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Any of the classics would work: Ann / Anne (but more likely the spelling without the 'e'), Elizabeth (nicknames Beth and Liz - no Lizzy), Hannah, Mary, Rachel, Sarah.

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Other names that would work are ones that might seem old-fashioned or dated at first (but are not flowery):

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Ellen
Harriet
Jaclyn "Jackie"
Janet
Lucy
Martha

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Another two I just thought of were Adrian / Adrianne and Stephanie, nickname "Steph."

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Alexandra, which I think others have suggested.

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Anne-Marie.

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Simone.

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Justine.

Chelsea, Natalie, Jordan, Brooke, Claire.

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Those all seem to be standard names for her age, and I happen to associate a lot of those names with over-acheivers I know.

Emily -- first came to mind
Meredith
Anna
Caroline
Elizabeth
Julia
Laura
Rebecca
Rachel

I think
Caroline or Carrie
Kristin
Charlotte
Natasha
Courtney
Amanda

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Jessica
Madeleine
Beth
Lydia
Claire
Edwina
Marion
Miranda
Meg
Kirsty
Melinda
Aimee
Nadine
Leanna
Matilda

I think Victoria fits that bill nicely.

Rachel :)
Emily
Melissa
Candace
Robin
Christine
Carrie
Julia
Paige
Maggie
Hannah

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Eta: Erica

This message was edited 3/17/2015, 8:35 PM

Possible type A, overachievers in their twenties:

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Veronica
Emily
Claurice
Katherine nn Katie
Olivia
Pamela
Trudy

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Della
Carmen
Thalia
Carol
Gilda
Brenda
Camille
Bethany
Courtney
Karla
Ingrid
Kirsten

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My brain seems to be pushing for a hard "C" sound with this.

Emma
Caroline
Meredith
Hillary
Lindsey
Madeline
Sarah

Alexandra, Alessandra
Kristen, Krista
Casey (the only one I ever met totally fits the bill)

From personal experience:

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Lydia
Maria
Georgina
Silvia
Edith (well, actually Edite)

From personal experience I'd say Anna, Allegra, Jessica, and Madeline. Otherwise any name that is relatively common and lacks personality. All of the overachieving Type A women I know are bland bundles of stress who can't seem to live in the moment even in their free time. lol