COMMON QUESTIONS
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Why should I hire a coach?
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Who should partner with Kairos?
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How does Kairos help students?
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How do sessions work?
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How and where will we meet?
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How do you know this works?
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I made some mistakes that set me back. Can you still help me?
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Can you help students get into college? How about graduate, law, medical, or business school?
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What are your rates?
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What does “kairos” mean?
Q: Why should I hire a coach? Can't someone at my college help?
A: Your best interests are always the highest priority in coaching. You deserve a mentor who is focused on your unique experiences, concerns, and plans. Megan's support and guidance are tailored specifically to you, and she can coach you to find and make the best use of what your college offers to everyone.
Megan has coached hundreds of students through successful college experiences and on to graduate and professional schools and careers. She has more than a decade of experience in higher education as a university administrator, college instructor, academic advisor, researcher, and program director. She is renowned for her exceptional commitment to students’ well-being, development, and success as citizens, scholars, and professionals.
Q: What types of students should partner with a coach?
A: Anyone who is navigating the expensive mystery of college can benefit from the guidance and support offered by Kairos. Here are some groups that may particularly benefit:
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Students who are planning to attend college or return to college and want to be ready for the new challenges and decisions.
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Students who have enrolled in college and have questions about how to make their time there more meaningful productive.
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Anyone who is preparing for their job search or graduate school after graduating.
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Anyone who has struggled in college and is ready to return andcomplete their degree.
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Any family that's preparing to support a student through college transitions.