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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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    Deferral Next Steps; Summer Programs; Controlling College Costs Dec 21, 2017
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    You were deferred. Wondering what to do next? We've got you covered in this week's Office Hours, when we discuss next steps for deferred students. We'll also be talking about summer programs to consider, and how you can actually use good on-campus advising as a method to help control your college costs.


    MBA Expectations; Saving Tips for Late Starters; Columbia Essays Dec 14, 2017
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    If you have aspirations of earning an MBA, you know that leadership is important. But do you know what constitutes good leadership experience from a business school admissions perspective? A former Wharton graduation admissions officer will join us to share her thoughts. Most saving for college segments focus on what parents should be doing when their kids are young, but we have some advice for parents of high school students who haven't yet started to save. And in Office Hours we'll talk through Columbia's supplemental essay questions.


    Colleges That Change Lives; St. Olaf Financial Aid; Early Results Dec 07, 2017
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    If there was a group of colleges focused on a personalized, student-focused college experience, would you be interested? Well Colleges That Change Lives is that group, and executive director Maria Furtado joins us to share more about their mission. We'll also go inside the St. Olaf financial aid office and help students and families prep for early round results in Office Hours.


    Regular Decision College Lists; Finance and Admissions Questions Nov 30, 2017
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    Regular decision deadlines are approaching. This next set of deadlines is important for both students getting a later start—it's certainly not too late!—and for students who submitted one or more applications in the early round. Tune in to get tips for thinking through the regular decision college list. In Office Hours, we'll be answering your college finance and admissions questions.


    Senior Year Grades; Net Price Calculators; USC Essays Nov 16, 2017
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    Net price calculators are an important part of figuring out if a college is a good fit—it doesn't make sense to consider a school if you can't afford it without going into debt. We'll help you understand how net price calculators work so that you can best use this important tool. Wondering if senior year grades matter as part of the college process? Wonder no more—we have the answer! And we'll look at the University of Southern California's supplemental essay questions in Office Hours.


    FAFSA and CSS Profile: After You Submit; Honors Colleges; UVA Essay Nov 09, 2017
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    Curious about what happens to your FAFSA and/or CSS Profile once you press submit? We'll take you behind the scenes in this week's show and offer some insight into what goes on once your application has been received. We'll also talk about honors colleges, including what they are, what to expect as a student, and who should plan to apply. Office Hours will take on the supplemental essays for the University of Virginia.


    Standing Out: Major; Lehigh and Lafayette Essays; the CSS Profile Nov 02, 2017
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    Over the past few weeks, we've been going through the different ways in which students can stand out in competitive college applicant pools. In our latest installment of the Standing Out series, we cover the impact of college major choice. While not as widely known as the FAFSA, the CSS Profile is an important financial aid document required by some colleges and universities. We'll discuss how to fill it out in this week's show. And finally, we'll go over the supplemental essays for Lehigh and Lafayette in Office Hours.


    Standing Out: Where to Apply; Office Hours: Listener Questions Oct 26, 2017
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    Our latest in the Standing Out series looks at how the choice of where to apply to college can be a big factor in helping students stand out in the applicant pool. We're relying on you for this week's Office Hours—it's all about listener college finance and admissions questions.


    Standing Out: Extracurriculars; FAFSA; Submitting Applications Oct 19, 2017
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    You're working on the FAFSA and you have questions. You're in luck, because we have answers! Tune in to this week's show for information on completing the FAFSA. In the second in our Standing Out series, we'll tackle extracurricular activities and how they can help students stand out. Finally, in Office Hours we'll discuss how to know when you're ready to press send on your college applications.


    How to Stand Out; Should I File the FAFSA?; Standardized Tests Oct 12, 2017
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    One of the most common listener questions we receive is, "How can my son/daughter stand out in the application process?" This week, we're introducing the Standing Out series to try to get at some answers to this elusive question. The FAFSA became available to families a few weeks ago on October 1. If you're wondering whether or not to complete it as part of your child's applications, tune in to this segment for our thoughts. Finally, we'll discuss standardized tests and college applications in Office Hours, namely what to send, where to send, and when to send.


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