MaggieSez: September Newsletter

And The Season Begins!

2020 is a crazy and difficult year for working parents and students alike.  With all of the change we’re seeing, we know that colleges are modifying their institutional priorities in a way that will impact this admission cycle.

Our response to this, and our advice to our clients, is to make sure you have a balanced college list, and that you truly love each school on your list. We also don’t advise falling in love with one.  Having a balanced list means you’ll have good news and a less-stressed teenager!

College App Roadmap Starts 9/13

If you have a rising high school senior and you’re just getting started with college applications, our College App Roadmap is just for you!  This 8-week series, starting 9/13, will feature 6 group sessions and 2 individual meetings with one of our counselors.  Click this link to sign up and let us help you get through this crazy admission process!

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Did you catch our blog post called College Admission Lessons from Hamilton? #StressLess #ShineMore

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National College Fairs Go Virtual!

The National Association for College Admission Counseling will sponsor online college fairs this fall.  The first is scheduled for September 13.  All the details and registration info are here.
With most high schools online/virtual this fall, students have less access to their school counselor than usual.  Our team of trained, professional counselors provide personalized guidance to make the college application process more organized and less stressful for high school students and their families.  Get in touch and let us help reduce the anxiety.
College Admissions Testing
  • Some colleges are making the decision to not require the SAT or ACT for the Class of 2021, and some for future classes as well.
  • Should your student still take the SAT or ACT?  Will they benefit from a test-optional process or not?
  • It depends.  Call us to discuss.
Host A Virtual “College Info” Seminar For Friends

Are your friends starting to think about (read: get anxious about!) college?  You can host a private virtual college admissions information seminar for your friends or fellow “pandemic pod” parents!  We can tailor our presentation for parents of 8th, 9th, 10th or 11th grade students, or a combination.

INDIVIDUALIZED GUIDANCE

With most high schools online/virtual this fall, students may have less access to their school counselor than usual.

Our team of trained, professional counselors provide personalized guidance to make the college application process more organized and less stressful for high school students and their families.  Get in touch – our initial phone call is free!

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