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Hosted by Whitney Bruce & Katelyn Klapper · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 26 episodes
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We are Whitney Bruce and Katelyn Klapper, two Independent Educational Consultants (IECs) with more than 50 years of admissions and college advising experience. In this series we discuss everything from the beginning of high school to college graduation. Join us as your guides to a transformative college experience, because college is more than a transcript. A limited series podcast with 25 episodes covering the essentials of a college search and application process.
Whitney Bruce & Katelyn Klapper hosts More Than A Transcript: College Admissions Insights and Strategies, a kids show with 26 episodes published.
Episode Summary The college deposit has been made and high school graduation celebrations have begun and now it’s time to think about your first year in college! This final episode in our series on the essentials of the
Why is high impact and experiential learning such an important part of your college education? We talk about how these experiences, which often include risk-taking and exploration, contribute to deeper student engagement
Broaching the topic of a gap year with families is one of the most polarizing conversations that we have as college advisors. Why? Because many parents and students are afraid of it - they are afraid that a gap year will
While wait lists in the college admission process have been around for a long time, the number of students finding themselves with a wait list offer has increased fairly dramatically over the last 5 years. We discuss the
After you have completed your “me” evaluation and figured out your college “why” it’s time to build your list. Are you a student with a focus that makes your list building more specialized or are your search criteria a b
A good college search begins with the student! Self-assessment and reflection about your academic, social and financial needs is our recommended first step. Then, go out and test the waters with a few very different coll
During the winter months high school seniors move from the stress of college application deadlines to the stress of waiting for answers from the colleges that they have applied to. In this episode we want to encourage th
Receiving a college acceptance is always an exciting moment, but we encourage you to read beyond the first “Congratulations!” to fully understand your offer. You may be surprised to learn that you have been offered an al
Summer academic programs are great experiences for exploring major and career interests, college residential life and what it’s like to be away from home, as well as the rigor of college courses. Whitney and Katelyn disc
Admit, deny, deferral, waitlist. These are all possible outcomes from your early admission applications. November through mid-December is the typical window for students to hear back from colleges if they have applied th
This week, we are talking about merit aid and how to build a college list with affordability in mind. If you missed it, we encourage you to listen to episode 11 first, where we talk about the cost of college and provide
How do I start the college search process if I don’t know what I want to study? Don’t let this question stall out your college search. An increasing number of colleges are capping enrollment in popular majors which feels
This is the second in our three-part series on paying for college. In this episode we give you an introduction to need-based financial aid: what is need-based aid, how do you apply for it, and what can you expect from a
Fall has become the default college admissions season for many high school seniors, which is a significant shift from when their parents went to college. We dive into the difference between early action, early decision a
Welcome to our 3-part series on paying for college. In this episode we are talking about the cost of college. In future segments we will review the financial aid (need-based) process and then we will look at what afforda
The college essay! The last in our series on the “big five” elements in college applications is a discussion of how to approach what is often the most stressful piece of college applications. This series of five episodes
Episode Summary What do your activities say about your interests, priorities and contributions to your community? Number four in our series on the “big five” elements in college applications is a discussion of high schoo
Next up in our series on the “big five” elements in college applications is a discussion of recommendations. This series of five episodes is focused on the primary elements of a college application and geared towards stu
Standardized testing is the second stop on our college application safari. This series of five episodes is focused on the primary elements of a college application and geared towards students who are applying to college
Join us for the first in our series on the “big five” elements in college applications - a college application safari of sorts. These are the application components that colleges use to assess a student's application as
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