Parent Series: How to Prepare Your High Schooler for College
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About this livestream
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Join CollegeVine advisor, Neal Schwartz, to learn best practices for preparing your high school student for college. He will provide valuable insights into topics such as selecting the right courses, extracurricular activities, and preparing for standardized tests. Learn how to guide your child through the college admissions process and support them in achieving their academic goals.
Advisor
Neal Schwartz
Education
B.S. Union College, NY; C.E.P.Bio
Specialties
BusinessPsychologyComputer ScienceEngineeringSTEM
Undergrad College: Georgetown University '21
Major: History; Minors in French and Russian
Work Experience: The college applications process is all about responding to one question: who are you? I am passionate about helping students craft a creative answer. I have been helping students gain admission to the T25 schools of their dreams since 2018, when I first started working for CollegeVine as an Applications Consultant, and later, blog writer. Soon after graduating from Georgetown, I started my own company to make college advising my career. I currently mentor students through one-on-one consulting sessions and essay editing.
My Admissions Story: My admissions journey began with a desire to dive into the humanities and have an adventure of self-discovery. I applied to East Coast liberal arts schools that value creativity and specialize in teaching languages, history, and international affairs. One thin deferral letter came in the fall, a thicker envelope came in the spring, and with that, I was accepted to my dream school — Georgetown University!
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