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Karen Zhang

Karen Zhang

Independent Educational Consultant

Dedicated in understanding the needs of the students and their families, Karen is determined to guide every student to the best fit college. View (2) Answers

Jolyn Brand

Jolyn Brand

College Consultant and Higher Ed Expert

Brand College Consulting

Former teacher, mom of 4, doctoral student, and college consultant helping famliies find the "right" colleges View (0) Answers

Eva Garza-Nyer, Ph.D., CEP

Eva Garza-Nyer, Ph.D., CEP

Educational Consultant

Texas College Advisor

Dr. Garza-Nyer works individually with families as they navigate the college search, selection & application process. View (0) Answers

Gena Lester

Gena Lester

Professional College and Career Consulant

Education Prep Centers

Our goal is to take the uncertainty, confusion and fear out of the process, While providing you with your own unique personalized experience View (0) Answers

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Cathy McMeekan
Cathy McMeekan answered: April 9

Do you think coronavirus could affect college admissions in the fall?

I do believe that the coronavirus will affect the students enrolling for the fall of 2020 as well as for those applying this fall for 2021.

Many colleges have pushed back their decision deadlines from the universal May 1 Candidate Reply Date to June 1 (or later). I think this wi...

Weber State University answered: April 8

How is COVID affecting campus life for Weber State?

As you may have guessed, we have suspended all in-person events. But that doesn't mean your path to higher education has to be put on hold! This is true for our current students and also our future students. It has been amazing to watch as we had to make so many changes in a shor...

Evelyn Jerome-Alexander, M.A., CEP
Evelyn Jerome-Alexander, M.A., CEP published: April 3

Test-Optional College Admissions

As things are moving quickly in the world of college admissions, we’re hearing a lot about colleges deciding to go test-optional, even if it’s just a temporary move.  What do colleges mean when t ...more

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