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Educational Consultant on Scholarship Strategies
Expert admissions counselor Mark Montgomery goes to the University of Miami to talk about one student’s unusual path to a full-ride scholarship. And even an
April 18, 2016
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College Admissions
At Stetson: Is Greek Life for You?
Mark goes to Stetson University and advises those trying to find the right college to consider fraternities and sororities, whether they’re something you want to be a part of or…
April 15, 2016
College Admissions
Commuting to Campus: U of Miami
Mark visits the University of Miami to talk about its high commuter population and how it affects campus life. Something to think about when searching for the perfect college.
April 13, 2016
College Application +
Lynn University: Books Are So 20th Century
Mark goes to Lynn University to discuss their decision to trade books for iPads. Students interested in getting into a tech-savvy college may want to consider Lynn.
April 11, 2016
College Profile
Admissions Adviser on Stetson University
Mark reviews Stetson University in sunny Florida. If you’re trying to find the right college, this one may be it with its myriad opportunities for leadership and community engagement.
April 8, 2016
College Profile
Dartmouth College in the Ivy League Context
For those trying to get into the Ivy League, Mark has some input on this relatively small, conservative, and outdoorsy Ivy League institution.
April 4, 2016
College Profile
Columbia University: Ivy League in NYC
Mark Montgomery, expert on college admissions, talks about Columbia University. If you want to get into an Ivy League school, consider Columbia, in the heart of New York with an…
April 1, 2016
College Application
How to get into College with Bad Grades
Mark answers the question keeping many high school students up at night: if you have bad grades, can you still get accepted to a great college?
March 28, 2016
College Fees
Free Perks at College? Think Again
Mark goes to Rollins College and explains that when you’re considering accepting a college’s admissions offer, remember that the “free” perks aren’t really so free.
March 7, 2016