Navigating the college admissions and financial aid process has become increasingly complex. Between building a balanced college list, completing applications, and securing financial aid, students without expert guidance often miss critical opportunities.

Campus Bound is proud to partner with New England Society of CPAs to help families navigate the college planning process with confidence, clarity, and expert support every step of the way.

We are pleased to offer New England Society of CPAs members and their families the following benefits:

  • Our Core Curriculum series of six live webinars, recorded for on-demand access
  • 10% discount on Campus Bound services, including comprehensive packages or hourly consulting blocks, for New England Society of CPAs members

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Danielle Yetman Senior College Counselor Program Advisor

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Danielle Yetman

Senior College Counselor

Danielle has worked in college admissions and advising since 2002. As a senior member of the Graduate Admissions Office at Babson College, she helped students find success in the MBA application process and then enjoyed following their exciting entrepreneurial endeavors. She has worked at several colleges and universities in the Boston area, as well as the Claremont Colleges in Southern California.

My Approach
“The college experience can be such a transformative time. Similarly, the admissions process can also be a period of self-discovery and growth, provided that students and families have the personalized support and guidance they need to make the experience straightforward. I enjoy building relationships with families, so together we can identify schools that are a strong fit, prioritize application steps, and help the student confidently prepare for a meaningful college journey.”

Education

  • BA, Boston College
  • MA, Boston College

Senior College Counselor and Program Advisor Danielle Yetman serves as the point person for New England Society of CPAs. She and the Campus Bound team are available to support you and your student.

The 2026 Core Curriculum Webinar Series:

Campus Bound is pleased to present a series of six webinars in 2026. Led by our team of college admissions experts, these presentations are designed to provide parents and students with a solid understanding of today’s admissions process. The CB101 Series offers a high-level overview, followed by the CB201 Series which delves into greater detail. Families may register for all six or just the ones in which they have a particular interest.

All webinars take place on Zoom, 7:00-8:00 PM ET.

Upcoming Events

CB201 Series: A Deeper Dive

Oct. 28, 2026

Creating Your Financial Game Plan

As senior year of high school approaches, a financial game plan is a must, and how you pay for college can impact how much you pay. This session will explore the various options available and the pros and cons of each. A well thought-out plan can save you thousands of dollars and give you confidence through four years (or more) of tuition bills.

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Past Events

CB101 Series: The Fundamentals

Sept. 16, 2026

Choosing Colleges Thoughtfully

Are you starting or in the midst of your college search? How should you go about selecting colleges to apply to? In this session, we offer key steps for pursuing a thoughtful college search. These core fundamentals will lead to a great college fit and the start of a successful college journey.
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July 15, 2026

Mock Application Review

How do admissions officers review applications? What factors do they pay attention to? Does legacy status outweigh extracurricular activities? Is a part-time job more important than playing a sport? What about essays and supplements? Join us as we demystify the admissions process by conducting mock application reviews for three sample students.

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May 6, 2026

Seven Ways to Reduce the Cost of College

Regardless of your income level or how much you have saved, there are seven fundamental concepts that one should consider in an effort to reduce the exorbitant cost of college. These strategies can help protect your retirement, expand college choice, and avoid burdensome debt. Even families who are ineligible for need-based financial aid can leverage merit scholarships and smart negotiations with universities, resulting in stellar and economical options.

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March 11, 2026

Current Trends in College Admissions

Higher education is constantly in the news these days, and it can be hard to separate fact from fiction. The bottom line is that applying to college is nothing like it was 30, 20, or even five years ago: increased competition, rising costs, shifting majors and programs, and a complex application process create a challenging landscape for families. We will share key trends and how to navigate them.

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February 11, 2026

The College Admissions Timeline Through the High School Years

This session will introduce the steps students and parents should take from freshman to senior year, as every family can benefit from planning ahead. You will gain insights into thoughtful high school course selection, extracurricular activity exploration, and the soft skills students should be developing to maximize their college readiness.

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About Campus Bound

Since 2003, Campus Bound has been dedicated to helping students and families navigate the college admission and financial aid process with confidence and clarity. Our team of experienced counselors provides personalized guidance tailored to each student’s goals, strengths, and financial situation.

The team includes current and former college admissions officers, high school counselors, and financial aid administrators. In addition to working with individuals, Campus Bound has extensive experience supporting businesses, non-profit organizations, and charter/private schools.

Inside the Journey: Client Stories

The H. Family

Brian and Denise H. live in Hingham, Mass. and have three children, Matthew, Kathryn, and Nathan. When Matthew, their oldest, was in middle school, the family’s financial advisor recommended they begin planning for college and shared that many of his clients had had terrific experiences with Campus Bound.

The B. Family

This Philadelphia-based family felt overwhelmed by the modern college admissions process. Both parents had Ivy League degrees, and their son sought a highly selective school. Partnering with Campus Bound resulted in an acceptance to Brown University and a gratifying experience for the whole family.