collegepreppodcast's podcast

collegepreppodcast's podcast

By Megan Dorsey & Erin TempestEducationKids & Family
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  • 155: How to Grow a Thriving Academic Life Coaching Biz
    What’s it like to build a successful business as an academic life coach?
    Guest Debbie Lehr-Lee shares the ups and downs about her path, including how Gretchen’s Anti-Boring Approach Coach training helped her go from 4 clients to a thriving a practice.
    Together Gretchen and Debbie discuss:

    * What frustrations Debbie was experiencing when she first reached out to get trained by Gretchen
    * How her business has grown since then, including how Debbie created a unique niche for herself
    * How her work helps students feel less broken, and why that’s such a crucial first step
    * The importance of understanding the role that technology plays — good and bad! — in teens’ lives
    * How to decide what kind of academic life coach training program to participate in
    * What makes Gretchen’s Anti-Boring Approach Coach Training Program unique, and how listeners might discern whether this program is a good use of their time and resources
    * and more!

    Here is the free resource that Debbie mentioned in the podcast — a workbook to accompany the documentary Screenagers.
    Debbie Lehr-Lee is an academic life coach passionate about helping high school and college students develop key academic and life skills (that are often not taught in school) so that they can be successful in academics but also be prepared for college and the real world. She is a certified Life Coach (CPC) from the world-class Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC), a certified Academic Life Coach from John Andrew Williams Academic Life Coaching program, and has completed Gretchen Wegner’s Anti-Boring Approach Coach Training Program. Visit her website at www.unstoppablestudents.com. 
    33 min
  • 154: Tips for Attending a National College Fair
    Attending a National College Fair with your high school student? We recently heard from a listener who had some questions about how to make the most of her National College Fair visit with her son. Here’s her email:
    My son is attending a National College Fair coming up in mid March. Do you have any strategies or ideas for best practices when attending a fair like this? There will be over 180 different colleges there from all over the country, so any suggestions on how to maximize time would be great.
    Also, we have never attended a fair of this size before — can you give some suggestions for the role of a parent (hang back, listen, stay at the coffee shop?) and also some etiquette/protocol suggestions for the student. For example, how much time should they spend with a college booth, are their ways to be memorable for a student with a recruiter, if it’s a college they really love, should there be additional strategies to employ and should we leave anything with a recruiter like a resume or business card or is that too much?
    Listen in to Megan and Gretchen discussing how to make the most of a National College Fair visit without getting overwhelmed.
    31 min
  • 153: Life-Threatening Allergies and How to Choose An Allergy-Savvy College
    If your child has a life-threatening allergy, you know how important it is to find a college that cares, and has specific policies in place to make sure your kiddo is taken care of.
    Join guest expert Monica Randall PH.D as she helps explain how to make sure the colleges you’re considering are allergy-friendly. As a mother of a student with severe allergies and a college admissions expert, she’s uniquely qualified to help you navigate keeping your student healthy when they go off to school. 
    Together with Gretchen and Megan, she discusses:

    * things university administrators are doing to be allergy-savvy
    * what to look for on your college visit, and how to analyze the “health fit” of the the schools you’re considering
    * how to help students with allergies develop self-advocacy skills before they go off to college
    * concerns related to roommates, peers, and social lives of college students,
    * and more

    Dr. Monica E. Randall is the nation’s leading college admissions experts for students living with food allergies.   With over 25 years of experience in higher education, she has insider’s knowledge about college admissions, financial aid policies, and food allergy management practices on college campuses.   She is a member of the Board of Directors of the Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America and an associate member of the Independent Educational Consultants Association. She earned a PhD from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County where she conducted extensive research on financial aid and student success. She received both a Master of Arts in International Affairs and a Master of Public Administration from Ohio University. Additionally, she holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Virginia.   She lives in Maryland with her amazing husband, a beautiful daughter, and a spirited dog. You can find out more about Dr. Monica Randall and her upcoming courses on her website. 
    34 min
  • 150: Time Saving Homework Tips, Admissions Deadlines & Early Decision - The College Prep Podcast

    You’ve got questions, and we’ve got answers! On today’s Q&A show, learn about how to make online textbook reading less time consuming, what to do once you’ve been accepted via early decision, and whether there’s wiggle room to submit another ACT […]

    The post 150: Time Saving Homework Tips, Admissions Deadlines & Early Decision appeared first on The College Prep Podcast.

    20 min

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