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Building Your College List: A Five-Step Process
February 18, 2026 at 6pm AKST
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Developing a working college list is a critical step in the college admissions process for rising 11th graders and rising 12th graders. During this webinar we will walk through our five-step process for students to build their strategic college list, including:
Identifying colleges of best fit: Based on your competitiveness as an applicant and individual preferences/requirements (field of study, geographic, desired selectiveness, financial, etc.)
Optimizing your applicant profile based on your college list: Strategies for planning standardized testing, extracurriculars, letters of recommendation, and essays
Navigating application types/deadlines: How to choose whether to apply early action/early decision
Focusing your college admissions priorities: A timeline of tasks for current sophomore and juniors from now until college application deadlines
The latest changes in college admissions (including test-optional policies)
The Ultimate Guide to Writing Your Personal Statement and College Application Essays
February 25, 2026 at 6pm AKST
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The personal statement is your chance to speak directly to admissions committees—and it’s often the part of the application students struggle with most. If you’re unsure where to begin or how to turn your experiences into a compelling narrative, this session will give you the clarity and structure you need to get started with confidence. In this webinar, you’ll:
Learn our six-step essay formula for selecting your topic and planning your structure, regardless of the prompt
Review what kinds of application essays you will need to write and what rising seniors should do now to make progress
Analyze actual essays from our college admissions consulting students who were admitted to highly selective colleges
Get information on the latest changes to college admissions (including test-optional policies)