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#063 College Admission Strategies for Homeschool Families

Episode Summary Is it really challenging for homeschooled students to get admitted to college? Regardless of whether the student attended a public, private, or homeschool, as long as they have strong communication skills, the student will be fine. In this episode, Rebecca Stuart-Orlowski shares how to positively present homeschooled students through the college application process. […]

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#063 College Admission Strategies for Homeschool Families

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This is an automated Transcript, there will be typos and grammar issues. Rebecca Stuart – Orlowski 00:00 You know, we’re really documenting everything that goes on, you know, the student is documented, obviously with a resume. And then you know, parents will document that as well and eventually give those documents to the colleges. So,

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#62 Gap Year: Is it a better freshmen start? Transcript

Transcripts / By Lisa Marker Robbins

THIS IS AN AUTOMATED TRANSCRIPT… PLEASE FORGIVE THE TYPOS & GRAMMAR! xo-Lisa Lisa Marker-Robbins 00:00 If you drift into that gap year, without a plan in place of what you’re going to do with your time or what your teen is going to do with their time, then you don’t have as great

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#062 Gap Year: Is it a better freshmen start?

Podcast / By Lisa Marker Robbins

Show Notes EPISODE SUMMARY Is the gap year for your teen? While only about 1% of American high school students currently take a gap year, the wildly popular custom in Europe is on the rise in the United States. Gap years can help your teen learn about the world, and different types of people, gain

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#061 COVID Impact on College Admissions

Podcast / By Lisa Marker Robbins

Show Notes EPISODE SUMMARY As we hit the third anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic, I’ve invited two guests, Amy Seeley and Cristiana Quinn, to discuss the effects it has had on college admissions. This includes both how students apply to college and how colleges determine who to admit. The last three years have felt like

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#61 COVID Impact on College Admissions Transcript

Transcripts / By Lisa Marker Robbins

THIS IS AN AUTOMATED TRANSCRIPT… PLEASE FORGIVE THE TYPOS & GRAMMAR! xo-Lisa Cristiana Quinn 00:00 With COVID, we’ve certainly seen the trend of even many students having better grades than they might have had without COVID. So now you’re in this predicament of if you thought that grades could predict success in college, while

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#60 Say Goodbye to the Paper SAT Test Transcript

Transcripts / By Lisa Marker Robbins

THIS IS AN AUTOMATED TRANSCRIPT… PLEASE FORGIVE THE TYPOS & GRAMMAR! xo-Lisa David Blobaum 00:00 So it’s really the end of an era. So for, you know, about 90 years, we’ve had a paper LSAT, and this is the last year 2023 of the paper essay T, starting in 2020. For the first test

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#060 Say Goodbye to the Paper SAT Test

Podcast / By Lisa Marker Robbins

Show Notes EPISODE SUMMARY It’s the end of an era for standardized testing. For the past 90 years, students have taken their SATs in a pencil-to-paper format. However, as ACT and SAT expert David Blobaum shares, 2023 is the final year of the paper SAT. In March 2024, the SAT will be an all-digital test

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March 2023