Horse Cents

Dollars and (Horse) Cents

Randi has posted a new blog entry about the college search experience for equestrian students - check it out!

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Scholarship myths and realities.

 SENIORS:Do the schools to which you've been accepted require a mid-year report through the Common Application?  If so, make sure that your high school counseling offices are on the ball and sending them out! JUNIORS:I have a lot of campus visit resources at my disposal; let me know if you want help planning spring tours.  I also have additional SAT and ACT planning materials if you would like those to be sent to you.IF YOU'RE CONSIDERING APPLYING TO AN IVY LEAGUE OR HIGHLY SELECTIVE SCHOOL IN THE FALL - I've subscribed to a new application evaluation service that can assist you in weighing the merits of your application BEFORE the admissions officers see them.  Call me for details.TRAVEL:My trip to Florida for the College Preparatory Invitational Horse Show is booked; I'll be in West Palm Beach from March 27 through 31.  Appointment scheduling will be a bit spotty due to the event, but those wanting one-on-one appointments can have them.  Call me soon and we'll get something on the books!From the blog:It’s an exciting – and nerve-wracking! – time of year right now if you’re a high school senior.  It’s perhaps even more exciting and nerve-wracking if you’re the parent of a high school senior!  While fall is dedicated to the rush of essays, transcripts, and the dreaded college application, families tend to spend January through May 1 in a cycle of excitement (“Yay! I got in!”), disappointment (“Oh no, I’ve been denied!”), and panic (“How in the world will we ever pay for this?!”) Read More