It can be a confusing and terrifying process to apply to colleges, and this podcast is designed to help parents and prospective students work through it together. Your host, Thomas, will go through a year of admissions, what parents and applicants need to know about, and what it takes to be successful in your educational journey.

Most of our friends and family who give us admissions advice have such a small sample set of experience, so a lot of misinformation gets around. Thomas aims to share his extensive knowledge of the process with more people who would otherwise be unaware.

This is an exciting time in your life and if you work hard, research, and prepare, you'll find the right school. Stay tuned to this podcast to dive deeper into each of these topics and learn to present yourself to schools in the best possible light.

Key Highlights

• Thomas' background and path to Admittedly
• Preparing yourself for the college application process
• What you can expect to learn on this podcast

About Thomas

Thomas Caleel is the former Director of MBA Admissions and Financial Aid for his alma mater, The Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania. Thomas also served on the Dean’s Globalization Committee and was a member of the Wharton Graduate Executive Board.    Thomas has been an entrepreneur his whole life and is currently the Chairman and Founding CEO of Global Education Opportunities, LLC, an international education consulting and Admissions Advisory firm. Although education is his passion he has also worked in the fields of finance, agriculture, wellness, skincare, and sporting goods.    Thomas received his MBA in Finance from the Wharton School and his BA from the University of Pennsylvania. Thomas started the Admittedly Podcast because he is passionate about demystifying the application process and wanted to be provide helpful information and advice to parents and students who are feeling overwhelmed by the whole process. 

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