Jennifer Dromgoole graduated from Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut in 1994. Prior to joining the family business, Jennifer worked for IBM as a trained consultant in the financial services e-business strategy environment for six years. She joined The Dromgoole Center For Admission team in the fall of 2001.  Ms. Dromgoole graduated with a Certificate in College Admission Counseling from UCLA in 2008.  

She attended the Harvard University Summer Institute on College Admission and has been on campus at over 500 independent schools and colleges.  Her extensive college and prep school knowledge is a valuable addition to the team. Ms. Dromgoole participates in every phase of the college process from initial evaluation to the final decision. Clients can rely on Jennifer for her insight on interviews, essays, applications, supplements and which environment will be the best academic and social fit for the student.   

Ms. Sarah Dromgoole

Sarah Dromgoole has been an educator, tutor, and coach for the past twenty years.  Sarah is a certified English teacher, Special Educator and School Counselor with a Master’s degree from Northeastern University in Applied Educational Psychology. Sarah is also a certified EmPOWER writing instructor and member of the Learning & the Brain Society. Sarah is currently a student in the Landmark College certificate program in Learning Differences and Neurodiversity: Specialization in Executive Function.

After being a varsity athlete at St. Lawrence University, where she majored in English/writing and worked in admissions, Sarah went on to become a nine-time High School State Champion swimming and diving coach in the state of Massachusetts as well as a high school lacrosse coach. Sarah specializes in learning styles, executive function coaching, and developing learning strategies that maximize students’ potential. Sarah is passionate about her students and truly enjoys getting the most out of each and every child with whom she comes in contact.

Dr. John Dromgoole-Emeritus

Dr. John Dromgoole was an internationally recognized expert on college admissions and financial aid. He had been assisting families with the process in New England, throughout the United States, and internationally for more than forty years.

A former school teacher in Warwick and Providence, Rhode Island, a lobbyist, and a tenured professor, Dr. Dromgoole had advised more than 2,500 students and families regarding college placement and financial aid.

While a tenured Professor of Cooperative Education at Northeastern University for thirteen years, he taught seminars on career development and assisted in the training of deans of admissions from various institutions. He then became Vice President of the National Commission for Cooperative Education for twelve years. While working with the Commission, Dr. Dromgoole successfully directed lobbying efforts aimed at increasing educational funding in the Congress of the United States. During this time, he also had the opportunity to work closely with presidents of one hundred colleges and universities throughout the United States.

Dr. Dromgoole received a Bachelor's Degree from University of Rhode Island, a Master's Degree in School Administration from Northeastern, and he was one of the few people in the field of admissions counseling who also held a Doctorate in Higher Education Administration, which he received from Boston College.