Seminars & Presentations
Seminars:
Preparing for College: Timelines for Getting in! Students
in 10th and 11th grades and their parents: Come learn what to do and
when to do it. Help ensure that you will get into the college of your
choice with the greatest chance of scholarships and financial aid.
4-hour seminar offered throughout the year.
Presentations:
Offered anytime to any interested group of 10 or more.
“How to Build Depth or How to Stand Out to Admissions”
Parents and students will learn what every college-bound student needs
to do in high school to become the kind of student colleges are seeking
to admit. Parents of elementary, middle school and 9th and 10th graders
along with their student should attend this presentation.
“The Top Ten Things Colleges Want a Prospective Admit to Have”
Parents and students will learn what college admissions officers are
looking for in a student. Discover what can make the difference in
receiving an acceptance letter versus a rejection letter.
“Financial Aid 101: How to Tackle It & Win”
Parents of high school students will learn what financial aid is and
how to apply for it successfully, greatly reducing the out-of-pocket
expenses for their student’s education.
“Stress-Busters for the College Selection/Application Process: A Guide for Parents”
Parents of high school students can learn how to effectively keep their
students on track in the college selection and application process. Key
tips and strategies are put forth for parents to follow.
(Presented by Elizabeth Reeder Johnson, MSW, LCSW and Catherine L. Marrs, CEP)
“Parenting Your College-Bound Teen: Tips and Strategies for Managing Stress”
Catherine and Beth discuss issues affecting our teens today and share
insights and strategies in dealing effectively with their own teens.
(Presented by Elizabeth Reeder Johnson, MSW, LCSW and Catherine L. Marrs, CEP)
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