The official e-newsletter of The Equestrian College Advisor.

From the blog:

I confess I haven’t read Dr. Steven R. Covey extensively (or at all – sorry, Dr. C!), but every now and then I’ll scroll through my social media feeds and someone will have posted his excellent and profound statement on the difference between listening and understanding.

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Sixteen collegiate equestrian riders have been chossen to participate in the 2016 American Quarter Horse Association Collegiate Horsemanship Challenge November 13-14 as part of the Lucas Oil AQHA World Championship Show in Oklahoma City.

On College versus Vocation:

"I see students who disengage from school because they believe that what they are learning doesn’t relate to who they are or what they want to be—or worse, they are tracked by the system into programs that appear to be for their benefit but actually perpetuate an unspoken bias, and are sometimes for the benefit of universities, businesses, and government agencies."

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Choosing a college can be stressful, but what's even more stressful? Deciding where to actually apply! While the internet is overflowing with factors you should consider when you're applying to college, talking about the things you shouldn't consider seems to be taboo. The application process can be overwhelming (especially when you have your dad helping you with your personal essays ––yikes!). But, it can help to have all the information in order to make the best decision.Here are 7 things NOT to consider.

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