Overwhelmed by the college admissions process? Hear directly from college admissions counselors about the steps involved in applying, what they look for in students, and how they can support you through the process.

How can you help your child figure out what they want to do, without telling them what to do? This workshop will cover what your high schooler needs from you in their career search, and how to help them identify and explore their career interests.

The admissions essay brings your unique voice to your college applications – this session will provide you with strategies to approach this important piece of writing and a better understanding of how it will be reviewed. Find out what colleges look for in the admissions essay and discover how to craft an essay that sets you apart.

Audience: Best for 10th & 11th grade students and their parents/guardians

Presenter: Carrie Pratt, Senior Assistant Director of Admissions, University of Vermont

High school students and parents/guardians, whether you’re college-bound, training-bound, or not sure, VSAC's college and career pathways events and resources are for you.

Participants will learn about the Flexible Pathways opportunities available to students and how participating in one or more of these programs in high school can help you get a jumpstart on your future.

Find out how families cover college costs. We'll explain the types of financial aid available (grants, scholarships, loans); the basics of financial aid applications; and ways to compare college costs before you apply.

Learn about College & Career Pathways and download resources from this episode at ⁠⁠⁠College & Career Pathways.⁠⁠⁠