Alexandra Matthews PHD

Joana Fernandes 

on Google

4 months ago

Alexandra is an incredible support throughout the college admissions journey. Her knowledge of the process, from selecting the right schools to crafting compelling essays and preparing for interviews, made what could be an overwhelming experience feel manageable and even exciting. What really stands out is her ability to connect with students on a personal level. She helps your child feel confident, focused, and motivated, offering guidance that was both strategic and deeply encouraging. They took the time to understand your... read more

Karen Reynolds 

on Google

11 months ago

Dr. Alexandra Matthews assists young people in finding the college that perfectly matches each student's needs: uniquely and financially. She personally visits school campuses, large and small, each year. On top of that she is clinically skilled in evaluating kids of all ages for learning disabilities. Learning issues often go undiagnosed, which can cause stress, avoidance behaviors and injure young people's confidence. Dr. Alexandra brings value on so many levels. `~Karen Reynolds, LAc, MS, RN› 

Gina Vance 

on Google

4 years ago

Every young person I've referred to Dr. Matthews for college admissions consulting has thanked me profusely. She gets results above and beyond the standard bar. Her work is extraordinary. She also provides testing for different learning styles, that get people accommodations for test taking and schooling in general. She’s done phenomenal work getting students of all ages what they need to be able to perform to get into school, or while in school. All I’ve referred to her so far, have reported great results. 

Gina Vance 

on Google

4 years ago

Every young person I've referred to Dr. Matthews for college admissions consulting has thanked me profusely. She gets results above and beyond the standard bar. Her work is extraordinary. 

Amy D 

on Google

6 years ago

We first went to Alexandra to assess my son’s learning disabilities when he was a high school junior. When I first spoke with her on the phone she asked me to tell her about my son. I probably went on for a solid five minutes without taking a breath, at which point, she said “I get it”. What relief I felt; none of the judgey, pitying sounding ‘hmmms’ or ‘oh’s’ that I’d heard from others that had no concept of the difficulties we had. When you have a kid that functions “outside of the box”- it brings up every emotion in the w... read more