Counselors, You know the gap.
You have 400 students, one calendar, and parents who want help you don't have time to give. I don't add to your workload. I help you deliver what the law already requires.
Bring a workshop to your school.
Two options, one for the school day and one for families.
Own Your Plan
For students, during the school day
Students move from “I guess I’ll…” to “Here’s my plan.” Counselors receive a student planning workbook and ICAP-supportive documentation.
Learn about Own Your PlanCollege Planning On Purpose
For students and their families
Families see how college decisions connect, from fit and major to credits, cost, and scholarships, and leave with a clear next step.
Learn about College Planning On PurposeSchools can book one or both.
Free Counselor Resource Guide 2026-27
An annually updated Oklahoma-focused resource designed to help counselors answer common questions from students and families.
Inside you'll find:
✓ FAFSA and financial aid updates
✓ Oklahoma college planning resources
✓ PSAT and National Merit information
✓ Common college-planning terminology explained simply
✓ Helpful references you can share directly with families
Free. No obligation. Updated annually.
Understanding the Challenges Counselors Face
I've worked in financial aid, career services, K–12 classrooms, and higher education. I've helped students explore careers, prepare for college, navigate financial aid, and build plans for life after graduation.
Because of that experience, I understand many of the challenges counselors face every day: limited time, increasing responsibilities, and families who need more guidance than schools can realistically provide.
My goal is not to replace the work counselors do. It's to support it.
— Sharla Roche, CPA | College Planning My Way