LIVE WORKSHOP - INTERACTIVE - ONLINE

Date: December 14th at 7:30 pm ET

(All registrants will receive a recording of the event.)

College planning can feel overwhelming, especially when you aren't sure how to help your student prepare or when to get started. Many families put it off simply because they don't know where to begin. But waiting too long can mean missing opportunities to build a stronger college application and make informed decisions along the way.

This workshop will give parents of students in grades 9, 10 and 11 a clear understanding of what colleges look for and how to approach the high school years strategically. You'll learn which experiences and decisions can make a difference in the admissions process, how to recognize your student's strengths and interests and what steps to take during each year of high school.

We'll cover:

• What colleges actually look for when evaluating applicants

• How to assess your student's academic record, extracurricular involvement and emerging interests

• Why understanding your student's strengths, interests and motivations is essential to good college planning

• What students and parents should prioritize during each year of high school

• Common points of confusion for families and how parents can help their students move forward

You'll leave with a better understanding of the college admissions process, a clearer sense of what your student should be focusing on and a practical starting point for your family's college planning.

Instructors:

The workshop is taught by Michelle McAnaney, Founder of The College Spy, and Alison Slater, College Admissions Consultant. Michelle and Alison are experts in college admissions and have helped hundreds of families navigate the college admissions process.

The course is 60 minutes and includes time for questions.

If you can’t make the live session, a recording will be sent to you so you will not miss any information.