In this episode of Admit It! with Alexis White, we sit down with Dr. Alyson Mischel Ein, a college admissions expert with a powerful academic and counseling background. A Stanford graduate with degrees in Communication and Sociology, Dr. Ein also holds a Master’s in Social Work from USC and a PhD in Psychology from Fielding Graduate Institute. We dive into college admissions, the psychology behind the process, and practical insights on helping students gain admission into the best colleges .

In this episode, we sit down with Ali Rosenthal —an accomplished college admissions counselor and essay specialist, and a proud Stanford University alum (B.A. in English Literature, Class of 2020). Ali takes us through her full educational journey, from attending a prestigious high school to navigating the highly competitive college admissions process that led her to Stanford. She opens up about what her application process really looked like behind the scenes, the lessons she learned along the way, and how those experiences shaped her path into becoming a trusted college admissions expert today. If you’re curious about what it truly takes to stand out in college admissions—and how to approach the process with clarity and confidence—this is an episode you won’t want to miss. 

In this episode of Admit It! with Alexis White, we expose the Early Decision drama with Tulane , how other schools got pulled into the chaos, and what students must know before locking in an Early Decision . The tea is hot, the facts are real ! It's an episode you wont want to miss .

In this episode of Admit It, Alexis White explores what the college process is really like for students with learning differences. She breaks down how to find the right fit, what support systems to look for, and how to navigate admissions with confidence. A clear, thoughtful look at what truly matters for students on a different learning path. This is an episode you won't want to miss !

In this episode of Admit It, Alexis sits down with Dana Bowling, host of Daily Dose of Dana. Dana reflects on her college experience, her early beginnings in the entertainment industry, and the key moments that shaped her career. Tune in as she shares how a simple podcast idea grew into a platform with millions of listens. It’s an insightful conversation you won’t want to miss !

In this episode of Admit It, we break down the rise of the “vibe” factor in college admissions . Why students are choosing schools based on feeling, culture, and community more than ever before. We explore what’s motivating these decisions, how the admissions landscape is shifting, and what this means for applicants navigating today’s process. Whether you're a student, parent, or educator, this conversation will help you understand what’s really driving college choices in today's time .

In this episode of Admit It, Alexis sits down with Essay Specialist Robert Spuhler, a seasoned tutor with nearly two decades of experience. Robert is widely respected for his expertise in personal narrative writing and for his specialized one-on-one coaching for the ACT and SAT exams.

Together, we dive into everything you need to know about today’s ACT and SAT landscape how the tests have evolved, what students should expect, and the strategies that truly make a difference. His approach empowers students to uncover and articulate their unique stories blending academic ambition with authentic personal passion to craft applications that stand out.

In this episode of Admit It with Alexis White, we sit down with Caelen Jones, former Boston University and Claremont McKenna College basketball player. Caelen opens up about his inspiring journey — from being a standout high school athlete in Buffalo, New York, earning over 15 Division I scholarship offers, to navigating the challenges of playing both D1 and D3 college basketball. He also shares how those experiences shaped his path and prepared him for his newest role as the freshman head basketball coach at Campbell Hall.

In this episode of Admit It with Alexis White , we welcome our very first guest — University of Virginia alumna Lauren Gerard . Lauren double-majored in Psychology and Media Studies, and was also a member of the UVA Dance Team before pursuing a professional dance career. Lauren shares how her parents’ dedication and sacrifices helped shape her journey from a young dancer to a professional performer. She also offers an inside look at her experience as part of an NCAA dance team and how it prepared her for life beyond college

In this episode of Admit It, we take a closer look at one of the most debated topics in college admissions ... legacy admissions. We explore what it means to be a “legacy” applicant, how this practice began, and why it continues to spark controversy in today’s push for equity and fairness. Tune in for a candid discussion about privilege, tradition, and the evolving landscape of college admissions.