The Answer is in You. Be You.
Young Hah
QUESTABOX empowers students to create personalized and meaningful paths in their college exploration and admissions journeys, emphasizing holistic fit, long-term ROI, and emotional well-being.
Guide students toward self-awareness and community-awareness.
Help students embrace imperfections as they navigate college journeys.
Reflect one's authentic stories, academic goals, and social passions.
Testimonial
I would describe the coaching system as creative, effective, and empathetic. The ways in which my coach helped control my worry was unique and effective since it worked very well with practice. The whole coaching system was slow, which was good for me since I worked at slower paces than others. This showed my coach's empathy towards me as I preferred working slower than fast. The most valuable thing in Questabox learning is my experience with my coach. I felt myself connecting to my coach more to help control my worry.
- A 7th grade student in Korea
I found it valuable, and above my expectations that we worked on approaching college, and life as a whole differently than what is customary. Taking the time to look inside myself helped me discover myself more than any sort of research would have. The skills I have developed through these coaching sessions were also invaluable as they are applicable in all sorts of places in life.
- A 11th grade student in New Jersey
The overall experience was great and positive. The most valuable part was the relationship that was built with the coach. Having the long-term relationship with the coach allowed me to open up more, and it allowed the coach to know more about me. This will help with better shaping the sessions to fit my needs. I also found great that each session is shaped based on my needs and not based on a set time schedule or checklists.
- A graduate student in Boston
The coaching experience was interesting. It was quite hard with a lot of hurdles, but I enjoyed the experience overall. The most interesting thing to me was the mood meter. Personally, I think it was a good way to represent how you felt.
- A 8th grade student in Korea