicants answer one required question and three of their choice, 350 words each., broken down. What each of mine did and why it worked, why I picked each topic, and how to find the stories worth telling in yours.
  4. 04Your campuses, by the numbers. Transfer Admission Guarantee: a guaranteed admission agreement six UC campuses offer community college students who meet set requirements. eligibility and admit rates for your major and related majors at every campus.
  5. 05The requirements, handled. TAG, California General Education Transfer Curriculum: one set of general education courses that meets lower-division GE requirements for both UC and CSU, for students who start community college in fall 2025 or later., and ASSIST.org: the official public site that shows which community college courses transfer, and which count toward a major, at each UC and CSU. in one pass, plus what I wish I’d known.

Within 24 hours of the call, you get a written report covering your target campuses, how your stats compare, your timeline, and your next steps. See a sample report.

Book a free 15-minute call

$100, paid when you book the full session after your intro call. Full refund if you cancel 24+ hours ahead.

Need to reschedule? Just let me know. See the missed-session policy.

Questions

What families ask first.

Something else? Email me at aidan@transferanswers.com.

No. I’m not a licensed counselor. I went through the transfer process recently and share what actually worked.

A planning website can show you the rules. It can’t show you what actually worked. I bring the real numbers that got me into Berkeley, UCLA, and UCSB, the four essays I actually submitted, and the things nobody writes down, like what mattered and what I’d skip. And you can ask about your own situation, which no website can answer.

That’s a great time to book. You’ll start with a clear picture of how the path and the requirements work, so nothing catches you off guard later.

That’s normal, and it’s a good reason to book. Part of the session is looking at the data together and figuring out which campuses make sense for you.

Yes. Parents are welcome on both calls, and some of the best sessions have the student and a parent together.

Google Meet. Nothing to install, and parents are welcome to join.

You pay by card when you book a full session. The intro call is always free.

Just let me know and we’ll reschedule. If you miss a paid session without notice, you get one free reschedule within 30 days. A second missed session isn’t refundable.

No. Your college counselor signs off on your actual schedule. I show you how the requirements work so you walk into that meeting knowing what to ask.

No. I show you what worked for me and how I approached them.

Only with your permission, so I can send a summary afterward. I’ll ask before the call starts.