better grades with less stress on the path to the perfect college
Megan and Gretchen are thrilled to announce that they’ll be using their podcast to provide free coaching for listeners. In order to submit questions, please email us here or post questions at the bottom of this blog entry. During this … Read More »
The most common complaints teens and their parents make when they come in for academic coaching is “procrastination and disorganization!” During this episode, Gretchen helps students overcome these two common ailments: Step One: Collect Your Tools. It pays to be thoughtful about what … Read More »
There are appropriate (and inappropriate) times during the school year or college admission process to hire a tutor. Make sure you know the ins and outs of when and how to hire a tutor so that you can save time, … Read More »
How do college-bound families keep up with the escalating, and ever changing, cost of higher education? Is it possible to make a realistic plan for paying for college that works with your family’s budget? In this week’s episode, Andrea Travillion reveals … Read More »
The word “meeting” sounds so boring, so why would anyone, parent or child, want to do one?! This week on the podcast, Julie Smith debunks the myth that meetings aren’t fun, and provides a number of tips for how — in … Read More »
As a college admissions expert and test prep guru, Megan gets questions all the time from panicked parents worried that they are dangerously behind on the journey to get their teen into the perfect college for their teen. In this podcast, … Read More »
To help listeners start the 2014-2015 school year off with a bang, Gretchen reveals five strategies for how students and parents can set themselves up to have their Best School Year Ever. These five strategies, which can all be implemented … Read More »
We are excited to announce The College Prep Podcast launching for the 2014 – 2014 school year. Keep your eye on this page for more information about upcoming podcast episodes. This is a show for parents, teachers, and teens who … Read More »