Even though Neill Seltzer did not include this as one of his three facts about college admissions, it is good advice when preparing for college. He encourages the student to do the things they love; do them as much and as well as they can. We all...
READ MOREThe second fact that Neill Seltzer mentioned in his article was that anyone who wants to go to college will go to college. That is reminiscent of, “Where there’s a will, there’s a way.” The misconception that a college education is out of reach...
READ MOREUntil a few days ago I didn’t know who or what Neill Seltzer or Noodle Pros was. They both caught my eye when I read what Neill had to say about college admissions. Having concentrated most of my attention on college admissions for the past 11...
READ MOREOne man’s trash is another man’s treasure. I have heard this all my life and recently realized that it holds true far beyond material possessions. For months leading up to the October 1st launch of the new FAFSA reporting date, media of every...
READ MOREThink about it a moment. What is so scary about applying to college? If an offer to attend is not extended the applicant isn’t blacklisted, no fingers are chopped off and no one is sent into exile. You also need to remember that there are...
READ MOREIn June, I published a post by a college admissions counselor with this title: “‘I will not help you hide your money when you apply for financial aid’ — and more straight talk from college admissions officers to parents.” Here’s another post...
READ MOREBack in the olden days when I was preparing for college, an entrance exam was an unpleasant surprise so I signed up to take it. No one told me that there were two and that is how the ACT became my exam of choice, ignorance… That scenario played...
READ MOREBy Judy Mandell Watching your kid sweat over college applications? Wondering which college is the best fit for your child and how to help them make that happen? We asked dozens of admissions officers to reveal the truth about admissions today...
READ MOREFamilies that graduated a student in 2016 don’t have to be told about the reality of college expenses. Those who have seniors in high school now are in the throes of the application process. Once that hurdle is behind them, the expense of higher...
READ MOREJust last week I met with a family whose oldest child started high school this week. The young lady was excited to be starting the part of her education that would lead to college. Her parents were obviously delighted that she took such an...
READ MOREMany students that are home schooled or attend a private school are already working on assignments and attending classes. Most public school students will do the same within the week. What preparations have you made to accommodate this major...
READ MOREI really misunderstood what that saying meant for a long time. Now it crowds in on me repeatedly explaining itself in ever increasing clarity as the years go by. Going away to college was the longest period spent away from home at the time, but...
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