Parents, are your high school seniors hard at work on the Common Application?
Did you know there are ways to make your special student stand out on this document they complete for use at nearly every school?
The Westport office of Collegewise, headed up by Amy Chatterjee, is offering a series of free seminars to help parents and students get the best results from the college application process. Collegewise is a service of The Princeton Review that is out to take the stress out of getting in. Founded on the belief that the college process should be an enjoyable one for families and that the most selective colleges don’t have the market cornered on great college experiences, Collegewise assigns students to a college counselor who guides them through each and every step of the process without doing the work for them---from picking colleges, to filling out applications, to choosing the right stories for students’ college essays. Unless you believe there are only 12 colleges on the planet worth attending and (if you do, we’d like to politely disagree), we can probably help you find---and secure a spot at--the best school for your child.
Making the Common Application Not So Common - Thursday, October 2, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
Secrets of College Admissions: 101 - Wednesday, October 15, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m.
To register, go to www.collegewise.com/event and click Westport.
If you live in the Westport area, give Amy Chatterjee a call at (203) 557-1032 or email her at amych@collegewise.com to schedule a time to meet with your family for a free 30-minute introductory session. This session is an opportunity for Collegewise to assess if they can help your family, for you to ask questions about their programs, and for your student to get a chance to meet the person with whom he or she would be working if you enroll.
The Westport, CT office of Collegewise is located at 1720 Post Road East Suite #111.