Dear Estelle. Is there a job market for graduates of fine arts, writing, and performance majors? Many high school graduates are interested in creative careers focused on theater, music, or … Continue reading →
Dear Estelle. Lately there’s been talk that the Common Application is no longer the only show in town when it comes to applying for college. How will that affect how … Continue reading →
Dear Estelle. We have a serious, mostly all A’s, 10th grader who runs varsity track and attends Interlochen Music Camp every summer. Her older brother, a college sophomore, counsels her … Continue reading →
Are you looking for a unique college experience at a college which emphasizes academics and encourages athletics (D3) and community service; A school which requires travel abroad and has a … Continue reading →
Dear Seniors: Last December you were unhappy and concerned because you were deferred by your early decision school and thought you probably weren’t going to be accepted anywhere. You then … Continue reading →
It has become apparent over the past few years that our lives are no longer private. If we engage in social media we are only 4.3 degrees of separation from … Continue reading →
Dear Estelle. With college applications complete, a few acceptances, and half of second semester gone, our senior has assumed a new personna. She no longer gives adequate time to homework, … Continue reading →
Do you have a laundry list of suggestions you give to your clients sothey qualify for “best applicant” status. We know that grades and test scores are most important just … Continue reading →
With fall and a new school year comes the recurring dilemma facing college-bound seniors of whether to apply “early decision.” My counsel, because Early Decision is binding has always been … Continue reading →
Dear Estelle. With college quickly approaching for our college-bound freshman what tips do you have for making his freshman year productive and successful emotionally and academically. He has good common … Continue reading →