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Expert Advice for College Bound Students

May 05, 2008 By: Aurelia Category: Parenting My Teen Podcast

Welcome to Episode # 33!

If you have a student who is in the midst of submitting college applications or even if your student is just starting high school, parents should NOT miss this very informative show about what attributes colleges are looking for in their applicants!

My guest this week is Suzanne Luse, a certified educational consultant from College Expert, and she helps us understand what role parents should play in the college application process, how to encourage your children to make decisions and take initiative when speaking to college representatives, and why your high school student should take four years of math and English classes.

Sue also has a Top 10 List of what colleges deem “most important” on a student’s application. Some of these things might surprise you!

Although Sue’s list is quite comprehensive and colleges are only admitting a fraction of their applicants, try not to put added pressure on your student. It is completely normal to apply to 7-10 colleges rather than 2-3 when we were their age.

If you have any additional questions for Sue or about college in general, please leave a comment below and I will find an answer for you!

 
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The Parenting My Teen Podcast

A show all about you and your teens. Parenting teenagers is a very rewarding experience, but it isn't always an easy job. We are here to help you along the way with our team of teen experts.

During each show, we tackle some of the issues that come with parenting teenager. We will discuss the issues that you and your teen are dealing with. We talk about anything from school and peer pressure to drinking and drugs. We get you through the first stages of puberty all the way to college admissions. Along the way we get input from our team of experts including teachers, coaches and a nutritionist. Of course there will also be plenty of opportunities for the teens themselves to speak up and give us their perspective on the topic we are discussing and of course to let us know what is going on in their lives, what is important to them.

All in all, this show is jammed packed with anything you as a parent of a teen are dealing with on a daily basis. We offer a fresh perspective on the parent-teen relationship and offer wonderful tools, resources and advice on parenting teenagers. The show was created to give you hands on advice and suggestions.

Why don't you grab a cup of coffee or tea, take a seat and enjoy the show. You might just hear a tip that will help get you closer to your teen.