Since 1995, Dr. Kim Crockard has helped over 400 stu­dents and their fam­i­lies with the col­lege search and appli­ca­tion process. Her exten­sive expe­ri­ence includes her roles as:

• edu­ca­tor, admin­is­tra­tor and in-​​school col­lege coun­selor in the state of Alabama,
• edu­ca­tional con­sul­tant work­ing with stu­dents through­out the South­east, and
• col­lege coun­sel­ing con­sul­tant to a vari­ety of schools — pub­lic, spe­cial needs, and reli­gious institutions.

Hav­ing toured over 300 col­leges and uni­ver­si­ties through­out the coun­try, Dr. Crockard main­tains first-​​hand knowl­edge of a wide vari­ety of insti­tu­tions, their facil­i­ties and aca­d­e­mic offer­ings, as well as, social oppor­tu­ni­ties. She keeps cur­rent with edu­ca­tional, test­ing, and admis­sions trends through national pub­li­ca­tions and con­ver­sa­tions with admis­sions and edu­ca­tional pro­fes­sion­als, in such venues as the Har­vard Sum­mer Insti­tute on Col­lege Admis­sions and other national con­fer­ences. Dr. Crockard also main­tains mem­ber­ship in good stand­ing with Col­lege Board, the National Asso­ci­a­tion of Col­lege Admis­sions Coun­selors, the South­ern Asso­ci­a­tion of Col­lege Admis­sion Coun­sel­ing, and Inde­pen­dent Edu­ca­tional Con­sul­tants Asso­ci­a­tion.

Lastly, Dr. Crockard is pro­fes­sional. She adheres to the State­ment of Prin­ci­ples of Good Prac­tice for Mem­bers of the National Asso­ci­a­tion of Col­lege Admis­sion Coun­sel­ing and edu­cates fam­i­lies and stu­dents of their rights per the State­ment of Stu­dents’ Rights and Respon­si­bil­i­ties in the Col­lege Admis­sions Process (a com­pan­ion doc­u­ment to the State­ment of Prin­ci­ples). She con­ducts every aspect of her prac­tice with respect, hon­esty integrity, and con­fi­den­tial­ity through each step of the col­lege appli­ca­tion process.