Free Webinar: How to Make the Most of Junior Year
Build an Application Colleges Actually Remember
Sound familiar?
→ My student is doing so much. I just don't know if any of it is going to count.
→ Everyone says junior year is important, but nobody tells us what to actually prioritize.
→ I'm worried we're going to spend this whole year chasing the wrong things.
That’s exactly why we’re hosting this webinar.
Why Junior Year is so important:
Junior year asks students to do two things at once: build a real record, and start shaping the story that record will tell. Most families are only prepared for the first one.
Hardworking students know how to:
✔ join more clubs
✔ take more APs
✔ stay busy
But most have never been taught:
✘ which activities actually build depth
✘ how to build a college list around fit
✘ how their story starts to take shape
That’s why so many students freeze when asked:
“So what are you thinking for college?”
This Webinar Is Especially Helpful For:
parents of current juniors
students with strong grades but no clear direction
families overwhelmed by where to focus first
students juggling a busy schedule and unsure what matters
parents trying to help without taking over
We’re teachers and college consultants.
We've spent 25+ years helping teenagers think, write, and tell their stories.
Maggie is a Dartmouth alum and former Dartmouth interviewer, as well as a certified English, History, and Special Education teacher. Jacklyn has worked in one of the top high schools in New Hampshire throughout her entire career, building the experience needed to support the strongest students to stand out.
Our students have been accepted to schools like UC Berkeley, UPenn, and Swarthmore.
Parents think junior year is about building a résumé.
We're going to show you how to build a story instead.
During Our Webinar You'll Learn:
✓ What colleges are really looking for beyond grades and test scores
✓ Why depth beats a longer activities list every time
✓ What makes a recommendation letter worth writing, and how to earn one
✓ How to even begin to craft a college list focused on fit
✓ How to build a testing plan based on your student's actual profile
✓ How to think about course rigor without overloading your student
✓ How your student's story starts to take shape, starting now
— Sharon, Class of 2026 Students