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Class of '30


Throughout my long and often tiring college process, one thing never changed: David unwavering support. No matter how many times I reached out on weekends or during vacations, he was always there to help me meet deadlines and, ultimately, get me over the line in my commitment to playing Division I soccer at the College of the Holy Cross.


In November, I made the last-minute decision to apply Early Decision to Holy Cross. To be honest, I had barely started my application, and with the November 18 deadline quickly approaching, David worked tirelessly against the clock to help me put together an application worthy of such a selective school and, ultimately, put me in a position to receive the aid and grants that made Holy Cross possible.


From the first time I met David to the final weeks of my senior year, he remained the same approachable and dependable person who was always willing to take time out of his busy schedule to help me, even with the smallest concerns about college. My path was far from straightforward. I had withdrawn from classes midway through a semester, reclassified and repeated my junior year, and had very specific goals for my college experience: to find a school that could provide both high-level soccer and high-level academics. Through all of it, David helped me navigate the process and ultimately find the perfect fit at Holy Cross, where, after my first month, I already feel right at home.


When it comes to college admissions, David has more connections than I could ever imagine. More importantly, he was constantly advocating for me and believing in me throughout the entire process. I truly would not be where I am today without his guidance, support, and dedication.


Noah Moodey

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Noah Moodey

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Lake Placid, NY, USA

Class of '30


Throughout my long and often tiring college process, one thing never changed: David unwavering support. No matter how many times I reached out on weekends or during vacations, he was always there to help me meet deadlines and, ultimately, get me over the line in my commitment to playing Division I soccer at the College of the Holy Cross.


In November, I made the last-minute decision to apply Early Decision to Holy Cross. To be honest, I had barely started my application, and with the November 18 deadline quickly approaching, David worked tirelessly against the clock to help me put together an application worthy of such a selective school and, ultimately, put me in a position to receive the aid and grants that made Holy Cross possible.


From the first time I met David to the final weeks of my senior year, he remained the same approachable and dependable person who was always willing to take time out of his busy schedule to help me, even with the smallest concerns about college. My path was far from straightforward. I had withdrawn from classes midway through a semester, reclassified and repeated my junior year, and had very specific goals for my college experience: to find a school that could provide both high-level soccer and high-level academics. Through all of it, David helped me navigate the process and ultimately find the perfect fit at Holy Cross, where, after my first month, I already feel right at home.


When it comes to college admissions, David has more connections than I could ever imagine. More importantly, he was constantly advocating for me and believing in me throughout the entire process. I truly would not be where I am today without his guidance, support, and dedication.


Noah Moodey

Noah Moodey

Lake Placid, NY, USA
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