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College Admissions and SAT Event Columbia Club NYC
How to Help Your Child Ace the SAT/ACT and Write Winning Personal Essays (even if you didn't) Thursday, April 5 Reception 6:30 pm – Lecture 7:00 pm
A fun, informative evening for parents of high school students.
Debra Resnicoff (CU), Admissions Consultant ,and Jessica Brondo (Princeton), President The Edge in SAT Prep offer insight into the SAT/ACT, Common Application, and personal essay. There is no cost to attend this event, but reservations are necessary. Contact the Program Office at [email protected] or 212-596-1285.
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How To Ace College Admissions with Debra Resnicoff at the Greewich JCC
http://jccgreenwich.org
Wednesday, February 8, 7 pm

Town Hall, 101 Field Point Road, Greenwich
As college costs and competition mount, applications and search strategies need to be smarter than ever. How can teens and parents prep for and choose the right school? Experts in the college admissions process will demystify the tasks for attaining an A+ on the testing and application process, college selection, interview and more. Free admission.
Kervin Pillot, Assistant Director for Undergraduate Admissions, NYU; Debra Resnicoff, admissions consultant and essay specialist; Diane Winston, SAT consultant. Moderator: Jan Traylor, educational consultant.

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As Jan. 1 Application Deadline Nears, an Argument for a Yearlong Breather In praising the increasingly popular "gap year" between high school and college, a former dean of admission writes, "Evidence has shown that students who take a gap year bring more to their college experiences and derive more from them as well."

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