Gaby Rivera
College Counseling Assistant
University of San Diego, BA
email: gaby[dot]rivera[at]sonomaacademy.org
Gaby brings extensive experience in college counseling and student support. She joins us from Marin Catholic High School, where she served as Counselor Associate and Test Coordinator, supporting students through academic planning, standardized testing, and the college application process. Prior to that role, Gaby worked with the nonprofit 10,000 Degrees, where she guided first-generation college-bound students through their college search and admissions journey.
University of San Diego, BA
email: gaby[dot]rivera[at]sonomaacademy.org
Gaby brings extensive experience in college counseling and student support. She joins us from Marin Catholic High School, where she served as Counselor Associate and Test Coordinator, supporting students through academic planning, standardized testing, and the college application process. Prior to that role, Gaby worked with the nonprofit 10,000 Degrees, where she guided first-generation college-bound students through their college search and admissions journey.
Earlier in her career, Gaby served as an AmeriCorps fellow in Philadelphia, further strengthening her commitment to educational access and equity. She is bilingual in Spanish and English and holds a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from the University of San Diego. Gaby is passionate about helping students navigate the college process and achieve their academic goals.
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Sonoma Academy Is...
...the only private, independent, college preparatory high school in Sonoma County. On our beautiful campus nestled at the base of Taylor Mountain in Southeastern Santa Rosa, our students are able to explore their interests and passions in a rigorous and inspiring environment that develops a lifelong love of learning and prepares them for college and beyond.
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