I recorded this over a week ago but I am deep in the middle of the application season, so I am finally posting my webinar about athletic recruiting. This month I have the usual News & Notes and then I focus on what families need to know about college athletics.

Happy Labor Day, my September webinar focuses on student loans and what you need to know.

I wrote this several years ago but I am reposting this piece because I know many parents sending their youngest off to college. Sending this out with love… The bulk of my posts are of a professional nature which is ironic because the writing that I help my applicants do is of a deeply personal

Greetings from the heart of application season! My clientele is often available to meet with me at odd hours, so I have been logging some late nights working hard to get applications done before my seniors head back to school. Last week I was finishing a call after 10:30 PM. The student commented on how

Happy August 1st! The Common App opens to day for the 2025 cycle and I am organizing files of supplemental essays for my students to get started on the next phase of their writing. My latest webinar is below with the usual News & Notes on the latest happenings in college admissions and a deep

Latest Webinar is up: How to Approach the Common App Personal Statement + News & Notes for July.

“From the bureaucratic minutia to the deep introspection, submitting a college application is possibly the biggest achievement of your kid’s life to date” ~Kelly Corrigan It’s Summer 2024 and I am deep in the heart of application season! This is a repost from my blog but it is still relevant and rings true. If you

My June webinar has the usual News & Notes on the latest goings on in college admissions with a focus on some of the current challenges for families going through the process.Then I do a deep into the waitlist-what it is, the reason schools are using this enrollment management tool more frequently, how to accept

If you follow me on YouTube or read my blog, you know I am a fan of state flagships for many reasons. I wrote about this here and here. Richard Moll, a Yale admissions representative, wrote a book called “The Public Ivys” in 1985. He listed the public colleges that resemble Ivy League schools. Here