Ode to the Class of 2024

Congratulations to Mrs. “M’s” Class of 2024!

This class again showed their resilience as they conducted their college search both virtually and in person. They succeeded in so many ways and gained acceptance to a variety of outstanding schools. Even though we do not exactly know what the future holds, their shared experiences will never be forgotten, and their coping skills prepared them for whatever they may face. I am so very proud of them, and happy to have been a small part of their college process!

The following schools are lucky to have you as part of their communities next year – the distinguished Class of 2028!

Emory University
Lehigh University
New Jersey Institute of Technology
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Tufts University
Wake Forest University

It was such an incredible pleasure to be part of your college journey and get to know all of you. Please keep me posted on your future endeavors!

With a warm smile,
Mrs. “M”

List of schools from previous graduating classes:

Class of 2023

College of Charleston
Fairfield University
Georgetown University
Sacred Heart University – Physician’s Assistant Program
Syracuse University – David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics
Syracuse University – S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communication
University of Alabama
University of Miami Nursing
University of Notre Dame
Villanova University
Wentworth Institute of Technology

Class of 2022

Elon University – Gap Year
Indiana University – Kelley School of Business
Lynn University
Marist College
Pennsylvania State University
Seton Hall University
Stevens Institute of Technology
University of Arizona
University of Delaware
Virginia Polytechnic University
Wake Forest University

Class of 2021

Boston College
Colgate University
Dickinson College
Drexel University
Endicott College
Fordham University
Loyola Marymount University
Marist College
Northeastern University
Pace University
Rutgers University
Southern Methodist University
Texas Christian University
Wake Forest University

Class of 2020

Bucknell University
Georgetown University
Hofstra University
Kean University (2)
Loyola University Maryland
Marist College (2)
Quinnipiac University (2)
Saint Joseph’s University (2)
Susquehanna University
Syracuse University
Tulane University

Class of 2019

Boston College – Carroll School of Management/MBA
Boston University
Dickinson College
Drew University
Georgetown University
High Point University
Indiana University
Ithaca College
Kean University, Michael Graves College of Architecture and Design
Miami University of Ohio
Northeastern University
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Sacred Heart University
St. Joseph’s University
Syracuse University
Union County College
University of Maryland (2)
University of Miami
University of New Haven

Class of 2018
Bentley University
Boston College
Drexel University
Fordham University Gabelli School of Business
Kings College
Lawrence Technological University
Marist College
Miami University of Ohio
Occidental College
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rowan University
Seton Hall University
Syracuse University, S. I Newhouse School of Public Communications
University of Delaware
University of Maine
University of Massachusetts Amherst
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of Scranton
University of Vermont

Class of 2017
Colgate University
Immaculata University
Lafayette College
Muhlenberg College
Rhode Island School of Design
Seton Hall University
Southwestern University
The George Washington University
Tulane University
Trinity College – Dublin
University of Hartford
University of Massachusetts Amherst
University of Pennsylvania – Wharton School
University of Southern California – Marshall School of Business
University of Virginia
Villanova University
Wentworth Institute of Technology (Colleges of the Fenway)

Class of 2016
Catholic University of America
Boston College
Boston University – London
Bucknell University
Drew University
Gettysburg College
George Mason University
Lynn University
Marist College
Miami of Ohio
Rochester Institute of Technology
Santa Clara College
Savannah College of Art and Design
Tulane University
University of Arizona
University of the Arts
University of Michigan – Nursing
University of Mississippi
University of Richmond
University of Southern California – School of Cinematic Arts

Class of 2015
Bryant College
Catholic University of America
Champlain College
Colgate University
College of the Holy Cross
Dickinson College
Elon University
Fairfield University
Georgetown University
High Point University
Loyola University of Maryland
Marist College
Millersville University of Pennsylvania
Occidental College
Skidmore College
Saint Lawrence University
Sarah Lawrence College (Gap Year)
St. Olaf College
The George Washington University
Tulane University
University of Connecticut
University of Miami
University of Richmond
University of Rochester
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Wake Forest University

Class of 2014
Emerson College
Eugene Lang College/The New School for Liberal Arts
Fairfield University
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Franklin & Marshall College
High Point University
Marist College
New York University – College of Arts and Science
New York University – Freshman Year/London
Rowan University
Saint Joseph’s University
Stevens Institute of Technology
University of Pittsburgh/Nursing Program
Villanova University
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Washington College

Class of 2013
Berklee College of Music
Boston College
Brandeis University
Drexel University
Duke University
Elon University
Georgetown University
Lehigh University
Marist College
Monmouth University
New York University
Quinnipiac University
Sacred Heart University
Saint Lawrence University
Salve Regina College
Skidmore College
Trinity College
University of Delaware
University of Richmond
West Virginia University
Wofford College

Class of 2012
Catholic University of America
Colgate University
Connecticut College
Elon University
Emory University
Fairfield University
Fordham University
Gettysburg College
Hartford University
Johns Hopkins University
Marist College
Montclair State University
New York University
Rider University
Roger Williams University
Rowan University
Sarah Lawrence College
SUNY Delhi
Syracuse University, School of Arts and Sciences
Syracuse University, Whitman School of Business

Class of 2011
Berklee College of Music
Bowdoin College
College of Charleston
Emory University
Gettysburg College
Guilford College
High Point University
Johnson & Wales University
Lehigh University
Loyola University
Marist College
Mitchell College
Pennsylvania State University – Hazelton Campus
Roanoke College
Sacred Heart University
Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
Tulane University
University of Southern California
Wake Forest University

Class of 2010
American University
Arcadia University
Bucknell University
The Culinary Institute of America
Duke University
Franklin & Marshall College
Goucher College
Green Mountain College
Lynchburg College
New York University, the Tisch School of Film Studies
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rutgers University
Seton Hall University
University of California, Santa Barbara
University of Pittsburgh
University of Tennessee
Villanova University

Class of 2009
Centenary College
Connecticut College
Elon University
Hamilton College
Haverford College
Hobart and William Smith Colleges
Ithaca College
Oberlin College
Quinnipiac University
Sacred Heart University
Saint Joseph’s University
Sarah Lawrence College
The College of New Jersey
University of New Haven
University of St. Andrews, Scotland
Villanova University

Ode to the Class of 2023

Congratulations to Mrs. “M’s” Class of 2023!

This class showed their resilience as they conducted their college search both virtually and in person if they could. They succeeded in so many ways and gained acceptance to a variety of outstanding schools. Even though we do not exactly know what the future holds, their shared experiences will never be forgotten, and their coping skills prepared them for whatever they may face. I am so very proud of them, and happy to have been a small part of their college process!

The following schools are lucky to have you as part of their communities next year – the distinguished Class of 2027!

It was such an incredible pleasure to be part of your college journey and get to know all of you. Please keep me posted on your future endeavors!

With a warm smile,
Mrs. “M”

List of schools from previous graduating classes:

Class of 2022

Class of 2021

Class of 2020

Class of 2019

Ode to the Class of 2022

Congratulations to Mrs. “M’s” Class of 2022!

The following schools are lucky to have you as part of their communities next year – the distinguished Class of 2026!

It was such an incredible pleasure to be part of your college journey and get to know all of you. Please keep me posted on your future endeavors!

With a warm smile,
Mrs. “M”

List of schools from previous graduating classes:

Class of 2021
Boston College
Colgate University
Dickinson College
Drexel University
Endicott College
Fordham University
Loyola Marymount University
Marist College
Northeastern University
Pace University
Rutgers University
Southern Methodist University
Texas Christian University
Wake Forest University

Class of 2020

Class of 2019

Ode to the Class of 2021

Congratulations to Mrs. “M’s” Class of 2021!

This class conducted their entire college search process virtually and experienced their last two high school years during a pandemic. They succeeded in so many ways and gained acceptance to a variety of outstanding schools. Even though we do not exactly know what the future holds, their shared experiences will never be forgotten, and their coping skills prepared them for whatever they may face. I am so very proud of them, and happy to have been a small part of their college journey!

The following schools are lucky to have you as part of their communities next year – the distinguished Class of 2025!

It was such an incredible pleasure to be part of your college journey and get to know all of you. Please keep me posted on your future endeavors!

With a warm smile,
Mrs. “M”

List of schools from previous graduating classes:

Class of 2020

Class of 2019

Ode to the Class of 2020

Congratulations to Mrs. “M’s” Class of 2020!

2020 is a year that no one will ever forget. Spring semester came to a grinding halt with the pandemic lock-down. Everyone’s plans and expectations had to pivot on a dime as the whole world became virtual. The class succeeded and was accepted to many great schools. Even though we do not exactly know what the future holds, we do know that their shared experiences will never be forgotten, and their coping skills will prepare them for whatever they may face. I am so very proud of them, and happy to have been a small part of their college journey!

The following schools are lucky to have you as part of their communities next year – the distinguished Class of 2024!

It was such an incredible pleasure to be part of your college journey and get to know all of you. Please keep me posted on your future endeavors!

With a warm smile,
Mrs. “M”

List of schools from previous graduating classes:

Class of 2019

Ode to the Class of 2019

Congratulations to Mrs. “M’s” Class of 2019!

Even though we continue to hear that there are less students applying from the Northeast, it was yet another incredibly competitive year. Many faced lots of wait-lists, and spring and sophomore year admits. My talented students accepted places in so many great fit schools. I am so very proud of them, and happy to be a small part of their college journey!

The following schools are lucky to have you as part of their communities next year – the distinguished Class of 2023!

It was such an incredible pleasure to be part of your college journey and get to know all of you. Please keep me posted on your future endeavors!

With a warm smile,
Mrs. “M”

List of schools from previous graduating classes:

400th College Visited!

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Carolyn Mulligan, the principal of Insiders Network to College, just visited her 400th college on a recent Texas tour. She recorded this milestone in her 13th year as a private college counselor. “Putting boots on the campuses,” taking the tours and meeting with admissions officers / regional representatives is a critical component of her counseling process. “The essence of my business is finding the right match for each student,” says Mulligan. “This entails developing a target list that blends the needs of my students with the colleges where they have a good chance of being accepted. My clients normally apply to 8 or 10 schools, which include the full spectrum from highly likely to reaches.”

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Visiting 400 colleges is quite an accomplishment. You would need to spend over 9 months to hit this number if you saw 10 colleges a week. This accomplishment does not include Carolyn’s several return visits to many campuses over her 13-year career. Campuses and programs of study evolve and change over time. The visits, combined with attending local and regional conferences plus meeting the regional representatives as they visit local high schools during the school year has helped Carolyn find the right match for the hundreds of students she’s worked with over the years.

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Carolyn works with her exclusive list of clients and manages all aspects of the college search. She brings a nurturing touch to the process as she endeavors to do her best for each student. “The procedure is complicated and has many dimensions that need to be addressed. My corporate logo is a labyrinth. It’s not a maze. It’s complicated but if you follow the path there’s success at the end. I’m there every step of the way to get my students to the college they may never have thought of but may be just the right place.”

Ode to the Class of 2018

Congratulations to Mrs. “M’s” Class of 2018!

This year’s colleges and universities are lucky to have so many talented students in their incoming class. Among others, there is the new Steve Jobs, an amazing epidemiologist, a female biomedical engineer/diver, the future Elon Musk, a potential candidate for Shark Tank, a talented pitcher, a sports communicator, a philosopher, a dentist, a computer scientist, an owner of a fly-fishing guide company and a caring neuroscientist. Their futures will be nurtured and inspired at the following schools, as part of the Class of 2022!

The following schools are lucky to have you as part of their communities next year – the distinguished Class of 2022!

Bentley University
Boston College
Drexel University
Fordham University Gabelli School of Business
Kings College
Lawrence Technological University
Marist College
Miami University of Ohio
Occidental College
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Rochester Institute of Technology
Rowan University
Seton Hall University
Syracuse University, S. I Newhouse School of Public Communications
University of Delaware
University of Maine
University of Massachusetts Amherst
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of Scranton
University of Vermont

It was such an incredible pleasure to be part of your college journey and get to know all of you. Please keep me posted on your future endeavors!

With a warm smile,
Mrs. “M”

List of schools from previous graduating classes:

Texas Round-Up

Trinity University
From the time I stepped on campus and looked over the city of San Antonio, I realized that I had discovered a “hidden gem” at Trinity University. In the words of one of the student panelists from Burlington, Vermont, she thought it was the “Middlebury” of the Southeast. The campus is wooded and lush, but has a bucolic feel even though it’s in the middle of San Antonio, the nation’s 7th largest city. San Antonio is diverse and fun with ethnic food; the meandering Riverwalk, reminiscent of Venice, is downtown and we were there during Fiesta, their Mardi Gras. The student panel reminded us that they study very hard and are excellent students, having done a lot of internships, and many seniors already had jobs or good leads that were connected to them by active alums.

The combination of diversity, access to professors, a variety of strong majors, and active community service, gave me a really good feel for the university. This is a school I plan to suggest to many more of my students, now that I have experienced it first-hand.

The University of Houston
In 1969, Conrad Hilton, Eric Hilton and Founding Dean James Taylor announced the funding of what would become the Hilton College at the University of Houston. The Hilton Hotel on campus is one of 350 Hilton hotels, but is unique in that it is a primary teaching facility for the College. Many of their employees are students receiving experience in guest service, hotel operations, food & beverage service, housekeeping and banquets. There are only a few universities in the United States that have hotels on their campus including the Statler at Cornell University.

The University of Houston is also known for their Honors College encompassing such programs as the Bauer Business College, Engineering and many Health Programs.

Rice University
As soon as you walk through the stately archway and enter the spectacular quad at Rice, you can feel the satisfaction of the student body. Much of this is attributed to their Residential College system where all students are assigned freshman year to a college or small community where they live, dine and interact with faculty mentors. Each residential college is a self-supporting unit with its own government, budget, intramural team and advisors. Students identify with their residential college well beyond graduation. It is for life.

Students at Rice achieve their goals with great compassion but in support of each other and without competition at the expense of others. It is a comprehensive research university, even though the school is a little under 4,000 students. Some of this has to do with its location in Houston close to terrific medical and scientific facilities, including NASA and the MD Anderson Cancer Center.

Texas A & M University
We were on the expansive campus of Texas A & M University just days after Barbara Bush was buried on the grounds of the George H.W. Bush Library. Her funeral cortege drove on a road lined with the corps of cadets who are part of the undergraduate student body, and we saw and heard these cadets on campus during our tour. We loved the Century Tree near the Academic Building. Tradition says that if a couple walks together underneath the Century Tree, they will eventually marry — and if a marriage proposal takes place under the tree, the marriage will last forever. The celebration of tradition at Texas A & M is sacred.

A tremendous football school, the Texas “Aggies” honor the tradition of the “12th Man,” and harkening back to this story, all attendees stand during every game in honor of this special legacy.

University of Texas – Austin
The flagship of the University of Texas system, the campus at Austin, is just gorgeous. With fountains and reflecting pools, it is no wonder that many of our out-of-state students go to UT-Austin for specific programs and return wishing to apply. However, with a very small out-of-state population, often hovering around 7%, it is a very competitive pool.

Many of their programs like Engineering, Film and Business are impacted like the California State Schools and as such, are very hard to get into. Like many of the other Texas state institutions, which have an automatic admissions system for the top 10% of their classes, this fills a good portion of their class making it harder for out-of-state students to gain admission. However, if you show unusual promise or fill a particular institutional need for one of the Texas State schools, you have a better chance. The out-of-state students are warmly received on campus and there are so many wonderful clubs and activities in which to be involved. And of course, Texas is full of traditions and school spirit that is unrivaled at many other schools!
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St. Edward’s University
One of the seven colleges taught by the order of the Congregation of the Holy Cross like Notre Dame, this school is close to my heart because of its mascot. Like Summit High School, they are the “Hilltoppers” and their mascot is the Goat. The school is perched high over the city of Austin with a magnificent view from their main administration building. Their Meadows Coffee House is representative of the feel of the campus, sort of a Brooklyn, NY, “hipster” feeling and diversity is the order of the day. Even though the student body is almost 4,000, students do not fall through the cracks but receive terrific academic advising. St. Ed’s was the #1 Producer of Fulbright Scholars two years ago among Masters Institutions. Students do an incredible amount of community service in the Austin area, and 74% complete internships in their fields.

Their Business program is very strong and they work in a maker space in downtown Austin called the “Capital Factory” to pursue their entrepreneurial pursuits as well as engaging in a Masters Entrepreneurial Program called ESTEEM with Notre Dame University.

Schreiner University
Schreiner University is a school of about 1,000 undergraduates located in the Texas hill country, about an hour from San Antonio. It has some very unique strengths.

If you are serious about re-application to a military service academy and searching for a college-level program look no further than the Greystone Preparation Academy. Here you can earn up to 38 college credits in a curriculum designed to meet your individual academic needs.

Another very special offering at Schreiner is their Learning Support Services program which is run by Dr. Gallik. This is a comprehensive fee for service program. You can find particulars of the program, which has a separate application at this link. Dr. Gallik will also be glad to answer any specific questions you may have.

Lynn University

Lynn University – Boca Raton, Florida

Where can you attend a small liberal arts school and become a Commercial, Private or Professional Pilot or a Certified Flight Instructor among many other jobs in the Aviation Industry? Lynn University has a solid College of Aeronautics.

Where does your core curriculum include the Dialogues, a special group of classes that blend the liberal arts and professional studies? These courses are taken by every student on campus. They’re designed to add a level of soft skills that employers are hungry for in the students they are looking to hire? See this article by AAC&U: What’s In a Dialogue? Lynn University’s Core Curriculum Explores Big Questions

Where can you find a group of faculty so engaged in teaching students that they are not tenured? The progressive and caring faculty constantly innovate their curriculum to meet the needs of their Gen X students.

Where can you find a school literally without textbooks? Lynn went to a full IPad program in 2013 with the assistance of Apple. They’ve been proclaimed an Apple Distinguished School four times since then. Their innovative classes are all delivered anywhere on campus on I Pad Pro 256 models.

Where can a student with Learning Differences be well-supported? The Institute for Achievement and Learning is a thought leader in this field, and prepares all levels of students to be self-sufficient in their college learning careers and beyond.

Where can you find Affordable Pathways where students can complete their undergraduate degrees in 3 years? There are 460 students currently enrolled in this program at Lynn.

Where can you find a renowned 750-seat Conservatory of Music on a liberal arts campus? The Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center was built in 2010. It served as the site of the third and final 2012 presidential debate.

Where can you find a Hospitality Management Major with a Food Service Operations program? We had a “Taste of China” presentation with their Head Chef which was outstanding. They are located near Florida’s strong tourism business.

Where can you find strong Division 2 sports in the Sunshine League? Lynn students won 23 National Championships including soccer and baseball.

Where can you find a University President and a Vice President of Student Affairs who play in a rock band?

Where can you find a University with a student body that is 20% International?

Lynn University in Boca Raton, Florida!

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Ode to the Class of 2017

Congratulations to Mrs. “M’s” Class of 2017!

Once again, it was a really tough admissions year but you were successful! Your authentic voices shone through on your applications and it all worked.

Each of you did your research, took a good look at yourself and discovered your passions and talents. We worked together to communicate your own unique personality to the colleges through your applications, interviews and supporting materials.

The following schools are lucky to have you as part of their communities next year – the distinguished Class of 2021!

Colgate University
Immaculata University
Lafayette College
Muhlenberg College
Rhode Island School of Design
Seton Hall University
Southwestern University
The George Washington University
Tulane University
Trinity College – Dublin
University of Hartford
University of Massachusetts Amherst
University of Pennsylvania – Wharton School
University of Southern California – Marshall School of Business
University of Virginia
Villanova University
Wentworth Institute of Technology (Colleges of the Fenway)

It was such an incredible pleasure to be part of your college journey and get to know all of you. Please keep me posted on your future endeavors.

With a smile,
Mrs. “M”

List of schools from previous graduating classes:

Where They Are Going – Class of 2016

Congratulations to Mrs. “M’s” Class of 2016!

Once again, it was a really tough admissions year but you were successful! Your authentic voices shone through on your applications and it all worked.

The following schools are lucky to have you as part of their communities next year – the distinguished Class of 2020!

Catholic University of America
Boston College
Boston University – London
Bucknell University
Drew University
Gettysburg College
George Mason University
Lynn University
Marist College
Miami of Ohio
Rochester Institute of Technology
Santa Clara College
Savannah College of Art and Design
Tulane University
University of Arizona
University of the Arts
University of Michigan – Nursing
University of Mississippi
University of Richmond
University of Southern California – School of Cinematic Arts

It was such an incredible pleasure to be part of your college journey and get to know all of you. Please keep me posted on your future endeavors.

With a smile,
Mrs. “M”

List of schools from previous graduating classes:

Demystifying the College Search and Application Process

Join me at the Summit Public Library, 75 Maple Street, at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, April 19th for a comprehensive review of the college application process! This is the second in a three-part lecture series sponsored by the Summit Free Public Library and the Summit YMCA.

I’ll be speaking about the Coalition for Access, Affordability and Success, which is a new standard application developed by over 90 colleges to compete with the Common Application.

I’ll also give you an update on the latest issues and trends in the college admission process. We’ll discuss a roadmap for what you should be doing at every step of your student’s search for a right fit school.

Bryant University

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Bryant University – Smithfield, Rhode Island

bryant_univ_2 Upon arriving at Bryant, I was directed to Admissions in the Unistructure, and immediately thought I had entered the campus of the future in Smithfield, Rhode Island. The Unistructure houses all the academic classes, a few lecture halls, the cafeteria, the Academic Center for Excellence (ACE) as well as the Amica Career Center.

Even though Bryant has a reputation for being a school focused on business, they have an unusual and timely academic requirement. You must have a major and a minor. If the Major is in the College of Business, the Minor must be in the College of Arts and Sciences, and vice versa. This ensures a totally well-rounded graduate.

Bryant is part of the Rhode Island Consortium so students can cross-register with a number of neighboring institutions for other courses, a real highlight.

Bryant is a Division 1 athletic school, but has some unusual and favorite non-varsity sports, including cornhole and bacci. In addition, President Maackley (beloved by the entire student body), challenges any student to beat him in a game of racquetball for a free semester of tuition. No one so far has been able to best him though many have tried.

The Amica Career Center is very active in helping students find internships and full-time jobs. The surrounding areas are ripe with employers like FM Global, CVS, Fidelity Investment, Hasbro, TGX, Alex And Ani, Toys R Us, Sirius, Z100 and Amica Insurance (which financed the career center).

Little known fact – their annual Bingo Night is so well known that the NEW YORK TIMES did an article on it on April 17, 2011.

Providence College

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IMG_2413_worked If I were the 2015 NCAA Ice Hockey Championship Team Winner of the “Frozen Four,” I’d host high school counselors and independent consultants in my ice hockey arena too! So we recently spent the morning in Providence College’s newly renovated Schneider Arena to hear presentations from the Deans of the Arts and Sciences School, the Business School and the Professional Studies School.

Providence College, with the only major in Public and Community Service in the country, also announced their new Musical Theatre Major. It is only fitting that PC should have this major since this is part of their application process where they look for a serious commitment on the part of applicants to community service.

They are also building a new 70,000 square foot building for the Arthur and Patricia Ryan Center for Business Studies that will be open in January of 2017. This shows where some of the program emphasis is being placed on campus.
The “Campus Transformation Project” is an amazing campus revitalization that encompasses the new Business School building, as well as many walkways and landscaping formations. There are many new areas that separate motor vehicle and pedestrian traffic, and create a whole new feeling on campus. It is a very exciting time for Providence, both physically and academically.

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Ode to the Class of 2024

Ode to the Class of 2023

Ode to the Class of 2022

Ode to the Class of 2021

Ode to the Class of 2020

Ode to the Class of 2019

400th College Visited!

Ode to the Class of 2018

Texas Round-Up

Lynn University

Ode to the Class of 2017

Where They Are Going – Class of 2016

Demystifying the College Search and Application Process

Bryant University

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