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President of Marist College and my graduating son Grant. He's done...for now!

Your journey thru college is going to be great…and it is about the “Changes” that will take place during your 2, 4 or 6 years in college.

No matter how long it takes you, stay with it! Only 38% of the students graduate within 4 years. Make yourself that successful statistic too!

Enjoy the partying but remember to study and get some sleep. New friendships will surface, but several will come and go pretty quickly. Make it real, make it fun and be kind to yourself.

This is a new journey, and keep yourself open to all opportunities. There will be plenty. Try and get in as many internship programs as possible. It will make you more employable and give you more connections. You’ll need it!

Eileen…..your “confidence in college” coach.

  • Important Information:

    Eileen Strong is an adjunct professor of marketing and advertising at Kean University. She successfully works with students in their transition to the workplace.

    She has been working with students as a professional speaker and confidence coach, making powerful changes in their lives on campus.

Eileen Does It All:

From Freshman to Senior year a message of confidence, clarity and purpose is powerfully delivered to all students.


Discover how to empower yourself in class and on the campus, with confidence that is rock-solid!


Improve your GPA by minimizing your test anxiety with successful easy steps that work!


Make presentations in class that leave the students envious of your skills ...and generate positive responses from your professors.

Benefits for Your Brain and Your Body:

Eliminate self doubt and accelerate your self esteem.


Discover great social confidence, in your dorm and your classroom.


Organize your time and save up to 5 or more hours a week.


Acquire leadership skills on campus and into your career.


Use the power of your mind to excel at your athletic skills successfully.


“Confidence In College” creates students that employers seek.

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