It takes only a few seconds
It takes only a few seconds
If you’re investing in your student’s college education or your institution’s student success programming, you need more than just admissions support. You need a partner who understands that getting in is only the beginning.
ExcelAid Prep was founded by Sandra Okonofua, a five-time Ivy League graduate with degrees from Dartmouth College, the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University, and Yale University (twice). As a Licensed School Counselor with 11+ years of education experience, Sandra brings both lived expertise and professional credentials to every family and institution she serves.
ExcelAid Prep delivers college prep, college admissions, and college success coaching for ambitious students and the institutions that serve them. Our team is led by a Licensed School Counselor and Yale PhD Candidate with five Ivy League degrees from four schools and over eleven years in education, including managing a $3 million tutoring program. Whether you are a family, a high school, a college, or a government partner, we have a program built around you.
You want your student to succeed, not just gain admission. You’ve seen the statistics: students drop out after freshman year, struggle with the academic rigor, or graduate without the skills they need to thrive. ExcelAid Prep addresses these concerns head-on.
Elite admissions and measurable academic growth.
Our students have gained admission to Harvard, Yale, Johns Hopkins (with full scholarships), UC Berkeley, UVA, and NYU.
More importantly, they’ve improved SAT scores by 150-300 points, raised grades by 2-3 letter grades, and developed the confidence to handle whatever college throws at them.
If you’re a high school administrator, college access organization, or university looking to improve student outcomes, you understand the challenge: retention matters just as much as admission.
Our founder managed a $3 million tutoring program for the City of New Haven, addressing COVID-19 learning loss at scale. She understands institutional needs, budget constraints, and measurable outcomes.