Colleges look at more than just good grades and test scores. Instead, colleges look at the whole student. This session introduces the concept of holistic admissions and what learners should be doing now to prepare for admission both inside and outside of the classroom. REGISTRATION LINK
The UCs use 13 criteria for admission evaluation. We will explore how learners can take advantage of these 13 criteria. Even though this session focuses on the UC system, the criteria is a great guide for admission to other colleges that use holistic admissions. REGISTRATION LINK
The single most important factors in college admissions is course rigor and a college preparatory path. College admission staff need to see that a learner is prepared for college level work and will succeed if admitted. They also look to see if a learner has gone beyond the minimum requirements. REGISTRATION LINK
The Exploration High School Team will share high school expectations with learners who will be new to high school next year. Register HERE
Learners should spend time doing what they love, not what they think a college wants. Let’s talk about what makes you interesting. Many learners don’t even realize they are already participating in pretty impressive extracurricular activities simply because they follow their hearts. REGISTRATION LINK
Parents are invited to attend the CAASPP Overview for Parents webinar to learn more about CAASPP testing, why testing participation and performance is important to iLEAD, changes for 2023, and how best to help your child prepare. Register HERE.
To take or not to take? That is the question. With this new test-optional and test-free world, how important is the SAT or ACT? What about AP testing? Is the PSAT a good idea? Get your questions answered in this session. REGISTRATION LINK
Learners are invited to attend the CAASPP Testing Tips for Learners webinar to better understand the tests they will be taking, what a typical test looks like, how to prepare, and tips and tricks that can be used while testing. Register HERE
There are so many types of colleges out there! They range in size, location, and personality. Learn about small liberal arts colleges, research universities, specialty colleges, and Historically Black Colleges and Universities. We will also discuss different curriculum styles such as a core vs open curriculum. REGISTRATION LINK
What is student privacy and how do parents navigate the postsecondary world? In high school the parent has access to teachers and staff but in college the student is considered an adult regardless of age. Learn about student privacy, what parents have and don’t have access to, and what a learner needs to do to...
