YCBK 539: Do Colleges Blacklist High School’s That They Do Not Like

In this episode you will hear:

 

(02:50) Question from a listener: 

Number 1

Julia joins me to answer a question from Cortnie from Connecticut and she wants to know if it is true that sometimes a college blacklists a high school they are not happy with.

 

(19:04) Question 2

Carter, a student from VA asks a question and we also have a question from an anonymous listener, both questions have to do with preparation for med school. Susan joins me to answer these questions, Part 2 of 2

 

(41:32) Interview #1-Lisa interviews Adrienne Amador-Oddi

Part 1 of 2

v  Adrienne shares why financial aid is important to her personally

v  Adrienne tells us what SAI and EFC are and she explains what these terms are and how they are calculated

v  Lisa and Adrienne have a good conversation about why financial aid is so confusing, especially when you are talking about colleges that require the CSS Profile

v  Lisa and Adrienne talk about a school with an expensive sticker price may end up costing the same as your state school

v  Adrienne talks about appealing an aid award

v  Adrienne talks about how important it is for a family to be very specific in their request for additional money

v  Adrienne gives a very concrete example of how a conversation for a school to re-consider their original financial offer that is productive looks like

 

(59:15) Interview #2: Mark Stucker and Bob McMahan, President of Kettering University

Preview of Part 1 of 5

²  Bob gives us his backstory

²  Bob gives us the history of Kettering University

²  Bob explains Kettering very unique approach to education

²  Bob explains how Kettering’s co-op is different from all other co-op programs in the country.

²  Bob talks about the impressive ROI of Kettering graduates

 

 

 

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