Dr. Tania F. Abouzeide (“Dr T”) is an admissions strategist with a track record of guiding students into Ivy League universities, top liberal arts colleges, and flagship public institutions. Her students have also earned competitive awards such as The Gates Scholarship, National Merit, and major foundation-based scholarships that unlock access to highly selective programs.

At AAA, Dr. T partners with families who expect the highest level of guidance and outcomes. She leads the full admissions journey—academic planning, testing strategy, balanced school list development, essay and application coaching, interview preparation, and scholarship navigation—delivering precise, data-informed counsel so every application is compelling and right-fit.

She brings particular expertise in supporting students with specific learning difficulties (SpLD), including dyslexia, ADHD, and executive-function challenges. Dr. T helps families identify schools and colleges with strong learning-support ecosystems, coordinates documentation for appropriate testing accommodations, and aligns supports such as tutoring, executive-function coaching, and assistive technology. Her goal is to ensure students not only gain admission, but also have the resources to thrive once enrolled.

Dr. T successfully advised hundreds of students on securing strong financial-aid packages, excelling in entrance exams, and presenting confidently in high-stakes admissions settings. Her blend of research rigor, global perspective, and commitment to educational access makes her especially effective with ambitious families who value clarity, strategy, and measurable progress.

Through AAA’s student-first, data-informed framework, Dr. T translates the complexity of U.S. and international admissions into clear, actionable steps—aligning academic profiles, personal passions, and support needs with the right institutions. Her mission is simple: position each student to access best-fit opportunities, succeed on campus, and build the skills and networks to thrive beyond graduation.