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Author: Jason Bullock

10 Commandments of the College Admissions Process (Part 2)

So, last week I shared my thoughts on the important basics, as families begin the college admissions process. I talked about: Commandment # 1:  advised that students spend some time understanding who they are, what they want, and where they’d like to be in the future. Commandment # 2: cautioned families to do their best Read More

Summer Science Program Available for Your Students

The Summer Science Program (SSP), which currently offers high school juniors not-for-credit collaborative, rigorous research tracks in Astrophysics, Biochemistry, Genomics, and Synthetic Chemistry which are hosted on college campuses throughout the country. The program meets 100% of demonstrated financial need (as determined by their financial aid application) for every admitted student including need-based aid for Read More

The vital role of America’s school counselors

While many outside of America’s public schools may not be aware, this week, February 3-7, marks National School Counseling Week. As a higher education professional, and as a parent, this week serves as an opportunity to recognize the incredible impact that school counselors make on students, families, and communities – especially for neurodivergent students with Read More

Some Great Blogs for Counselors

There are a lot of great blogs out there which contain information for Counselors. Here is a list of some great ones: Corner on Character Counselor Up The Middle School Counselor Pawsitive School Counseling For High School Counselors College Choice Counselor Accents Counselor Clique Counselors’ Corner Savvy School Counselor Know of any that should be Read More

Equal Access: Universal Design of Recruitment and Undergraduate Admissions

A checklist for making recruitment and admissions activities welcoming and accessible to everyone is now available free. The admissions office is the gateway to two-year colleges, vocational technical institutes, and universities, and it plays a central role in informing students and parents about campus programs and services. People with disabilities represent a significant and visible Read More

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