Bralyn Beathea

Bralyn Beathea is a highly experienced educational consultant and admissions strategist with nearly two decades of proven impact in tutoring, college preparation, and youth development. Since 2007, he has empowered students to reach their full academic potential through expert test preparation, admissions coaching, and strategic family guidance.

He has worked with hundreds of students across the U.S., U.K., Canada, and the Middle East, achieving:

• 100% college placement rate (with each student receiving at least two acceptances)
• 91% acceptance rate into top 35 universities
• 94% private school admissions success, placing students at elite institutions including Phillips Academy Andover, Choate Rosemary Hall, Groton School, and Milton Academy
• Over $6.5 million in competitive scholarships secured, including the Gates Millennium Scholarship, QuestBridge, and Jack Kent Cooke full-ride awards

Bralyn tutors students in all subjects from grades 3 through 12, with a specialization in AP English Language, U.S. History, European History and World History, boasting a 100% pass rate for students who take the AP course exam under his guidance. He also specializes in ISEE, SAT, ACT, MAP, and MCAS preparation. His work is grounded in both academic rigor and culturally responsive pedagogy, equipping each student with the tools to thrive outside of their sessions. His students have been admitted to universities such as Harvard, University College London, UCLA, NYU, Johns Hopkins, UC Davis, and Georgetown. He has guided students to successful admission at 7 of the 9 undergraduate University of California campuses, excluding UCSF and Merced.

Bralyn says: “I love to learn and explore new cultures in my spare time. In 2024, my passion for education and global perspective led me to travel throughout the Middle East, including Kuwait and the UAE and to parts of Europe, including Greece, the U.K., and Turkey. Each journey offered profound experiences that deepened my worldview. Supporting students in reaching their academic goals is a true privilege, and I would be honored to help each one thrive.”