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Getting In: A College Coach Conversation

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Tune in for expert insights from the Bright Horizons College Coach podcast, Getting In: A College Coach Conversation.

Every week, hosts Ian Fisher, Sally Ganga, Shannon Vasconcelos and Kyra Tyler gather former admissions and financial aid officers as well as outside guests for candid, behind-the-scenes talk.

A sampling of subjects:

  • Questions you should never ask an admissions officer
  • Can you appeal financial aid decisions?
  • Tips for acing your interview
  • Myths about admissions decisions
  • Is it better to get an A in college prep or a B in honors?
  • Negotiating additional merit aid
  • ...and more!
New episodes come out every Thursday. Visit this page if you have questions you’d like to submit for an answer on air.
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