We’re going to do a deep dive into how your junior can THRIVE in the admissions process without perfect grades or overwhelming busyness.
We would love to share with you exactly what innovation means and how your student can begin implementing this all-important skill so you and your student can feel confident that you’ve got a powerful, strategic plan.
Announcing a special workshop (free!) for parents and students.
In this workshop, you’ll learn . . .
How students can significantly increase the chances of acceptance to a top tier university
Why perfect grades and test scores often backfire
How to move beyond perfect grades and test scores . . . and still get into a top school
The most important step that students must take to get into the school of their dreams.
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All times are adjusted for Pacific time. But check the website just in case of a time change.
For those under 18 years of age who may be joining, we recommend that a parent/legal guardian be with you during the meeting.
Celebratefamily.us is not responsible for any conduct during this event.
How To Avoid The 7 Costliest Mistakes Families Make In The College Process
This Workshop is for Every High School Family
Every year, college expert Dan Bisig receives desperate calls and emails from families who have made BIG MISTAKES in the College Process. In this important workshop, Dan will share important advice and proven strategies every family can use to make sure you DO NOT step into these same hidden traps!
Outline of SOME of the topics covered:
College Funding Mistakes
Scholarship Mistakes
Career/Major Mistakes
College Selection Mistakes
Application Mistakes
Essay Mistakes
Financial Aid Mistakes
PLEASE NOTE: By registering for this Workshop – you agree to be added to our Weekly College Video Tips – which you can opt-out of at any time in the future
Need Some Help? Schedule a 15 min Discovery ZOOM Meeting byCLICKING HERE
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For those under 18 years of age who may be joining, we recommend that a parent/legal guardian be with you during the meeting.
Celebratefamily.us is not responsible for any conduct during this event.
A FREE College Essay Writing Workshop. Prepare to stand out and leave a lasting impression with a well-written college admissions essay.
Prepare to stand out and leave a lasting impression with a well-written college admissions essay. Three sessions will assist you with developing a personal statement, structuring your essay, understanding what colleges are looking for, and MORE!
Session 1: How to Brainstorm an Outstanding Personal Statement
Session 2: How to Structure and Draft an Outstanding Personal Statement
Session 3: How to Revise a Personal Statement
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Celebratefamily.us is not responsible for any conduct during this event.
Lynda Kommel Browne, will share her recent interviews with the Disability Services Offices of over 30 colleges.
In this webinar, Lynda Kommel Browne, an advocate and financial advisor focusing on disability, mental health and incapacity planning for all ages, will share with Versed families, her most recent interviews with the Disability Services Offices of over 30 colleges, on how families can support their students in choosing the right-fit college, accessing disability services in college, and positioning the student for success in the college admissions process.
She will be joined by David Browne, an independent admissions and educational consultant with extensive experience guiding students with learning differences through the college admissions process. In this most up to date, comprehensive overview, Lynda and David will address:
– Thriving with Learning Differences, Disabilities, or Mental Health Conditions
– Assessing “Disability Office” Services
– Funding College w/ ABLE & 529 Tax-Favored Savings Plans
– Positioning the Neurodiverse Candidate for Maximum Admission Success
Please email us at info@askversed.com with any question you would like addressed in this webinar.
This event is online via Eventbrite. Review the event description and requirements in advance.
All times are adjusted for Pacific time. But check the website just in case of a time change.
For those under 18 years of age who may be joining, we recommend that a parent/legal guardian be with you during the meeting.
Celebratefamily.us is not responsible for any conduct during this event.
Build a master plan for your child’s college application.
As your child’s junior year quickly passes, it’s time to get started on preparing for the upcoming application deadlines.
To help you get started, WeAdmit invites you to attend our free workshop, where you’ll learn how your child will be evaluated by admissions officers.
The best part: you will have access to two REAL application packages submitted to Brown University — one applicant got admitted and the other didn’t — and you can make your own decision about which one you would accept.
👇 Here’s a sneak peek of what you’ll learn: Steven’s application package for Brown University👇
Of course, our admissions professional will give you the answer key of which applicant was actually admitted and why.
This workshop is designed for parents but students are welcome to attend as well.
After you complete the registration, you’ll receive a Zoom link.
Seats usually go fast! Since this event is free, we highly recommend you register now.
Looking forward to seeing you soon!
— The WeAdmit Team
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All times are adjusted for Pacific time. But check the website just in case of a time change.
For those under 18 years of age who may be joining, we recommend that a parent/legal guardian be with you during the meeting.
Celebratefamily.us is not responsible for any conduct during this event.
