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Get To Know Us
"Your college application is a canvas to paint your story, passions, and potential. Make it a masterpiece that reflects your true self."
~ Dr. Ebonee
College Prep 365 was founded in 2014 to help students and their families successfully navigate the college admission process. Though applying to college in today’s world is especially challenging, working with a private college counselor can make all the difference for your student. There are thousands upon thousands of highly intelligent, motivated students competing against one another in order to gain admission to the best colleges in the United States. Let us use our expert knowledge and years of experience to help your student stand out from the pack, avoid seemingly innocent missteps, and make informed choices.
Meet the Team
Our dedicated and experienced college admission team is passionate about guiding students on their higher education journey. With diverse backgrounds in admissions, counseling, and higher education, we provide personalized guidance, build meaningful relationships, and help students uncover their strengths to find their best-fit colleges. With our team by their side, students feel confident and well-prepared to take the next step towards their educational aspirations.
MEET THE DOCTOR
Dr. Ebonee R. Mayo-Mitchell is a dedicated HBCU enthusiast and a passionate advocate for empowering students in their college choices. With a deep understanding of college choice theories and their practical applications, she strives to bridge the gap between theory and everyday decision-making.
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Born and raised in Landover, Maryland, just outside of Washington, D.C., Ebonee grew up as an only child in a supportive environment that encouraged her to pursue her passions. She attended Bowie High School and was an active member of the Glenarden Track Club. Ebonee earned her Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communication with a minor in Sports Management from Johnson C. Smith University. Continuing her educational journey, she pursued her Masters of Arts in Mass Communication Media Studies and Masters in Education in Education Administration and Policy at Howard University. Ebonee furthered her expertise by earning her Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration from Morgan State University, focusing her dissertation on the college choice of traditional age students. Her primary goal is to enhance enrollment numbers by guiding students and parents in making informed decisions about their educational institutions.
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Throughout her career, Ebonee has collaborated with various institutions and students, lending her expertise in the admission process across diverse disciplines. She actively contributes to college tours organized by organizations like Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Prince George's County, MD Alumnae Chapter. Ebonee also serves as a mentor in the College Bound DC program, offering valuable guidance to students throughout their high school and collegiate journey. Her involvement extends to professional and service groups such as IECA, YEPDC, AERA, Phi Delta Kappa, Incorporated, and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated.
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Ebonee's insights have earned her invitations as a featured panelist at esteemed events like the National Black Caucus, Urban League, Black College Expo, Alfred Street HBCU Fair, IECA, and more. She shares her expertise in cities nationwide, connecting with audiences and fostering meaningful discussions.
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With a wealth of knowledge and a genuine passion for guiding students, Dr. Ebonee R. Mayo-Mitchell is committed to making a positive impact in the college choice journey. Look out for her speaking engagements in your city, and don't miss the opportunity to connect and learn from her firsthand.
Fun Facts
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10+ years in College Counseling Profession
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Visited over 550 college and Universities (WHERE ON THE CAMPUS IS DR.EBONEE)
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Worked with over 1000 students during college admission process
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Researcher of College Choice
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Dillard University
Xavier University
Tulane University
Louisiana State University
Southern University Rutgers
Seaton Hall
Fairleigh Dickinson University
University of Connecticut
Goucher College
Georgia Tech
Georgia State University
Spelman
Morehouse
Clark Atlanta
Texas Southern University
University of Houston
Rice University
Paul Quinn College
Washington University St.Louis
St. Louis University
Vanderbilt
Southern Illinois University
Ole Miss
University of Alabama Huntsville
University of South
Belmont
Tennessee State University Rhodes College
Harris Stowe
Lincoln University
Grambling State University
Miles College
Delaware State University
Wesley College
North Carolina State A&T University
Bennett College
Johnson C. Smith University
University of North Carolina
University of Baltimore
UMBC
Towson
UCLA
USC
University of San Diego
San Diego State
Trinity Washington
University of Pacifica
UNLV
Morgan State Catholic University
Georgetown University
American University
Tuskegee University George Washington University
Fisk University
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Available.
Because IECs aren't tied to any particular school or school calendar, they are available to work after school, in the evenings and on the weekends. Much of their most important work occurs over the summer months getting seniors ready for the fall application season.
Responsive.
Deadlines are key in the world of college admissions, so Consultants have to respond promptly to emails, phone calls and, yes, texts.
Knowledgeable.
Consultants spend significant time visiting college campuses and attending professional workshops, conferences and college fairs. It's virtually impossible to get a feel for the uniqueness of a particular college without visiting on a regular basis.
Credentialed.
Reputable IEC's maintain memberships in organizations such at HECA, IECA, NACAC or local NACAC affiliates, all of which require specialized education and experience and a commitment to continuing education.
Local.
Most IECs work locally with students in their surrounding communities and must familiarize themselves with individual school district policies and academic offerings.
Ethical.
Consultants subscribe to specific Principles of Good Practice governing the actions of educational consultants in their relationships with students and families, schools and colleges, and with colleagues.
