It's March Madness on our show this month, so we're focusing on student-athletes, athletic resumes, NCAA recruitment, and transitioning from high school varsity to college Divisions. This first show in our series will cover the basics of getting recruited, visiting with coaches, registering in The Clearinghouse, drafting your athletic resume, etc. Joining me on the show is Pamela Pik, a fellow IECA member and athletic recruitment specialist in Darien, CT. Ms. Pik has extensive, first-hand experience with NCAA recruited athletes and previously worked at Sports Illustrated.

College prep schools in New Hampshire are diverse and plenteous. Hear from current students about their experiences attending several of our country's best high schools. My recent tour of New Hampshire included these schools: Brewster, Cardigan Mountain, Dublin, Hampshire Country, High Mowing, Holderness, Kimball Union, The Meeting School, New Hampton, Phillips Exeter, Proctor, St. Paul's, White Mountain, Wolfeboro, and Tilton. So check out our show to learn more about these wonderful schools.

Are you considering boarding school or curious about why families consider this option for high school? Please join us for an enlightening discussion with Peter Upham, Executive Director of The Association of Boarding Schools (TABS). Peter will share the reasons that families are choosing boarding schools, the benefits to students who attend, and the varied educational opportunities in the 300+ boardings schools nationally (they're not ALL in New England).

Are you preparing for the SAT? Struggling with the quantitative section, perhaps? It's certainly the section that gives most students the most grief! The Education Doctor will talk with Stanford mathematician and SAT extraordinaire, Stephen Randall, about what you can do now to study for the SAT quantitative and how to improve your scores!

Getting into college often includes a battery of testing but we don't all test so well. We will talk in this session about the testing options for getting into college and what you can do now to prepare.

The summer months offer a great time for students to do community service, study a new course, or explore career options. Parents may just want their kids off the couch. Either way, join us to learn more about the amazing opportunities that students can pursue in the summer, whether they are in middle school or high. This show is the introductory program for our series of talks with program directors.

As college tuition continues rising, more families are seeking scholarships to help defray college costs. The Education Doctor will talk with noted scholarship expert, Dr. Stephen Jones of Villanova's College of Engineering, about what families should do now and how to navigate the myriad of scholarship opportunities available.

Calling all high school Juniors! . . . This show is for you. Campus visits are essential to your college application process. Make the most of your campus visit with our strategies and practical tips. Justin Bayer, founder of Welcome to College, will join our conversation. You can plan and and track your visits with www.welcometocollege.com.

For parents (and non-parents alike) who are thinking about returning to college to finish your undergrad degree or getting that grad degree that you've been dreaming about. This show is for you. The Education Doctor will review the steps you can take now to pursue your future education experiences!

Calling all high school seniors! Get last minute college application tips and checklist before the January deadlines, in this episode. The Education Doctor is a nationally-recognized college advisor, working with students applying to best-matched colleges.