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Every 11th and 12th Grader Needs To Do These Things
Every 11th and 12th Grader Needs To Do These Things

What should high school juniors and seniors do to get ready for — and succeed in — the college application process? Dr. P. shares the essentials in this long-ish, but essential, post.

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What to Do If You’re Waitlisted in Early Decision: A Step-by-Step Guide
What to Do If You’re Waitlisted in Early Decision: A Step-by-Step Guide

Waitlisted by your Dream School? Dr. P. has a series of actionable tips and compassionate advice for both students and parents. And it might surprise you!

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campus visits, college, college counseling, college essays, college list, continued interest, early action, early decision, extracurriculars, LOCI, mental health, parenting, parent teen relationship, personal statement, regular decision, teens, writingDominique PaduranoCrimson CoachingComment
Why Applying Early Is More Important Than Ever In 2025
Why Applying Early Is More Important Than Ever In 2025

Are you confused by the alphabet soup of ED, EA, and RD? Are you wondering whether you should apply early decision, early action, or regular decision? Dr. P.’s got some definitions — and answers.

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college, college counseling, college essays, college list, goal setting, personal statement, scheduling, teens, time management, summer, early decision, early action, regular decisionDominique PaduranoCrimson CoachingComment