The official e-newsletter of The Equestrian College Advisor.

Who are the unsung heroes who put in the daily, hands-on work to support veterinarians?

They're vet techs - and they're very important.

Do you get nervous riding your own horse or riding a draw in IEA competitions? The mental part of the sport can be the hardest -

here's a tip to help you work through those moments of fear.

From the blog:

I’ve written in the past about the concept of ownership in different forms – mainly having to do with owning horses (or rather them owning us!) – but while attending Homecoming events at my alma mater over the weekend and reminiscing with the young alumni from our equestrian program (most of whom I mentored during their college careers), I found new and different perspective and I think it’s worth sharing with students who are presently in the midst of their own college search. Read More

Each year, more than 2 million middle school and high school students fill out comprehensive surveys for the National Research Center for College & University Admissions detailing their academic records, their athletic skills, their religious leanings, their aspirations.

Colleges then purchase this information to compile databases of prospective students. That's where the mail comes from... Read More

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