Come hear Lee speak at Southeast Psych’s Lunch ‘N Learn
Get the Jump on College Preparation: Help for High School Students of All Ages to Make the Most of Summer
Lee Bierer of College Admissions Strategies
Date: Monday, May 7, 12:00 PM
Location: Blakeney office
Click here to contact Lisa to RSVP
Date: Thursday, May 10, 12:00 PM
Location: Southpark office
Click here to contact Diane to RSVP
Are you a wired parent? Have you failed to cut the electronic umbilical cord tied between you and your college student? How connected should you be? These are all interesting questions. While we can laugh at the exaggerated references to “helicopter parents” who continue to provide wake-up Continue Reading...
$26,000 in tuition grants over four years, plus a job in your chosen profession after graduation – that’s a pretty sweet deal for a prospective college student. If you know you want to be a teacher, the North Carolina Teaching Fellows Program (NCTFP, www.teachingfellows.org) is a phenomenal Continue Reading...
Just when you thought you had mastered the alphabet soup of high school and college admissions – PSAT (Practice SAT), SAT, AP (Advance Placement), ACT (American College Test) – now you need to know the difference between ED, EA, RD, RA and even SCEA. Here’s a primer on different Continue Reading...
Today’s college freshmen are a true paradox. More of them have traveled farther in their 18 years than many of their parents have in twice that time. They tend to be more aware of global issues and current events. Yet, despite this outward appearance of maturity, many have never prepared a meal Continue Reading...
They are there, and you’re not. How will your students survive on campus without you? Just fine, thank you very much. But because I know firsthand how much we all feel the need to share suggestions with our children, here are two of the best survival tips for freshmen with quotes from students Continue Reading...
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