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Susie WattsU.S.
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I have spent more than 20 years helping students select colleges and advising them in all areas of the college admission process | |
Joon KimU.S.
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I can help with all questions related to education, including college admissions related questions. I can also help in the areas of motivation, learning strategies, and topics that may be categorized under educational psychology. However, don't expect me to have the secrets to getting into your school of your dreams, because they don't exist. I can provide answers to help you better navigate through our educational system in the US. I cannot answer questions related to international educational systems and policies. My expertise is mainly in the areas of letters, arts, and sciences, with specialty in pre-health. Humanities and the arts are beyond the scope of my expertise. | |
Todd JohnsonU.S.
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I can help students and families understand the whole college admissions process from evaluating what a student wants from a college to finding the right college. This includes advising on the college application, the essay, recommendations and visiting colleges. I also can help families understand college financial aid. I have particular expertise in helping students who are applying to BS/MD programs. | |
Sue KaytonU.S.
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I can help with recommendations for high school students interested in math / science oriented fields at the highly-selective universities. |
I understand how you feel and I am sure your parents are looking at Hiram College as a good school and one that would cost a lot less than many other colleges. I also understand that you would like something
I would consider taking the AP class if you think you can do well in it regardless of whether you are interested in the subject. Since you go to a high school that apparently doesn't understand what AP
Angie, It is great that you are preparing early to be the most competitive candidate for college. However, you don't need to be so worried about admission to any particular college. There are many
I think it is a decent school, but it is not as strong as many other universities. It has fairly low test scores with the lowest being an 18 on the ACT. It is more of a commuter campus and fewer students
I think you have a good chance of getting into Boise State. They will definitely want to see your grades at the end of the spring semester so you need to continue to work hard. It is not a real selective
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