The latest episode of College Admissions Decoded is now available!
Listen to Episode 11—”Why College Late Bloomers Are Special”—on NACAC’s website or Apple Podcasts.
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New NACAC Podcast Episode Available
The latest episode of College Admissions Decoded is now available!
Listen to Episode 8, “How Families Can Talk About Paying for College,” on NACAC’s website or Apple Podcasts.
Now Available: New Podcast Episode
The latest episode of College Admissions Decoded is now available! Listen on NACAC’s website or Apple Podcasts.
“Avoiding the Parent Trap: A Common-Sense Approach to College Admission,” features NACAC members sharing tips for parents on how to be effective and supportive throughout the admission process.
Tune in and share with the students and families you serve!
New Podcast Episode Now Available
The fourth episode of NACAC’s College Admissions Decoded podcast is now available!
Tune in to hear NACAC Board Director Jacques Steinberg and Rafael Figueroa, dean of college guidance at Albuquerque Academy (NM), discuss what educators and college admission professionals can do to help to help all students and their families explore postsecondary options.
ICYMI: New Podcast Episode Now Available
A new episode of NACAC’s College Admissions Decoded podcast is now available.
In the episode, admission leaders discuss pressures from campus stakeholders, the responsibility to serve families, and how colleges are adapting to the rapid evolution of the prospective college student.
NACAC Launches Podcast Series
NACAC today launched its College Admissions Decoded podcast series to help students, families, and the professionals who support them better understand the admission process.
The first episode, “College Admission After Operation Varsity Blues,” features insights from:
- Stefanie Niles, NACAC president and vice president for enrollment and communications at Ohio Wesleyan University
- Angel Pérez, vice president for enrollment and student success at Trinity College (CT)
- Jim Rawlins, director of admissions/assistant vice president of enrollment management at the University of Oregon