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College Admissions Has Changed—What Advisors Need to Know Now
Boost Your Client's College Financial Aid, College Planning outcomes and reduce out-of-pocket costs - CE Credit Available
Thursday, May, 28
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75 minutes
Earn 1 CE credit Trusted by 10,000+ financial advisors
Brennan Barnard
Brennan Barnard, M.Ed.
Director of College Counseling and Outreach Khan Lab School, CA
Presenter Bio
Rick Clark
Rick Clark
Vice Provost, Enrollment Management Georgia Tech University
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What You'll Learn

College admissions has become more complex, less predictable, and far more stressful for families — and clients are looking for guidance.  And many are coming to you for advice. This is a CAN'T MISS webinar if you work with families who have college-bound children — or want to deepen…

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Webinar Description

College admissions has become more complex, less predictable, and far more stressful for families — and clients are looking for guidance.  And many are coming to you for advice. This is a CAN'T MISS webinar if you work with families who have college-bound children — or want to deepen relationships with next-generation clients — this session will give you an edge.

In this IAR and CFP CE-eligible webinar, college admission experts Brennan Barnard and Rick Clark break down what’s really happening behind the scenes and what it means for the families you advise.

You’ll learn:

  • What’s changed in admissions (and what hasn’t) — including testing, essays, and selectivity.
  • Tips on creating a compelling application and essay, and thoughts on standardized testing. 
  • How today’s trends are shaping outcomes for high-income and planning-oriented families.
  • Where families make costly mistakes — and how you can help them avoid them.
  • Practical ways to add value during the college planning conversation without becoming a college counselor.