About Casey Barneson

Casey Barneson is the college counselor at Beverly Hills High School, a public high school in Beverly Hills, California and author of The College Wellness Guide: A student’s guide to managing mental, physical, and social health on campus alongside the staff of Princeton Review. Casey is a California-based college counselor with a ten-year career advising students about college admission and attendance as well as career development. Casey is a certified practitioner in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI®).

Casey currently serves on the advisory board with the University of Chicago and previously served on the board of a non-profit scholars program providing college counseling to students with limited access. Casey is also an admission reader for the University of California and provides private college consulting to students outside of the Beverly Hills area each year. 

In February 2019, The Princeton Review featured Casey in the company’s National School Counseling Week website tribute, 20 School Counselors Who Make a Difference.

Casey earned her M.S. in Educational Counseling from the University of La Verne (La Verne, California) and is an active member of and presenter at the National Association for College Admission Counseling as well as the Western Association for College Admission Counseling.

Her mission is to provide wellness, self-empowerment, and counseling to individuals seeking to find balance and purpose in living happy, healthy, and successful lives.

For inquiries for MBTI consulting or private college counseling, please complete the contact form below. 

 

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2 responses to “About Casey Barneson”

  1. […] help prepare students for their future, College Counselor Casey Rowley provides a college guidance program working with students to make plans for their post high school […]

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  2. Amazing descriptions from the schools and universities that have invited her. I have passed on her blog to many interested and involved parent and students. Great resource!

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