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    Getting In: A College Coach Conversation

    Planning for college? Tune into Getting In: A College Coach Conversation to learn what colleges are really looking for and how to highlight your hard-won achievements for the best chance at success. Every week, we gather former admissions and financial aid officers as well as other expert guests for candid, behind-the-scenes talk. New episodes drop every Thursday.

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    What to Do if You re Deferred Admissions and College Finance QandA Dec 13, 2018
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    You applied early in the hopes that you'd have some decisions before the end of the year, and you got…deferred. What now? We'll tell you all about how to best handle this non-decision. We're also answering your questions in a two-segment Q&A featuring your burning concerns.


    ED, EA, and Priority Results; Repaying Loans; BC and Colgate Essays Dec 06, 2018
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    The results from early decision, early action, and priority admissions programs are starting to come in, and we're here to help! We'll discuss what to expect, how to prepare, and how to handle whatever comes your way. We're doing the second segment in our two-part series on getting ready to repay your students loans. And finally, in Office Hours, we're offering tips for writing the supplement requirements for Boston College and Colgate.


    Engineering VS. Math Science Majors; Repay Student Loans Essays Nov 29, 2018
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    Students who excel in math and science are often pushed to consider engineering. Conversely, students who love science or math might be considering a degree in one of those disciplines, overlooking the possibilities available in engineering. We'll look at the differences between these majors so that you or your student can determine their best path forward. In part one of a two-part series, we're offering insight into getting started on repaying student loans. And in Office Hours, we're taking a closer look at the Loyola Marymount and Occidental supplements.


    What if your Student Already Wants to Transfer? Listener Q and A Nov 15, 2018
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    While most parents will be thrilled to have their college students home for the holiday season, what happens if the main topic of conversation is around transferring? Listen in as we talk through the reasons behind this phenomenon, and how to determine whether or not this is something to act on or wait out a bit longer. In Office Hours, we're answering your questions.


    The UC app, CA Financial Aid; Carnegie Mellon and Syracuse Essays Nov 08, 2018
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    Come learn more about all things UC application, as one of our resident California experts breaks down what you need to know. We'll also look at state financial aid programs in California and offer advice about approaching the Carnegie Mellon and Syracuse University supplemental essay questions.


    Disciplinary Issues; Life Insurance Savings; Admissions Anxiety Nov 01, 2018
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    Students who have been suspended, expelled, or been subject to disciplinary action of some kind will likely need to address this infraction in their college applications. Tune in to learn more about the potential consequences and, more importantly, how to handle these in the application. If you have considered using life insurance as a college savings vehicle—or been advised to do so by someone else—join us to get more information about the positives and negatives of this option. Finally, we'll look at ways to use mindfulness to combat the anxiety that often accompanies the college admissions process.


    To Disclose or Not Disclose; When to Press Submit; Student Loans Oct 25, 2018
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    One of the most frequent questions we get involves disclosing challenges that students have faced while going through high schools. We'll touch on a few of these, including learning differences, ADD/ADHD, and Autism. In Office Hours, we're helping you let go by discussing the signs that suggest you are ready to press submit on your applications. And we'll wrap up with suggestions for how you can keep track of your student loans while you're in college.


    Early Decision Trends; Fast Applications; Listener Questions Oct 18, 2018
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    Binding Early Decision, ED for short, isn't for everyone. But it's important to understand the trends in how colleges are using these programs and what that can mean for your chances at an institution that presents it as an option. We're also sharing information about fast or priority applications that some colleges offer alongside other, more widely used applications. And in Office Hours, we're answering your questions.


    Choosing a Major, the CSS Profile, Submitting Test Scores Oct 11, 2018
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    Last week we covered the FAFSA, and this week we're diving into what you need to know about completing the CSS Profile, required in addition to the FAFSA by a number of colleges. We're also going to explore what it means to select a specific major on your college applications and how to think about that choice. In Office Hours, we'll explain some of the nuances involved in reporting and submitting standardized test scores.


    Coalition Application; Study Abroad; Completing the FAFSA Oct 04, 2018
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    The FAFSA is out, and it's time to get it done! We're offering insight into the form and tips for completing it. A number of colleges and universities have begun to accept the Coalition Application, sometimes as the only way to apply. We'll tell you more about it and who should consider using it. Finally, lots of students, colleges, and parents talk about study abroad, but what does that really mean? We're exploring the options and offering suggestions for researching opportunities.


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