The official e-newsletter of The Equestrian College Advisor.

From the blog:

The concept of ownership has been a big discussion point for me over the past week in various settings and with various audiences. Partially it’s had to do with the responsibilities that accompany horse ownership, but many of the conversations have become conceptual in nature as they’ve gone on and I’ve found that all come to rest around a central point: the idea that ownership of anything (a horse, a home, a college education) is a bit of an “all or nothing” principle and that to get the most out of whatever it is, you really need to be all in if you wish to be successful. Read More

"The goal is to get a feel for the school beyond the brochures that have been arriving daily for the past year.

Here's what I learned

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Parents, can you pass the PSAT? No, not that one -

the Parents' Student Assistant Test

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How Applications are Evaluated and Decisions Made

"Through high school, [those] who have demonstrated intellectual curiosity, personal initiative, and those who have made an impact on their school and community will have a much greater advantage in the admissions process. Students need to be who they are, but to work at making a difference."

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