Application season is winding down. If you have a senior, the time to submit applications is coming to a close. Students are transitioning from writing essays, completing transcript requests and sending test scores, to a waiting period. What can a student do to ease their stress while they wait for colleges to make a decision? […]
What You Should Really Be Anxious About Read More »
I sent this to the first group of seniors I ever worked with and I pulled it out because it still rings true. If you are a senior, or the parent of a senior, the December Early Decisions/Action notifications elevate stress levels. I hope this helps people stay grounded. Enjoy! As early application results come
December Admissions Stress Antidote Read More »
Many thanks to Mary Dell Harrington and Lisa Endlich Heffernan of Grown and Flown for inviting me to do a Facebook Q & A live on the Grown and Flown Facebook group. The link is below. Enjoy!
Grown and Flown Interview Read More »
November is a big month in the admissions world. If you have been hearing more chatter about college applications, you are not imagining things. This is the month when things heat up and deadlines loom large. If you have a student that would like to get an answer, or perhaps answers from colleges and not
Admissions Alphabet Soup Read More »
As the parent of a senior in high school, I am constantly asked where my son wants to go to school. It doesn’t matter if it is a close family member or if I am standing in the deli line at the supermarket. People are excited and curious and they ask, “Where does he want
Don’t Fall In Love! Read More »
At the end of the summer I was speaking with a friend from college that has a child entering their junior year in high school. My friend mentioned that they visited the University of Maine in Orono and really liked it. I told my friend that this could be an excellent option because this school
Have you considered the University of Maine? Read More »
If you have a child approaching high school and you are wondering where to start the college search, I have the perfect book to get you started. I have read extensively about the college process, everything from academic texts to fiction. The first book that I recommend parents read, before their children even enter high school,