Host: Dr. Mark Montgomery
Date: October 18th
Time: 6:30PM– 8:00PM
Location: Burlington (MA) High School Auditorium
Who should attend: Parents
and student in grades 8, 9, 10 or 11
If a college education is a critical credential for
success in the 21st century, how can I be sure that I’m ready for
the challenge?
How should I get prepared?
How can I get into the best college—and make the most
out of it?
Much
of what we read about college admissions these days sows fear in the hearts and
minds of both students and parents.
College admission seems more competitive, more stressful, more expensive,
and more unpredictable than ever before.
Questions swirl:
How will I pick the right college for me?
What is the secret to admission to highly selective
colleges?
What if my SAT or ACT scores are lower than I want
them to be?
What if I got a C in chemistry…am I doomed?
My GPA suffered freshman year (I was temporarily
possessed by aliens); can I still get into Harvard?
Which activities should I pursue to stand out from the
crowd?
Why do smart people attend community college?
Will I ever be able to afford to go to college, even
if I can get in?
With
only 24 hours in a day, how can I be a high school superstar?
This
presentation will answer all these questions…and more.
Looking at college through
the lens of the admissions process, Mark Montgomery will share insights about
how to prepare for college
Academically
Financially
Emotionally
Strategically
The
goal is to help you focus more on the fundamental issues of happiness, success,
and prosperity, and less on the things that makes this process one of the
craziest, scariest, and most out-of-control aspects of American education.
Come
regain some control. Come learn how you
can Gear Up For College.
This
presentation is aimed at students in 8th through 11th
grade. But those with a bad case of
senioritis also are welcome to attend, as are younger students (and their
parents) who want to get ahead of the curve.
Mark Montgomery, Ph.D., is an
independent college consultant serving a national and international clientele
from offices in Denver, Colorado, Westfield, New Jersey, and Hong Kong,
China. A former college administrator,
admissions officer, professor of international relations, and high school
teacher of French, he brings a wealth of educational experience and perspective
to the process of college selection and admission. He speaks to audiences around the world about
how to choose the right colleges—and get in.
For more information about Dr.
Montgomery, please visit GreatCollegeAdvice.com.
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