Courtney Fahn is a Chicago native. She attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison where she earned two Bachelor of Arts degrees, one in Journalism and the other in Communication Arts. She later received her certificate of College Advising from University of California San Diego.
Courtney spent the earlier part of her career working in Los Angeles in both production and public relations, and in the Chicago area in social media content development. Prior to partnering with Milestone, Courtney worked as an independent college advisor in the northern Chicago suburbs, helping to guide high school students through the process of finding and applying to their “best fit” colleges.
In 2021, Courtney joined Milestone College Prep as a College Advisor. Courtney enjoys identifying the unique needs of each student in order to help select colleges where they will thrive socially, emotionally, academically while balancing the family’s financial commitment. Courtney also specializes in helping college students transition between colleges, finding a better fit when the first choice was not optimal, as well as helping students find the gap year options that are right for them. As with college selection, Courtney focuses on the needs of the individual client in these particular areas.
Courtney is a current member of IECA (Independent Educational Consultants Association) and NACAC (National Association for College Admission Counseling).
Her own two children are currently enrolled in college and Courtney is excited to see them both grow and thrive as they embrace college life!
Blog articles by
Courtney Fahn
Courtney Fahn
Closing the Gap
An often overlooked but important option for today’s graduating high ...
Making the Big Final Decision
To start, congratulations on your college acceptance(s)! This is an ...
3 Forms You Should Have in Place When Your Child Turns 18
Back in 1990-something, I was 19, and in college at ...
And They’re Off…to College
Parents of college-bound kids, life is going to change. You ...
The College Rejection: It’s Not About You
As college decisions begin to roll in, it is vital ...


