Who Gets In and Why?
College Admissions Workshop | Financial Aid Consulting
A few recent questions from our clients: which ones do you have?
*Is my kid doing enough volunteer hours?
*How important is "leadership?" - he doesn't have any.
*What extracurricular activities should she do? She doesn't stand out.
*He wants to drop AP Spanish. Is that OK or will it hurt his chances of getting accepted to a good college?
You might not be getting answers to these and similar questions from your guidance counselor, even if you're at a private high school. But fear not, mon ami, I've got you covered!
Tonight, you're invited to attend a new, informative workshop for parents of 9-11th graders, especially if your kiddo is gunning to get into an Ivy or other super-competitive college.
It's called "The College Admissions Edge: How to get an almost unfair advantage over tens of thousands of competitor-applicants...and win a TON of fat, juicy scholarships -- even if you think you'll never qualify for anything."
Here's a quick and dirty list of topics on tap:
How to Construct a Strategic, Balanced College Listβββββββ
The Politically Incorrect Truth About What it Takes to Get Accepted to an Ivy League or Highly Selective College Today
College Essay Tips and Traps
Why Would a College Accept a Kid With Lower Grades and SAT/ACT Scores, But Deny One With Higher Grades and Scores?
How to Slash College Costs by 56.1%...even if you think "No way! Families like us never get any financial assistance"
The Biggest, "Hidden In Plain Sight," Mistake College-Bound Families Make and How to Avoid It
More! Including Q&A, offered on a first-come, first-served basis
WARNING: some of the stuff gushing from my mouth will be blunt and, let's face it, not politically correct. I speak this way not to offend, but to share the truth that I've learned from more than 22 years in the trenches, advising college-bound families.
That being said, I hope you can attend tonight's (nonrefundable) free workshop, to get valuable information that you will certainly NOT hear from your guidance counselor.
Grab your spot here:
- Andy "Feeling Edgy" Lockwood
P.S. Please pass along this invitation with anyone who could use it!
P.P.S. Some ways we can help you with the college admissions and financial aid process:
