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Your information is used only to follow up. Never shared with third parties.

What happens next.

No commitment, and nothing to prepare. Here is exactly how it goes from the moment you hit send.

Replies within 24 hours

  1. You send the form.

    I read it before the call, so it starts where you actually are, not with a generic script. I reply within 24 hours to find a time.

  2. You talk with me for 30 minutes.

    A real conversation about your courses, what's working, what isn't, and where you're trying to go. No sales pitch, no pressure.

  3. You get an honest read on the fit.

    If My Chem Mentor is right for you, you leave the call with next steps in hand. If it isn't, I tell you honestly and point you to someone who can help.

  • Every session is virtual.

    Sessions run online through Kedyou, a shared whiteboard with live audio and video, so you can get help from anywhere. Nothing to commute to.

  • For parents.

    Want to talk first, without your student in the room? Mention it in the message field and I'll set up a parent-only call.

  • Confidentiality.

    Anything you share on the call stays between you and me. I don't pass details to parents, advisors, or other students unless you ask me to.

Common Questions

Before you reach out.

What happens on the free consultation call?

It is a 30-minute conversation, not a sales pitch. You and I talk about where you are, what you are working toward, and whether My Chem Mentor is the right fit. There is no commitment.

How quickly will I hear back?

Messages are answered personally, usually within a day.

Is the conversation confidential?

Yes. Anything you share stays between you and me.

Can a parent reach out instead of the student?

Yes. Parents often start the conversation, and the consultation works either way.

No pressure

The consultation call is just a conversation.

Asking for help is the hardest move a struggling student makes. The consultation is built to lower that threshold. There is no hard sell, no upgrade pitch, no pressure tactic. If you decide MCM is not the right fit, you walk away with a clearer view of your situation and (if I can offer it) a referral to someone who is. That is the whole purpose of the 30 minutes.

Dr. Eric Wolfson