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Homeschooling to College: Ask an Admissions Counselor

ctcollegeI have the opportunity to interview a few admissions counselors for an upcoming post here on Adorable Chaos. I need your help! I have plenty of my own questions and concerns about transcripts, the application process and preparing my teen for all of it, but what do you want to know?

If you could sit down with an admissions counselor, what would you ask?

Hopefully, these interviews will help us all obtain a better understanding of what will be expected of our students in the application process, as well as advice for finding a school that is a perfect (or close to it) match for their learning style and academic goals. The more accurate information we have as parents, the more effectively we will be able to guide our teens in making great choices as they approach the next step in their educational journey.

Please take a moment to send me your questions via email at alandisman(at)gmail(dot)com, or leave your question in the comments section below. I look forward to hearing from you! Your questions and answers will be featured here on Adorable Chaos in the upcoming month – so keep an eye out for it!

 

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