Applying to college can be a confusing and stressful time for students and their families.
The Charlotte Ledger is holding a free online conversation today with two college admissions experts to help provide clear and practical guidance on what matters most in this crucial period.
Whether your student is going to be applying soon or years from now, we welcome you to tune in to learn the key steps students should be taking, from building meaningful activities to shaping a strong application story.
We’ll talk about:
What colleges actually look for in extracurriculars, leadership and activities lists
What students should be doing now—by grade level—to stay
competitive and preparedHow to help your student build a compelling application
story that stands out authenticallyCommon mistakes families make during the admissions process (and how to avoid them)
We’ll also take your questions
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◼️ WHAT: “Getting Ready for College Admissions: What Charlotte Families Need to Know”
◼️ DATE: TODAY, Tuesday, April 28
◼️ TIME: 12-1 p.m.
◼️ WHO:
Lee Shulman Bierer, an independent educational consultant who has helped over 1,000 students navigate their college admissions process
Ashley Ausman, founder of The Essay Architect, which helps give students the tools and framework to tell their stories clearly and effectively
Moderated by The Ledger’s Tony Mecia
We’ll post the full discussion afterward on The Ledger’s YouTube page and as an episode of The Charlotte Ledger Podcast.
Hope you can join us!
