This episode features Alyse Levine, Founder and CEO of Premium Prep College Counseling, a leading expert in college admissions. Alyse shares insights from her extensive experience working on both the university admissions side and as a private counselor. 🔑 Key Takeaways from the Episode Evolving Admissions Criteria: The focus has shifted dramatically from just academics and extracurriculars to including a "third dimension": character. Colleges are increasingly looking at who students are and ...
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This episode features Alyse Levine, Founder and CEO of Premium Prep College Counseling, a leading expert in college admissions. Alyse shares insights from her extensive experience working on both the university admissions side and as a private counselor. 🔑 Key Takeaways from the Episode Evolving Admissions Criteria: The focus has shifted dramatically from just academics and extracurriculars to including a "third dimension": character. Colleges are increasingly looking at who students are and ...
Jake sits down with co-host Danielle Griggs to discuss the impacts of the arts in education. They discuss her past influences that led her to pursue a career in the arts, what key takeaways students can gain from participating in the arts, and how to encourage your students to take a more artistic approach to their own education. For more information on Simplifi EDU online tutoring, check out www.simplifiedu.com
Educators At Heart
This episode features Alyse Levine, Founder and CEO of Premium Prep College Counseling, a leading expert in college admissions. Alyse shares insights from her extensive experience working on both the university admissions side and as a private counselor. 🔑 Key Takeaways from the Episode Evolving Admissions Criteria: The focus has shifted dramatically from just academics and extracurriculars to including a "third dimension": character. Colleges are increasingly looking at who students are and ...
