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Archive for 'College Planning'

All’s Well That Begins Well

The hallways are beginning to fill with the buzz of seniors talking about their college choices. It’s hard to believe that just a year has passed since they started their college search – so many campuses have been visited, so many interviews have been had, and so many essays have been written! As the junior class embarks on their own college process, we offer these tips to get their college search off to a strong start:

• The process of finding ... more >>

Financial Aid Workshop – How to Pay for College without going Broke RSVP kgrunow@ahpnet.com

Is the Liberal Arts Degree Passe?

The cost of college coupled with the bleak employment outlook for college graduates has caused many a high school student to feel the pressure of declaring a major that will be “useful” at graduation. As a career coach for college students and graduates, I am often asked the question: is the liberal arts degree passé?

Bill Gates recently argued that our country needs to reduce the money spent on liberal arts education as it doesn’t create jobs. ... more >>

How to go to College… Without Going Broke

At this seminar you will learn tips on the financial aid process, which colleges have the most scholarship money to distribute, and how to maximize your free scholarship money. To register please contact Karen Grunow kgrunow@ahpnet.com or 978.261.1417.

One College Tour, Two Different Impressions

One of the “benefits”, or so I like to call them, of being the child of an educational consultant is that you “get” to tag along with your parent on college tours from the time you can remember. My daughter plays club soccer and, for years, whenever she had a tournament in some far away state, we would leave a day early so that I could take advantage of the opportunity to visit college campuses. And she, of course, ... more >>

How to choose classes for next year

Over the next few weeks, students will be filling out their course selection forms for next year. Students should put careful thought into their choices, selecting those that will demonstrate their academic potential and willingness to challenge themselves while not creating a schedule that will leave no time for extra-curriculars – or sleep!

Lincoln Sudbury College Fair

Allison will be attending NEACAC’s “The Ins and Outs of Getting into College”

September 29, 2010 at Bryant University, Smithfield, RI

 

Allison will be attending “The Ins and Outs of Getting into College”

October 5, 2010 at Roxbury Community College, Roxbury, MA

Where the head hunters hunt

Top 25 Recruiter Picks

Everyone seems to like a list – so if you’re interested in a career in business, accounting, engineering or the like, here’s a list of the college campuses from which recruiters draw heavily.