WE ARE ENTERING THE LAST FULL WEEK OF THE VERY UNUSUAL 2019-20 SCHOOL YEAR. No new assignments will be given to students in any courses this week and students can focus on completing any makeup work in a class or doing optional class options. This will be the last Counseling/Guidance Weekly Update for this school year. Counselors are here to help out, support, and problem-solve with students and parents until June 23, then they too will be off for summer vacation.
Here is a repeat of the final messages to finish out the school year:
End of School, 2019-20 In a typical school year, we lose the last week or so of school for final examinations, make-ups, and a last day of school with brief meetings of each class. News flash: this is not a typical year.
Here is our BHS plan for finishing school that includes important student retrieval of personal items and return of school textbooks, uniforms, and the like.
* Monday 6/15-Friday 6/19: Review and make-up; also, retrieval of student belongings and return of school items. (See below.)
* Monday 6/22-Tuesday 6/23: Last days of school with schedules for all classes to meet:
Monday 6/22 Tuesday 6/23
10:00-10:45 Z Block 10:00-10:45 D Block
11:00-11:45 A Block 11:00-11:45 E Block
1:00-1:45 B Block 1:00-1:45 F Block
2:00-2:45 C Block 2:00-2:45 G Block
Here is a repeat of the final messages to finish out the school year:
End of School, 2019-20 In a typical school year, we lose the last week or so of school for final examinations, make-ups, and a last day of school with brief meetings of each class. News flash: this is not a typical year.
Here is our BHS plan for finishing school that includes important student retrieval of personal items and return of school textbooks, uniforms, and the like.
* Monday 6/15-Friday 6/19: Review and make-up; also, retrieval of student belongings and return of school items. (See below.)
* Monday 6/22-Tuesday 6/23: Last days of school with schedules for all classes to meet:
Monday 6/22 Tuesday 6/23
10:00-10:45 Z Block 10:00-10:45 D Block
11:00-11:45 A Block 11:00-11:45 E Block
1:00-1:45 B Block 1:00-1:45 F Block
2:00-2:45 C Block 2:00-2:45 G Block
Student Access to BHS and Return of School Items: Wednesday 6/17-Friday 6/19
BHS students will be able to access the high school this week to retrieve their belongings and return items borrowed from the school: books, uniforms, and other material. We are planning for tightly scheduled access from Wednesday 6/17 to Friday 6/19. Assistant Head of School Hal Mason has sent a detailed plan, with sign-up specifics and health and safety requirements, last week.
Feel free to check the Student and Family Mental Health and Social Services Resource List on the BHS homepage for regularly updated resources for anyone in the Brookline community. As always, be sure to reach out to a counselor, dean, or other caring BHS staff member if you have any questions or concerns about school or ways to manage during this quarantine time. We’re here for you!
Again, this week’s complete Counseling/Guidance department weekly update will again be shared with all BHS students and guardians so everyone can see announcements for the entire community. Be well!
Consider signing up for the FREE Science of Well Being Yale Course -
https://www.coursera.org/learn/the-science-of-well-being
Dr. Jen Green of Boston Univ/Wheelock has partnered with Medway Public Schools to develop COVID-19 Stress Education Course for high school students. This opportunity is for students to complete on their own, if they have time, and as an adjunct to the stress education built into the Mindfulness Program at Brookline High. There is simple ways to better understand stress, as well as help students find their best strategies to battle extreme, unhealthy stress. Any student can check it out for free-
https://www.bu.edu/wheelock/dr-jen-green-partners-with-medway-public-schools-to-develop-covid-19-stress-education-course/
Teen Support Group- Organized by students for students who are concerned about their use of marijuana, alcohol or other drugs. This is a confidential harm reduction group with students setting their own goals. The meetings include speakers, readings, discussion topics and peer support. For more information, or to sign-up for the group, send an email to the group facilitator, mary_minottminott@psbma.org
Need student tech support for various teaching and information sharing platforms? Tech support for BHS students link - http://bhs.brookline.k12.ma.us/technology.html
Mutual Aid Brookline continues to provide needed aid to Brookline residents during this pandemic. Mutual Aid Brookline is an organization formed where neighbors are helping neighbors make it through this difficult time. They can help with grocery shopping, emergency childcare, running errands, rent/bill paying support for those who have lost jobs. They are looking for ongoing donations to support various requests. They can be reached at MutualAidBrookline@gmail.com or by phone at 617-651-1468. For more information, check out New Initiative
Students Desperately Seeking a Quality Summer Opportunity?
Students can contact Kate Kennedy, BHS Career Counselor in the Guidance/Counseling Dept, until June 23. Ms Kennedy will discuss jobs, ways to stay busy, and internships. She will offer strategies on what you need to do to land these types of opportunities this summer!
Kate_kennedy@psbma.org
TeenLife's Guide to Online Summer Programs includes several that are eager to enroll students. More online summer programs are listed on our website. Our hope is that this Guide to Online Summer Programs will spark or deepen an interest that can become a lifelong passion. Please download a copy https://guides.teenlife.com/online-summer-programs-02.
Updated Teen Life Free and Low Cost Summer ideas - https://www.teenlife.com/blogs/free-and-low-cost-online-summer-programs
Don't forget the BHS Job/ Career Fair will be up for the remainder of the year and new vendors will be added regularly to explore!
Want to further explore a career field? Visit your Naviance page and explore different careers under the "Careers" tab! You have access to careers, their job outlook, and there are even videos from professionals in the field talking about their experiences! Need help logging onto Naviance? Email Ms. Kennedy at kate_kennedy@psbma.org!
Here’s information from the well-respected COMPASS Educational Group website about colleges’ acceptances of the new 2020 AP exams for placement:
“The [new AP policy] announcement… prompted questions about whether colleges would accept the 2020 exams, and if so, how enthusiastically, and on what terms? Nearly two months after the announcement, many colleges have announced their policies; we’ve tracked, assembled, and coded the policies for over 100 competitive National Universities, and 25 Liberal Arts Colleges, in the table below. We will continue to update this resource as schools release statements about their AP credit policies.”
View full link here - https://www.compassprep.com/2020-ap-exam-policies/
BHS GRADUATES – CLASS OF 2020
Graduates and their parents - The BHS Scholarship Process is proceeding but delayed due to the complications of this school year. The Scholarship Committee hopes to notify applicants by email by late June if they will be receiving a scholarship. Students who have not submitted all the required documentation (the application, CSS Profile, and financial aid letter from the college) cannot be considered for the scholarships. However, applicants who submit remaining documentation now or in the future will still be considered for scholarship assistance. Please contact Kathleen_whelan@psbma.org with scholarship questions.
Koplik update- The MA Dept of Education (DESE) has made a decision to extend the current May 1 deadline to June 30 and deadlines for the Koplik Scholarship process. The following changes are still tentative according to DESE in regard to the Koplik Certificate of Mastery With Distinction Tuition Credit:
** Recent DESE emails have indicated that they would accept August subject test scores for Class of 2020
** An extension of the usage deadline to Fall 2021 to allow students the opportunity to use the tuition credit
** Allowance of the tuition credit to be retroactive to the start of the fall 2020 semester for students that may receive certificates after the start of school
JUNIORS
Last Thursday 6/11 afternoon, some members of the BHS Counseling/Guidance Dept, including BHS College Counselor Lenny Libenzon, offered a well-attended zoom information session with the
UMass Amherst Assistant Admissions Director and time for general Q and A regarding college search and planning. This zoom meeting was recorded and will be sent out to all juniors and parents-guardians later this week.
Some of the questions posed were related to SAT Subject Tests. Since many colleges are no longer requiring Subject Tests as part of their admissions processes, I have included the COMPASS prep website link here to provide more information by college -
https://www.compassprep.com/subject-test-requirements-and-recommendations/
Hamilton College is offering a free webinar/ panel discussion this Tuesday, June 16 at 7 p.m. (EDT) called “College Search During a Pandemic? You Can Do This!” Several members of Hamilton’s admission team will address the most common questions and concerns they are hearing and offering tips on how to make the best of these challenging times so that students can tackle their college search with confidence. Students/parents can register to attend on our Discover Hamilton website.
CollegeBoard (SAT) provides updates on its tests on this site. ACT provides updates on its tests here.
The latest from College Board: Registration opens to all students this week. This year, many centers will have fewer seats because of social distancing guidelines and may encounter unexpected closures. The College Board continues to do all it can to expand availability of the SAT at in-person test centers. We're providing additional SAT administrations every month, beginning in August. There’s higher demand for the August administration, and importantly, in certain areas, August and September already are full or nearing capacity. Certain states have lower capacity, for August in particular, including Massachusetts (at 75% capacity).
Please note that more and more schools are becoming test-optional for the next year and beyond. You do have to check with each school for their requirements, as they tend to change. For the complete list of test-optional schools, go to fairtest.org
Common Application is keeping the same essay prompts for the next year, so you can start working on your essay (remember, 650 word limit). If you or your family have been impacted significantly by COVID-19 pandemic, common app is adding an optional 250-word essay response: “Community disruptions such as Covid-19 and natural disasters can have deep and long-lasting impacts. If you need it, this space is yours to describe those impacts. Colleges care about the effects on your health and well-being, safety, family circumstances, future plans, and education, including access to reliable technology and quiet study spaces.”
If you need help with the essay, check out the FREE resources available here.
Ross Wolfson, the Guidance Coordinator of Westborough HS, conducted two webinars with various college admission representatives to discuss the impact of the COVID-19 on admissions:
Mass State Schools Webinar
Private Schools Webinar
Juniors - Please fill out the Self-Description Form before school ends on June 23. It can be found in Naviance, under About Me: Surveys or a paper copy was part of your Junior Seminar packets handed out before the school building closed. Your counselor needs it to complete your college recommendation so please forward a copy of the form to your counselor by email or send them a quick email so they know you’ve finished the form on Naviance.
Parents of Juniors: We need the Brag Sheet from you! You can find the form at this link
Please complete and forward to your junior’s counselor before June 23, if possible.
Juniors - Now is the time to ask two teachers for a recommendation. Please note that you only need 2 letters. Most colleges will not accept more than 2, and if you ask for more, we can not regulate which letters will go to college and which would not. As you build your college list, you will notice that some colleges only require 1 letter or none at all. These recommendations from both your counselor and teachers will be especially important as we enter into the 2020-21 college application season since this year’s grades and GPA, along many colleges going test-optional, will make recommendations all the more important.
RESEARCHING COLLEGES REMOTELY
COVID-19 has caused campuses to cancel classes, tours and admitted students days. There is no substitute for visiting a campus while it’s in session, attending a class, and talking to current students. However, there are a lot of online resources available to learn as much as you can in the meantime. It is comforting to know that colleges are being really flexible in their typical expectations and policies during the year of COVID-19.
What you can do now from home:
· Sign up for college newsletters and updates
· Open every email from the colleges you are interested in and click on the links
· Reach out to your admissions officers to establish contact and get any questions you have answered
· Attend Upcoming Virtual College Admission Events including tours and information sessions - Click on this google doc to view a growing list of colleges who have moved their tours and/or information sessions online in the coming weeks.
BHS Guidance and Special Education Departments recently hosted the virtual "College Supports for Students with Learning Differences" panel last week. We discussed supports available at colleges and then answered questions from the audience. The panel included representatives from BHS Guidance & Special Education Departments, and Admission Counselors from Curry College and UMass Lowell.
Here is the link so view the panel recording - http://bhs.brookline.k12.ma.us/guidance/college-supports-for-students-with-learning-differences
Take a physically distant stroll through the beauty of Northeastern's campus and take an unofficial visit to the school while viewing their on-campus arboretum at the same time! Be sure to call or email the NU Admissions office so they know you took the time to check out their school too.
https://news.northeastern.edu/2020/04/29/cooped-up-inside-take-a-break-and-take-in-the-spring-scenery-at-northeasterns-arboretum/
Coming this Fall 2020 - NACAC Virtual Fair Dates for Students
NACAC's inaugural season of virtual college fairs for students starts in September. Students get the chance to learn about different institutions via a mobile experience that is totally intuitive, informative, interactive, and fun. Student registration for NACAC Virtual College Fairs will open later in the summer. For now, students can sign up for their email list and they’ll let them know as soon as registration opens. Please note these fall dates:
BHS Grad is offering a FREE College Exploration Opportunity!
Are you beginning the college search process just to find out all your college tours are cancelled? Do you wish you still had a way to learn about the colleges you’re interested in? StudentSide is a free service that allows you to talk to over 600 current college students at more than 50 schools around the country! My name is Nick Dahlborg, and I’m part of the BHS class of 2019, as well as a freshman at Duke University. I’m developing StudentSide to help simplify the college search process using real insights from real students. You can find someone just like you at the school of your dreams and chat with them, completely free of charge. If there are any questions, I can be reached at sndahlborg@gmail.com or at thestudentside@gmail.com. I hope this is a valuable resource that the BHS community can use in these strange times, and hope it can help some of you learn things you never knew before about your favorite colleges!
Book a chat at today!https://www.studentside.org/book-online
JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES
Lumiry - http://lumiry.com/2020-summer-university-series/
An independent educational consultant noticed how the Class of 2021 was being impacted in their college planning. He recognized the disappointment that high school students were having by missing the opportunity to visit college campuses and felt the need to put together a FREE summer university series to connect high school students and parents with admission counselors. All sessions will be live via Zoom and open to rising 10th – 12th graders. During each free session, university admissions representatives will share current admission requirements, majors and programs of study, financial aid opportunities, campus life, and much more. Attendees will also have time to ask questions. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to engage directly with universities to gather information to determine if the school could be a good fit!!
By sharing this opportunity, please note that Brookline High Guidance does not specifically endorse this company or any other educational consulting or test prep companies.
BHS students will be able to access the high school this week to retrieve their belongings and return items borrowed from the school: books, uniforms, and other material. We are planning for tightly scheduled access from Wednesday 6/17 to Friday 6/19. Assistant Head of School Hal Mason has sent a detailed plan, with sign-up specifics and health and safety requirements, last week.
Feel free to check the Student and Family Mental Health and Social Services Resource List on the BHS homepage for regularly updated resources for anyone in the Brookline community. As always, be sure to reach out to a counselor, dean, or other caring BHS staff member if you have any questions or concerns about school or ways to manage during this quarantine time. We’re here for you!
Again, this week’s complete Counseling/Guidance department weekly update will again be shared with all BHS students and guardians so everyone can see announcements for the entire community. Be well!
Consider signing up for the FREE Science of Well Being Yale Course -
https://www.coursera.org/learn/the-science-of-well-being
Dr. Jen Green of Boston Univ/Wheelock has partnered with Medway Public Schools to develop COVID-19 Stress Education Course for high school students. This opportunity is for students to complete on their own, if they have time, and as an adjunct to the stress education built into the Mindfulness Program at Brookline High. There is simple ways to better understand stress, as well as help students find their best strategies to battle extreme, unhealthy stress. Any student can check it out for free-
https://www.bu.edu/wheelock/dr-jen-green-partners-with-medway-public-schools-to-develop-covid-19-stress-education-course/
Teen Support Group- Organized by students for students who are concerned about their use of marijuana, alcohol or other drugs. This is a confidential harm reduction group with students setting their own goals. The meetings include speakers, readings, discussion topics and peer support. For more information, or to sign-up for the group, send an email to the group facilitator, mary_minottminott@psbma.org
Need student tech support for various teaching and information sharing platforms? Tech support for BHS students link - http://bhs.brookline.k12.ma.us/technology.html
Mutual Aid Brookline continues to provide needed aid to Brookline residents during this pandemic. Mutual Aid Brookline is an organization formed where neighbors are helping neighbors make it through this difficult time. They can help with grocery shopping, emergency childcare, running errands, rent/bill paying support for those who have lost jobs. They are looking for ongoing donations to support various requests. They can be reached at MutualAidBrookline@gmail.com or by phone at 617-651-1468. For more information, check out New Initiative
Students Desperately Seeking a Quality Summer Opportunity?
Students can contact Kate Kennedy, BHS Career Counselor in the Guidance/Counseling Dept, until June 23. Ms Kennedy will discuss jobs, ways to stay busy, and internships. She will offer strategies on what you need to do to land these types of opportunities this summer!
Kate_kennedy@psbma.org
TeenLife's Guide to Online Summer Programs includes several that are eager to enroll students. More online summer programs are listed on our website. Our hope is that this Guide to Online Summer Programs will spark or deepen an interest that can become a lifelong passion. Please download a copy https://guides.teenlife.com/online-summer-programs-02.
Updated Teen Life Free and Low Cost Summer ideas - https://www.teenlife.com/blogs/free-and-low-cost-online-summer-programs
Don't forget the BHS Job/ Career Fair will be up for the remainder of the year and new vendors will be added regularly to explore!
Want to further explore a career field? Visit your Naviance page and explore different careers under the "Careers" tab! You have access to careers, their job outlook, and there are even videos from professionals in the field talking about their experiences! Need help logging onto Naviance? Email Ms. Kennedy at kate_kennedy@psbma.org!
Here’s information from the well-respected COMPASS Educational Group website about colleges’ acceptances of the new 2020 AP exams for placement:
“The [new AP policy] announcement… prompted questions about whether colleges would accept the 2020 exams, and if so, how enthusiastically, and on what terms? Nearly two months after the announcement, many colleges have announced their policies; we’ve tracked, assembled, and coded the policies for over 100 competitive National Universities, and 25 Liberal Arts Colleges, in the table below. We will continue to update this resource as schools release statements about their AP credit policies.”
View full link here - https://www.compassprep.com/2020-ap-exam-policies/
BHS GRADUATES – CLASS OF 2020
Graduates and their parents - The BHS Scholarship Process is proceeding but delayed due to the complications of this school year. The Scholarship Committee hopes to notify applicants by email by late June if they will be receiving a scholarship. Students who have not submitted all the required documentation (the application, CSS Profile, and financial aid letter from the college) cannot be considered for the scholarships. However, applicants who submit remaining documentation now or in the future will still be considered for scholarship assistance. Please contact Kathleen_whelan@psbma.org with scholarship questions.
Koplik update- The MA Dept of Education (DESE) has made a decision to extend the current May 1 deadline to June 30 and deadlines for the Koplik Scholarship process. The following changes are still tentative according to DESE in regard to the Koplik Certificate of Mastery With Distinction Tuition Credit:
** Recent DESE emails have indicated that they would accept August subject test scores for Class of 2020
** An extension of the usage deadline to Fall 2021 to allow students the opportunity to use the tuition credit
** Allowance of the tuition credit to be retroactive to the start of the fall 2020 semester for students that may receive certificates after the start of school
JUNIORS
Last Thursday 6/11 afternoon, some members of the BHS Counseling/Guidance Dept, including BHS College Counselor Lenny Libenzon, offered a well-attended zoom information session with the
UMass Amherst Assistant Admissions Director and time for general Q and A regarding college search and planning. This zoom meeting was recorded and will be sent out to all juniors and parents-guardians later this week.
Some of the questions posed were related to SAT Subject Tests. Since many colleges are no longer requiring Subject Tests as part of their admissions processes, I have included the COMPASS prep website link here to provide more information by college -
https://www.compassprep.com/subject-test-requirements-and-recommendations/
Hamilton College is offering a free webinar/ panel discussion this Tuesday, June 16 at 7 p.m. (EDT) called “College Search During a Pandemic? You Can Do This!” Several members of Hamilton’s admission team will address the most common questions and concerns they are hearing and offering tips on how to make the best of these challenging times so that students can tackle their college search with confidence. Students/parents can register to attend on our Discover Hamilton website.
CollegeBoard (SAT) provides updates on its tests on this site. ACT provides updates on its tests here.
The latest from College Board: Registration opens to all students this week. This year, many centers will have fewer seats because of social distancing guidelines and may encounter unexpected closures. The College Board continues to do all it can to expand availability of the SAT at in-person test centers. We're providing additional SAT administrations every month, beginning in August. There’s higher demand for the August administration, and importantly, in certain areas, August and September already are full or nearing capacity. Certain states have lower capacity, for August in particular, including Massachusetts (at 75% capacity).
Please note that more and more schools are becoming test-optional for the next year and beyond. You do have to check with each school for their requirements, as they tend to change. For the complete list of test-optional schools, go to fairtest.org
Common Application is keeping the same essay prompts for the next year, so you can start working on your essay (remember, 650 word limit). If you or your family have been impacted significantly by COVID-19 pandemic, common app is adding an optional 250-word essay response: “Community disruptions such as Covid-19 and natural disasters can have deep and long-lasting impacts. If you need it, this space is yours to describe those impacts. Colleges care about the effects on your health and well-being, safety, family circumstances, future plans, and education, including access to reliable technology and quiet study spaces.”
If you need help with the essay, check out the FREE resources available here.
Ross Wolfson, the Guidance Coordinator of Westborough HS, conducted two webinars with various college admission representatives to discuss the impact of the COVID-19 on admissions:
Mass State Schools Webinar
Private Schools Webinar
Juniors - Please fill out the Self-Description Form before school ends on June 23. It can be found in Naviance, under About Me: Surveys or a paper copy was part of your Junior Seminar packets handed out before the school building closed. Your counselor needs it to complete your college recommendation so please forward a copy of the form to your counselor by email or send them a quick email so they know you’ve finished the form on Naviance.
Parents of Juniors: We need the Brag Sheet from you! You can find the form at this link
Please complete and forward to your junior’s counselor before June 23, if possible.
Juniors - Now is the time to ask two teachers for a recommendation. Please note that you only need 2 letters. Most colleges will not accept more than 2, and if you ask for more, we can not regulate which letters will go to college and which would not. As you build your college list, you will notice that some colleges only require 1 letter or none at all. These recommendations from both your counselor and teachers will be especially important as we enter into the 2020-21 college application season since this year’s grades and GPA, along many colleges going test-optional, will make recommendations all the more important.
RESEARCHING COLLEGES REMOTELY
COVID-19 has caused campuses to cancel classes, tours and admitted students days. There is no substitute for visiting a campus while it’s in session, attending a class, and talking to current students. However, there are a lot of online resources available to learn as much as you can in the meantime. It is comforting to know that colleges are being really flexible in their typical expectations and policies during the year of COVID-19.
What you can do now from home:
· Sign up for college newsletters and updates
· Open every email from the colleges you are interested in and click on the links
· Reach out to your admissions officers to establish contact and get any questions you have answered
· Attend Upcoming Virtual College Admission Events including tours and information sessions - Click on this google doc to view a growing list of colleges who have moved their tours and/or information sessions online in the coming weeks.
BHS Guidance and Special Education Departments recently hosted the virtual "College Supports for Students with Learning Differences" panel last week. We discussed supports available at colleges and then answered questions from the audience. The panel included representatives from BHS Guidance & Special Education Departments, and Admission Counselors from Curry College and UMass Lowell.
Here is the link so view the panel recording - http://bhs.brookline.k12.ma.us/guidance/college-supports-for-students-with-learning-differences
Take a physically distant stroll through the beauty of Northeastern's campus and take an unofficial visit to the school while viewing their on-campus arboretum at the same time! Be sure to call or email the NU Admissions office so they know you took the time to check out their school too.
https://news.northeastern.edu/2020/04/29/cooped-up-inside-take-a-break-and-take-in-the-spring-scenery-at-northeasterns-arboretum/
Coming this Fall 2020 - NACAC Virtual Fair Dates for Students
NACAC's inaugural season of virtual college fairs for students starts in September. Students get the chance to learn about different institutions via a mobile experience that is totally intuitive, informative, interactive, and fun. Student registration for NACAC Virtual College Fairs will open later in the summer. For now, students can sign up for their email list and they’ll let them know as soon as registration opens. Please note these fall dates:
- Sept. 13 -- Students Fall Kickoff
- Oct. 12
- Nov. 8
BHS Grad is offering a FREE College Exploration Opportunity!
Are you beginning the college search process just to find out all your college tours are cancelled? Do you wish you still had a way to learn about the colleges you’re interested in? StudentSide is a free service that allows you to talk to over 600 current college students at more than 50 schools around the country! My name is Nick Dahlborg, and I’m part of the BHS class of 2019, as well as a freshman at Duke University. I’m developing StudentSide to help simplify the college search process using real insights from real students. You can find someone just like you at the school of your dreams and chat with them, completely free of charge. If there are any questions, I can be reached at sndahlborg@gmail.com or at thestudentside@gmail.com. I hope this is a valuable resource that the BHS community can use in these strange times, and hope it can help some of you learn things you never knew before about your favorite colleges!
Book a chat at today!https://www.studentside.org/book-online
JUNIORS AND SOPHOMORES
Lumiry - http://lumiry.com/2020-summer-university-series/
An independent educational consultant noticed how the Class of 2021 was being impacted in their college planning. He recognized the disappointment that high school students were having by missing the opportunity to visit college campuses and felt the need to put together a FREE summer university series to connect high school students and parents with admission counselors. All sessions will be live via Zoom and open to rising 10th – 12th graders. During each free session, university admissions representatives will share current admission requirements, majors and programs of study, financial aid opportunities, campus life, and much more. Attendees will also have time to ask questions. This is a wonderful opportunity for students to engage directly with universities to gather information to determine if the school could be a good fit!!
By sharing this opportunity, please note that Brookline High Guidance does not specifically endorse this company or any other educational consulting or test prep companies.