Attending college is a life-changing opportunity. The process of finding and applying to college can be complex and confusing—especially for high schoolers who are the first in their family to do so. Add a pandemic to the mix, and the level of uncertainty increases significantly. You students and families will hear from our panel of experts, all first-generation students themselves, for a candid discussion filled with practical tips and inspiring personal stories. Plus, get answers to questions related to financial aid, choosing a major, and fighting imposter syndrome. First-Generation Students: Practical Tips for College Admissions Wednesday, November 11 at 7:00 PM ET Our panelists for this episode are; Chuck Hughes, President and Founder, Road to College; Karen Stroud Felton, Director of Student Success and Pre-College Programs, University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Business, Carmen Veloria, Community Relations Advisor for American Student Assistance. Lee Coffin, Dean of Admissions, Dartmouth College will moderate the conversation. Please share this information with your students and their families so that they can join us on Zoom for the private broadcast. All episodes include live Q&A with the experts. Know other counselors and educators who would love to share this information with their school community? Be sure to share the episode information with your peers! |
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